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Ten years of Timberlook
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August 2026 marks a landmark moment for Timberlook as the heritage-style PVC-U window and door brand from Affordable Windows Group (AWG) celebrates its tenth anniversary.
Since launching in 2016, Timberlook has grown from a modest operation into one of the most recognisable heritage PVC-U brands in the UK. Production has expanded with the range now occupying almost half of AWG's manufacturing facility across three dedicated production lines. To date, the brand has produced over 128,000 frames using more than 320,000 metres of PVC-U profile.
The ten-year journey has also brought with it a number of notable product developments. Long before hidden trickle ventilation became the norm, Affordable were the first in the UK to come up with a concealed trickle vent for the Timberlook range using a large head drip to conceal the vents. In more recent years, the Timberlook French door range has been updated with a mechanical midrail section, delivering improved functionality whilst retaining its timber-style appearance. A new colour option, Ulti-matt Black (smooth), has also been recently introduced.
Amelia Gaughan, head of marketing at Affordable Windows Group, says: "Ten years of Timberlook is something we're incredibly proud of. What started as a small part of our operation has grown into a range that installers across the UK genuinely rely on. We've continued to invest in the product, the production facility, and our logistics – and that commitment shows no sign of slowing down. There's never been a better time to be part of the Timberlook story.
“Behind the scenes, AWG has continued to invest in its logistics operation to keep pace with growing demand. With a fleet of 64 vehicles, a transport team of 50, and approximately £1,000,000 worth of goods delivered to installers across the UK every week, the infrastructure supporting Timberlook is built for reliability.
“For installers looking to offer something distinctive, Timberlook's ten-year track record more than speaks for itself,”
Article written by John Roper
22nd July 2026