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Windows
Double-hung, bay, bungalow, casement and awning windows, all custom-made to your specifications and available with double glazing.
New Lynn, Auckland / Est. 1989
Bespoke timber joinery,made by handin Auckland.
French doors, bi-folds, sash and bay windows, entrance doors and shop fronts. NZ-made in our own workshop, tested to NZS 4211 and backed by a 5-year exterior guarantee.
Since 1989
Every door and sash, made in one workshop in New Lynn.
Our promise
At Westpine Joinery we’re committed to delivering total satisfaction on every project. As NZ-made Master Joiners we guarantee our workmanship, repairing or replacing any defects from materials or craftsmanship, backed by our 5-year exterior guarantee.
We’ll work closely with you from start to finish to ensure exceptional quality and service. Whether you’re looking for inspiration, technical guidance or ready-to-go products, we’re here to help with honest advice and proven craftsmanship built over decades of experience.
- 1989
- Year Westpine was founded, and still the same owners
- 35+
- Years making bespoke doors, windows and architectural joinery
- 12
- Skilled tradesmen in the production team
- 5 yr
- Exterior guarantee, when finished as specified
The range
Five families of joinery. One workshop.
We manufacture all our doors and sashes in our own factory, so we have the flexibility to make joinery to the exact specifications you require.
See all 22 products
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French Doors
Colonial and contemporary French doors, customised to your dimensions, timber and glazing, including double glazing.
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Doors
Entrance doors built to suit the period of your home, and internal doors to match your interior.
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Bi-folds & Sliders
Timber bi-fold doors, bi-fold windows, cavity sliders and sliding units, custom-made and available with double glazing.
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Specialty
Timber shop fronts, corner units, panel options, joinery profiles and mouldings, tailored to specific architectural requirements.
Timber species
Choose your timber.
We work with pine, rimu, cedar, kauri, macrocarpa and other timbers where practical. Tap a species to see the grain.
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CEDARPINERIMUKAURIMACROCARPA
Our usual recommendation
Cedar
Generally speaking, cedar gives the best results for timber joinery. It has better stability, strength and lightness than the more common pinus radiata, and resists warping in New Zealand conditions, which is why we use it for our bi-folds.
SASH HORNSILL HORNNZS 4211 compliant
Built the old way.
Tested the new way.
Performance tested
NZS 4211 is the standard for the performance testing of individual windows and doors for exterior use. Windows and doors, including the glazing system, are tested and can be labelled and certified as complying with one or more New Zealand wind zones.
In-house manufacturing
We manufacture all our doors and sashes in our own factory, so we have the flexibility to make joinery to the exact specifications you require, including replicating existing heritage profiles.
01 THE FRAMED OPENING
02 BUILDING WRAP
03 FLASHING TAPE
04 SILL FLASHING
05 THE WESTPINE WINDOW
06 HEAD FLASHING
07 WEATHERBOARDS & SCRIBERS
08 AIR SEAL
09 LINING & ARCHITRAVES
LOADING THE DRAWING…
How a window goes in
From drawing to done.
How a Westpine window is fitted into a weatherboard wall, one layer at a time. Keep scrolling.
- Step 1: The framed opening. The builder frames the opening a little larger than the window: trimming studs each side, a lintel above to carry the load, and a sill trimmer below.
- Step 2: Building wrap. The wall is wrapped, and the wrap is cut and folded into the opening so the framing is covered right to the edge.
- Step 3: Flashing tape. Flexible flashing tape seals the sill and the corners of the opening, the places where water tries hardest to get in.
- Step 4: Sill flashing. A metal sill flashing is let into the trimming studs each side. It runs under the sill and turns down over the weatherboard below.
- Step 5: The Westpine window. The window goes in on packers with a 10 mm gap all round, is levelled and plumbed, then fixed through the jambs into the trimming studs. The facings come fitted.
- Step 6: Head flashing. A metal head flashing sits over the head facing. Its upstand goes behind the building wrap, so any water running down the wall is shed out over the window.
- Step 7: Weatherboards & scribers. Bevel-back weatherboards go on from the bottom up, each lapping the one below, and finish tight to the facings. Scribers close the joint.
- Step 8: Air seal. From inside, a backing rod and sealant close the gap between the frame and the framing, so there are no draughts.
- Step 9: Lining & architraves. Plasterboard lining and architraves finish the inside. The window is ready to paint.
Villa renovation
Joinery that looks like it was always there.
Sashes rot, sills split, and an extension needs new windows and doors that sit comfortably beside the originals. We replicate existing heritage profiles for villa, bungalow and period homes.
DRAG TO COMPARE
Featured project · Wellsford
The Gwydden
Conservatory
A heritage verandah transformation: from weathered boards to a light-filled conservatory, with a custom door set and windows from Westpine Joinery and a hand-painted checkerboard floor.
“…the incredible part you played in making it all happen.”
How it works
From enquiry
to installation.
A fast and efficient no-cost quoting service to all areas. Here is what happens next.
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Tell us about the job
Phone, email or the quote form. Include the project type, approximate dimensions, preferred timber, glazing and any drawings or photos.
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A free quote, fast
A fast and efficient no-cost quoting service to all areas, with honest advice on timber, glazing and detailing.
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Made in New Lynn
Every door and sash is manufactured in our own workshop by experienced tradespeople, to the exact specifications you need.
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Glazed, primed, delivered
Glazing and pre-priming available. Delivered across Auckland and nationwide, including the lower North Island and Hawke’s Bay.
Customer feedback
Our reputation is built on referrals and recommendations, from Auckland homeowners to builders in Wellington and Hawke’s Bay.
Read more reviews“They understand what works and deliver quality windows and doors that are crafted by experienced tradespeople. … Best in class, great team of people there to help.”
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French doorsDouble hung sash windowsBi-fold doorsBay windowsEntrance doorsShop frontsCavity slidersHeritage profilesMouldingsBungalow windows
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