Secure And Sustainable

Nine Zero Timber Windows and Doors has achieved Secured By Design accreditation – marking the company’s product as not only sustainable but also secure.

This latest achievement means Nine Zero’s timber products not only meet but exceed the rigorous security standards expected in today’s high-performance building projects, offering a competitive edge for trade professionals, architects and specifiers – and even more assurance for today’s increasingly savvy homeowners.

 

Not the norm for timber

While the industry is acquainted with SBD it is not always associated with timber windows. “Achieving Secured By Design accreditation is a significant milestone for us,” says company director, Steve Winscott. “At a moment when building regulations and consumer demands are progressing at pace, adding the SBD stamp of approval to our portfolio proves we’re ready for the challenges ahead. Today’s trade professionals, architects, and specifiers need compliant solutions that add real value to their projects – and homeowners expect high security as a given.

“Working closely with SBD means Nine Zero can offer the powerful combination of secure design, sustainable materials, energy efficiency and beautiful, bespoke craftsmanship that is built to last.”

 

Picture: Nine Zero now has SBD accreditation for its timber windows and doors.

www.nine-zero.co.uk

 

Article written by Cathryn Ellis
14th May 2025

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