Custom Wood Windows with Natural Warmth and Modern Performance
We tailor wood window sizes, profiles and glazing packages to coordinate with your façade, interior finishes and energy goals.
Why Custom Wood Window
Whether it’s a five-star villa or a city apartment, custom wood windows bring a warmth and character no other material can match. Choose from oak, pine, teak, or other species; select stains, profiles, and grille patterns to suit classic or contemporary façades—each piece is crafted as furniture for your walls.
With Mulan Build, beauty comes with performance. We use engineered, laminated stiles/rails to resist warping, offer FSC options, factory primer and top-coat finishing, and aluminum-clad exteriors when low maintenance is a priority. Multi-point locking and compression seals ensure a tight close, while double or triple Low-E/argon glazing, warm-edge spacers, and optional laminated/acoustic glass improve insulation, comfort, and quiet.
Wood windows also pair perfectly with picture, casement, or awning units for ventilation where you need it. From shop drawings and sample approval to packaged delivery, we provide a one-stop, made-to-order solution—typical lead time 35–45 days with global logistics support.
Timeless, tactile, and built to last—that’s the advantage of choosing wood.
Wood Windows Types
Wood Windows with White Trim
Warm wood frames with crisp white casings for classic contrast—custom species/stains, Low-E/argon glazing, and tailored grille patterns.
Aluminum Clad Wood Windows
Real-wood interiors with a durable, colorfast aluminum exterior—low-maintenance performance, high efficiency, and broad color options.
Clad Wood Windows
The beauty of wood inside, weather-proof cladding outside—tight seals, Low-E glass, and long-life finishes for demanding climates.
Double Hung Wood Windows
Classic two-sash operation with tilt-in cleaning, balanced ventilation, and rich wood interiors—custom stains and grille designs.
Single Pane Wood Windows
Traditional single glazing for historic looks and budget-friendly builds—best in mild climates or paired with optional storm panels.
Vintage Wood Windows
Period-correct profiles, arches, and divided-lite grilles—hand-finished stains and hardware to recreate timeless character.
Design Options
Double Glazing
Two panes sealed into an insulated glass unit (IGU) to cut heat transfer and reduce condensation. A cost-effective upgrade that keeps rooms more comfortable year-round with clear views and low maintenance.
Triple Glazing
Three panes with two insulating cavities for maximum energy savings and comfort. Ideal for cold or noisy environments—warmer interiors in winter, cooler in summer, and a noticeably quieter space.
Argon Gas Fill
Inert argon is injected between panes to slow convection and improve the window’s U-factor—without affecting clarity. Safe, colorless, and an easy way to boost performance over air-filled units.
Thermal-Insulation-Effect
Combine Low-E coatings, warm-edge spacers, and thermally broken frames to minimize heat loss and solar gain. The result: steadier indoor temperatures and lower HVAC loads across seasons.
Noise Reduction Effect
Optional laminated glass, thicker/asymmetric panes, and full perimeter weather-seals significantly reduce outside noise. A smart choice for homes near roads, schools, or airports seeking a calmer interior.
Wood Window FAQs
What’s the difference between all-wood and aluminum-clad wood windows?
A. All-wood gives full natural timber inside/out, great insulation, but needs periodic exterior refinishing. Aluminum-clad keeps the wood interior and adds a weather-proof aluminum exterior for low maintenance—ideal for coastal, high-UV or rainy areas.
How do wood windows achieve good thermal and acoustic performance?
A. Use Low-E insulated glass (double/triple) with optional argon, laminated panes for sound, and tight frames with multi-point locks and quality seals; this combo cuts heat loss, drafts, and noise.
What customization is available (species, finish, style)?
A. Pine, oak, ash and engineered cores are common; finishes include clear, stained, painted, or exterior aluminum cladding in any RAL color. Grilles, sash profiles, and hardware styles are fully customizable to match modern or traditional designs.
How do I maintain them and how long do they last?
A. Clean drains, lubricate hardware yearly, and refresh exposed wood coatings every 3–5 years; aluminum-clad exteriors are largely maintenance-free. Properly installed, quality wood windows typically last 20–50+ years.
What about installation, lead time, and add-ons?
A. New builds use fin/anchor installs with proper flashing and sill pans; remodels can use insert frames. Typical custom lead time is about 4–6 weeks. Options include insect screens, child locks, concealed hinges, security mesh, and between-glass blinds, plus fixed or operable units (casement, tilt-turn, double-hung, awning).
Contact Us
We’ll get back to you within 24 hours. For urgent project inquiries, contact us directly at +86 150 1310 1240. You can also upload your project drawing files
