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
Window Gallery
Make an informed choice with our visual gallery of handcrafted timber window joinery by Westpine. From traditional villa styles to contemporary architectural frames, these images showcase the quality, detail, and variety we bring to every project.
Timber Window Joinery Gallery
Explore a curated selection of our completed timber window projects — including sliding, double-hung, casement, and fixed windows — all crafted from premium timber and tailored to suit a wide range of residential and commercial styles.
Whether you’re restoring a heritage home or designing something modern, our gallery will help you visualise the possibilities and craftsmanship that set Westpine Joinery apart.
What You’ll See
- Traditional villa window profiles and sash windows
- Architectural window designs with fine detailing
- Timber frames with clear, frosted, or colonial-style glazing
- Joinery styles for heritage renovations and modern builds
Ideal for:
- Architects and builders needing reference examples
- Homeowners planning window upgrades or restorations
- Clients seeking inspiration for custom timber joinery
- Renovation and new build projects
Product Enquiry
Interested in Window Gallery? 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.
