Westpine Joinery (1989) Ltd
7 Binsted Rd
New Lynn
Auckland
New Zealand
Opening Hours:
Monday to Thursday: 7.00am – 4.30pm
Friday: 7.00am – 3.30pm
Saturday & Sunday: CLOSED
Bungalow Bay Windows
Add architectural interest and timeless appeal to your home with handcrafted bungalow bay windows by Westpine Joinery. Designed to reflect the style and scale of early New Zealand homes, our bay windows are perfect for adding character, light, and space.
Handcrafted Bungalow Bay Windows
Westpine’s bungalow bay windows are built using durable, treated timber and traditional joinery techniques. Whether you’re restoring a period home or designing a new build with vintage charm, we can replicate existing styles or create bespoke configurations to suit your project.
Choose from multi-panel layouts, colonial glazing bars, and period-style mouldings to bring your vision to life.
Built for Character and Comfort
- Traditional profiles and sill detailing
- Crafted from treated, finger-jointed pine
- Glazing, priming, and finishing services available
- Custom-made to match heritage or contemporary designs
Ideal for:
- Bungalow restorations and extensions
- Architectural new builds with classic detailing
- Bay window replacements in character homes
- Projects seeking more light and visual interest
Product Enquiry
Interested in Bungalow Bay Windows? Send us an enquiry and we'll get back to you.
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of windows does Westpine offer?
Westpine manufactures a variety of timber windows, including double-hung, bay, bungalow, casement, and awning styles. All windows are custom-made to your specifications and can include double glazing for improved thermal and acoustic performance.
Can Westpine match existing heritage window profiles?
Yes, Westpine specialises in custom profile manufacturing, including matching existing heritage profiles for restoration projects. This ensures the new windows blend seamlessly with the original design.
What timber options are available for windows?
Westpine offers a range of timbers, including cedar, pine, rimu, kauri, and macrocarpa. Cedar is generally recommended for its superior stability, strength, and resistance to warping.
