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Residence 9 windows: authentic timber aesthetics with modern performance

Residence 9 windows are so aesthetically authentic that they are regularly accepted for use in conservation areas for timber window replacements. Suitable for any type of period property from rural cottages to Victorian townhouses, they will tastefully retain any property’s heritage style. Their flush sash is stylish and attractive and provides excellent levels of thermal efficiency and weather resistance. Residence Collection windows are available in a variety of styles. From flush sash windows to bespoke windows with a selection of period detailing, they will help to tastefully retain a property’s unique character.

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Expertly crafted Residence 9 windows made to your exact requirements

At Dekko Window Systems, we manufacture all our windows at our Lancashire factory.  We can create bespoke windows, designed, and fabricated to your exact specifications.  When you want to offer your customers high performance, style, and customisation, choose Dekko Window Systems as your trusted supplier.

Authentic period features

Residence 9 windows can incorporate a selection of realistic period features into their design. Whether you want 19^th century architectural replications or farmhouse features, Residence 9 windows are an excellent choice. Residence 9 period features include: raised weather bars, butt hinge options, period handles and stays, timber-effect butted joints, and traditionally styled sightlines.

Realistic timber-effect finishes

Residence 9 windows are available in a wide range of colours and finishes. One of the most popular for period installations is their realistic timber-effect look. The wood grain detailing in Residence 9 timber-effect windows is so realistic as to be almost indistinguishable from real wood. Choose from Irish Oak, Silvered Oak, Golden Oak, English Oak, Rosewood, or incorporate a wood grain finish into any other available colour.

Timber appearance – PVCu performance

Residence 9 windows are industry renowned for their realistic timber-effect appearance. They are so realistic that they are regularly accepted for use in conservation areas across the country. Alongside their superior period aesthetic, they also provide the high-performance levels expected from a modern PVCu window. Their 9 chambered profiles help them to achieve an A+ rating for thermal efficiency while the glass is bonded to the sash to maximise strength and security.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How do Residence 9 windows perform in terms of energy efficiency?

Residence 9 windows feature a nine-chamber profile, which provides exceptional thermal insulation and helps maintain a comfortable indoor temperature. They can accommodate double or triple glazing to enhance energy efficiency, resulting in lower heating costs and better energy ratings.

2. What are the key differences between Residence 7 and Residence 9 windows?

The main difference between Residence 7 and Residence 9 is the depth. Residence 9 has a deeper 100mm profile with added decorative internal detailing, making it more suitable for period-style homes. Residence 7, with a 75mm depth and a simpler design, is often chosen for more modern builds.

3. How secure and low maintenance are Residence 9 windows?

Residence 9 windows are highly secure, featuring multi-point locking mechanisms and internally beaded glazing to prevent forced entry. As a low-maintenance solution, they don’t require painting or sealing and only need occasional cleaning to maintain their look and performance over time.

4. What customisation options are available for Residence 9 windows?

You can choose from a wide range of heritage colours and woodgrain finishes for Residence 9 windows, with dual-colour options for a bespoke look. Additional customisation includes a variety of decorative hardware options such as Georgian bars, butt hinges, and other period-style accessories to match your home’s architecture.