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Wooden Windows launches new online door builder

Wooden Windows launches new online door builder

Wooden Windows has officially announced the launch of its online door builder.

Specifically engineered for trade professionals and installers, Wooden Windows says the tool is set to redefine how customers order bespoke external timber doors by offering instant visuals, real-time pricing, and a 2-4 week delivery time.

In a sector where bespoke timber products are said to often command lead times of 8–16 weeks, Wooden Windows’ new digital platform slashes the wait to just one month.

It is said to be the fastest in the UK for bespoke, fully finished timber doors, enabling installers to move from enquiry to installation at a pace previously only seen in the PVC-U and composite window and door markets.

Mark Winter, Director at Wooden Windows & StairBox said: “Our goal was to introduce the same logic that StairBox has for making staircases as easy as possible and bringing the traditional craft of timber windows and doors into the digital age.

“We launched the new window builder back in March and knew the next project was to upgrade the door builder.”

He continued: “Trade professionals are under more pressure than ever to provide instant answers.

“With this tool, an installer can design a bespoke made-to-measure timber door, and hand a customer a quote in minutes.”

Wooden doors that “last a lifetime”

Wooden Windows says the door builder tool is built to solve the daily struggles that window and door installers are facing today; including slow quote turnarounds and specification uncertainty.

Key features are said to include:

  • 3D visuals & instant pricing: Generate high-definition 3D renders and accurate quotes either in front of the customer or on the job-site, eliminating the 48-hour wait for back-office pricing.
  • Made-to-measure: Bespoke sizing to the millimetre, ensuring a perfect fi t and reducing on-site adjustments and returns.
  • Factory-controlled painted fi nish: Users can now select from a revamped range of factory-applied finishes, including contemporary colours and heritage tones, delivered site-ready.
  • Simple and quick ordering: A streamlined interface that captures every technical detail, from ironmongery to glazing options, ensuring “right-first-time” manufacturing. You can now order directly online.

A new benchmark for speed

By integrating the online door builder directly with the advanced 95,000 sq. ft Staffordshire manufacturing facility, Wooden Windows is said to have removed the administrative bottlenecks that typically plague bespoke joinery.

The four-week lead time covers the entire process, including the application of high-durability, factory-controlled spray paint finishes.

With its own fleet of delivery vehicles, travelling all over the UK, customers will also be guaranteed their own delivery slot, with the reassurance that the vehicle will be suitable for both domestic and construction site visits.

For trade professionals, this is said to mean more competitive quoting, and the ability to take on more projects during peak seasons.

Design your doors today

The new Door Builder is now live and available for use by all trade pros and DIY installers.

To experience the tool and see how it can speed up your next project, visit: Online Door Designer | Interactive Door Design Tool | Wooden Windows

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