Semi-finished timber for joinery
Laminated scantlings for windows.
Solid-faced scantlings for doors.
Two timber ranges to machine into window and door components. Start with the intended use, compare their construction, then choose a species and section.
For windows
Stacked layers.
For timber window frames and sashes.
The bonded layers help limit the natural movement of timber. This construction is intended to improve the stability of the scantling.
Compare species and sizesFor doors
Solid-faced scantlings.
For door stiles and rails.
A core of timber strips supports the outer wood faces. The facing provides a continuous surface for machining and finishing, with the laminated construction inside.
Compare species and sizesThe photographs illustrate the two constructions. Species and sizes in the Vela range are listed below.
The Vela range
Compare species and cross-sections.
Each range has its own sizes. Lengths vary: tell us what you need.
| Use and construction | Sizes | Species |
|---|---|---|
| For windowsLaminated layers | Thicknesses 72 / 84 mmWidths 86 / 96 / 120 mm | Pine · Okoumé · Red grandis · Chestnut · Ash · Oak |
| For doorsSolid-faced scantlings | Section 48 × 120 mm | Chestnut · Ash · Lime · Tulipwood · Pine · Oak |
These are ranges we regularly supply. Species and cross-section combinations, quantities and availability are confirmed in the quotation.
Tell us what you need
Have a cutting list ready?
Tell us what you are making and the sizes you need so we can check the appropriate range for your work.
- Windows or doors
- Timber species and scantling section
- Lengths and quantities
- Cutting list or drawing, if available