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Custom timber fixed windows for Melbourne homes

Enjoy the benefits of fixed glass windows with quality timber frames

With a sleek, minimalist design, timber fixed windows also invite abundant natural light into the home. As they do not open, they help regulate the inside temperature throughout the year, especially when coupled with the natural thermal properties of timber frames. Their streamlined design means that window size and positioning can be easily customised. They can be manufactured in floor-to-ceiling specifications or designed to sit above or beside other windows and doors, enhancing the overall aesthetic of a room and brightening dim areas.

Low-maintenance and energy-efficient, fixed timber windows improve the appearance of your property while keeping the elements at bay. The classic look and durability of Aspect Windows’ fixed wooden windows make them popular in Melbourne properties.

What are timber fixed windows?

Also known as ‘picture windows’, fixed timber windows  do not open, and are elegantly framed for durability and timeless charm. These windows help illuminate interior spaces, improve insulation and provide unobstructed views of the outdoors. Functional installations, such as awning windows, can be added to improve airflow and aesthetic appeal.

How fixed glass windows enhance your home

Simple in design, fixed glass windows are ideal for increasing brightness, making rooms feel larger while protecting your property from external elements.

How do fixed windows work?

Because the panes of glass do not open, they do not have the components normally needed for opening and closing. They therefore create an airtight seal to protect your home from the effects of the weather while improving energy efficiency by eliminating drafts and internal temperature leakage.

Where are fixed windows commonly used?

Fixed timber windows are perfect for commercial and residential spaces where additional light or outside views are more important than ventilation. They’re practical for areas where windows that open are less convenient, such as stairwells or sloped ceilings, and can be installed in floor-to-ceiling spaces, giving views to the outdoors.

Why select a fixed window for your space?

With no opening mechanism, fixed glass windows have a clean, modern look and require less maintenance than operable windows. The design maximises light and views while minimising upkeep, making them both practical and stylish. Install them as a feature wall in living rooms, as a decorative addition above doorways or combined with other window designs such as sashless or louvre windows.

Benefits of our timber fixed windows

Elegant, sustainable and practical—with endless design options, natural insulation and eco-friendly benefits—timber fixed windows combine design flair with energy-saving performance.

Open up your spaces

Stationary windows give a sense of spaciousness by creating a clear visual flow between zones, while timber frames add warmth and classic appeal. Similar to sashless windows, they are chic and provide unobstructed views. Fixed glass with timber frames amplifies the sense of space and creates a timeless, refined look that complements modern and traditional interiors.

Combine with different door and window configurations for increased ventilation throughout your property.

Flexible shapes and configurations

With no moving parts, fixed timber windows can be easily customised with different shapes and sizes. They can be manufactured to fit living room walls, giving views to the outdoors or used to open up smaller spaces. Timber frames can be curved or angular to fit popular styles like bay windows, arches and geometric designs.

Brighten low-lit spaces

Install these versatile windows in areas with limited illumination, such as corners and hallways, to transform darker areas into more welcoming ones. Use them to replace wall space, allowing abundant natural light to flood in to brighten your home and create a dramatic or scenic view through to outside zones.

Increase energy efficiency

The natural properties of timber combined with the airtight seal of fixed windows help regulate indoor temperatures by minimising heat loss during winter. Strategically placed fixed timber windows admit natural light without raising indoor temperatures, reducing the need for summer cooling and lowering energy bills.

Made from responsibly sourced timber

Our timber is harvested from sustainably managed regrowth forests, benefiting the environment and supporting local economies. Our commitment to responsible sourcing of durable materials helps to protect natural forest resources.

Dependable and long-lasting

High-quality timber can last 40-60 years, whereas uPVC windows are normally replaced in half that time. Treating your timber frames with finishes to reduce moisture and deter pests increases their lifespan, making timber a superior choice over other materials.

Customised design options

Aspect Windows manufacture tailor-made windows to fit unusual shapes and diverse architectural styles. Choose from various timber species and glazing types to further personalise your fixed windows. Whether your Melbourne property is coastal, or heritage-style, we create bespoke solutions.

How to care for timber fixed windows

As there is no opening mechanism, fixed wooden windows are easy to care for, requiring only simple maintenance to ensure a long life.

Preventative measures

Apply paint or sealant every three to six months to keep your fixed timber windows in top condition. This will protect them from the elements and reduce fading, cracking and other weather-related damage. Ensure proper drainage around the windows and maintain weather seals to keep out drafts and moisture.

Regular cleaning and retouches

Regularly remove the indoor and outdoor dirt and dust that accumulates on your timber frames to maintain the quality of your fixed wooden windows. Use warm water, mild soap and a soft cloth, and avoid harsh chemicals and pressure washers. Examine your window frames periodically and reapply paint and coating as needed to keep them well-protected and looking fresh.

Learn more about cleaning and maintenance for timber windows.

Upgrades and specifications

Our customisable options include fitting non-standard shapes and sizes and different timber and glazing types.

Shapes and sizes

We can design and manufacture your timber fixed windows to fit almost any shape or size for your Melbourne building project, including curved or angular shapes. Optional fixed sashes and fixed doors are also available upon request.

Timber varieties

We offer high-quality, responsibly sourced timbers. Choose from Tasmanian Oak, Blackbutt, Flooded Gum, Accoya and American Oak, all well-suited for Melbourne’s climate. Standard grade and select grade Blackbutt are available by special request.

Protective finishes

Applying a protective finish safeguards wood from moisture, pests and wear, increasing the lifespan and improving the appearance. Choose from paint grade, stain grade or natural finishes for your fixed timber windows.

Glass and glazing options

Select from double or single glazing—double glazing adds extra protection, improving thermal efficiency and noise reduction. For areas requiring more privacy, choose frosted glass. Ask our team about upgrading to Low-E glass for added insulation.

Illuminate and insulate your space with custom fixed timber windows

With over 30 years of experience, Aspect Windows combines superb craftsmanship with high-quality products to tailor fixed timber windows to suit your Melbourne property. Our timber is responsibly sourced and there are several beautiful colours and grains to choose from that complement a range of modern and traditional architectural styles and designs. With personalised customisation available for each project, our stunning fixed timber windows are built to last. Contact us online today or call us on 03 9768 3944 to speak with a timber window expert.

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