Energy-efficient German-technology wooden windows by Athos
German-technology wooden windows of high-standards and amazing durability.
When it comes to wooden windows, Athos recommends choosing international best practices. Therefore, in Athos, you will find wooden windows with superior mechanical properties and excellent durability. For the best quality result, Athos uses the best materials and components in its state-of-the-art production unit.
- 1. Do you want to see wooden windows in pictures?
- 2. Advanced profile of German technology for improved wooden windows
- 3. Wooden windows of any shape and liking
- 4. Wooden windows from at least five types of high quality wood
- 5. Varnishes and paints from the best brands for maximum durability of wooden windows
- 6. Hardware for wooden windows from the best brands in Europe
- 7. Energy glazing for maximum thermal insulation in wooden windows
- 8. Optional extras for wooden windows and balcony doors
Wooden windows of any shape and liking
We have personalized wooden windows of any type and design. And if the design doesn't exist, we will create it!
Tilt and Turn Windows
Tilt and turn wooden casement windows. They are the epitome of German technology windows and are recommended for most projects.
Arched Windows
Arched wooden windows with any height and arch dimensions. They are a great choice for projects seeking architectural upgrades.
Fixed Windows
We have fixed wooden windows for the openings of the buildings in which there is no opening will. In essence, they are glazing with wooden frames or even sheets without mechanisms.
Sliding and Hung Windows
Athos sliding and hung wooden windows have advanced mechanisms from the leading European brands
Custom windows and systems
Beyond any popular design, Athos undertakes to design and manufacture windows to unique specifications. Imagine it, and we make it!
Wooden windows from at least five types of high quality wood
Genuine and assured timber variety, sourced from sustainable sources around the world. Always, first grade, not just first quality.
American Oak
American Oak windows combine durability and aesthetics. It is the right choice in the construction of quality windows. The king of woods!
African Iroko
African Iroko timber is harder. For this reason, iroko windows tend to withstand environmental exposure.
Malaysian Meranti
Malaysian Meranti timber is the mainstream choice. This is because of the excellent quality/price ratio, especially for windows with opaque paint that does not show the wood grain.
Swedish Pine
Swedish pine is cheap timber with which we produce wooden frames. However, pine loses in the battle of quality to other varieties.
Greek Chestnut
Greek chestnut is usually the choice for traditional architecture cases. Thus, it is rarely chosen and only by some customers.
Athos' recommendations for making timber
For the best quality, and for windows with translucent coatings, we recommend Oak timber, the king of wood wood types! However, the main choice is Meranti timber, which we recommend for doors in RAL colour. For increased moisture resistance, we recommend Iroko timber, while for lower cost we recommend Pine timber. Finally, we recommend Chestnut timber for special architectural needs.
First-grade timber
Athos only sources first-grade timber. For example, the selected category for American Oak timber is FAS. This means that it is not only the best quality but also the best grade.
Sustainable forest management
Athos uses timber from sustainably managed forests. This means that the woods are not damaged but sustained. One example is the fact that more trees are planted than are cut down.
Infinite kinds of timber
Due to the high range of customization of Athos' products, you can choose more timber types than mentioned above. Wood that is occasionally needed is Niagon.
Varnishes and paints from the best brands for maximum durability of wooden windows
Add to the durability of the timber and components of a window; coatings contribute decisively to the appearance of the window frames. For this reason, we choose to use the most advanced European-made coatings.
Sayelack HydroGold
A top quality paint system for wooden windows, for which the Italian manufacturer states that it lasts up to 18 years. It is water-based and therefore environmentally friendly.
ICA Arborea
ICA Arborea paint systems are water-based and are an excellent choice for most of our projects. Their correct application tends to determine the final finish.
ICA Bio
ICA Bio are modern and organic coatings produced in an extremely ecological way, even from tree leaves. However, Athos does not yet have sufficient data on their durability.
Water and oil or solvent-based coatings and lacquers
Since each project is different from others and needs vary, Athos uses solvent varnishes in limited cases. Oil varnishes offer noticeably better coverage and appearance but are less environmentally friendly.
Athos' recommendations for coatings and lacquers
The choice of paint system should be based on the needs of the project and the selected timber. For best results, with less need for maintenance, choose Sayerlack HydroGold. For the best value for money with excellent quality, choose the basic ICA option. For greener construction, select ICA Bio. Before you settle on a choice, we will advise you on the best option, depending on your timber type and aesthetic.
Application of particular coating system for each timber
Every timber is different and needs different coatings. For example, pine wood contains resin, which should be treated with special coatings to prevent it from tearing. For this reason, Athos strictly follows the instructions of each varnish house's chemicals to offer quality and durable products.
Excellent resistance to moisture, sun and microorganisms
The best European companies create the paint and coatings systems used by Athos to resist solar radiation, humidity, and microorganisms. Consequently, Athos products are protected and ready to face the challenges!
Hardware for wooden windows from the best brands in Europe
The outline mechanism systems of each window contribute to the functionality, durability, and safety of each window
Energy glazing for maximum thermal insulation in wooden windows
Window glazing plays a crucial role in the thermal and sound insulation of the building. For this reason, Athos uses double and triple energy glazing in the window sashes.
Double energy glazing
They consist of two panes of glass and a gap to maximize thermal insulation. Double glazing is the basic and safe solution for wooden windows. This is because they combine perfectly with the most thermally insulating window construction material, which is wood. Double energy glazing offers the best value for money.
Triple energy glazing
Triple glazing is the highest quality choice, as it offers maximum thermal insulation. They consist of three panes of glass with two gas gaps for energy improvement. They are the best choice for high specification buildings or for buildings in areas with severe weather conditions. Although they cost more, they save energy and money in the long run.
Silicates and gas
Athos glazing has a 4-15-5mm form. More, glazing still has a brown aluminum outline gap to avoid contrasting with the color of the wood. Otherwise, it would have the silver color of aluminum. In addition, the glazing internally is silicon minerals to prevent any moisture.
Athos' recommendations for window glazing
In all windows, of all materials, the glazing significantly determines energy efficiency. That is, the glazing is always a better insulator than the frame and the casing. For this reason, it is worth being double and energy-efficient. At an extra cost, it's also worth being triple glazed. Non-energy glazing is not recommended by Athos, except in cases of narrow frames (46mm) and other special architectural needs.
Double plain glazing
Double glazing is a common choice in Greece as it is a balanced solution, taking into account the lower price and the essential thermal insulation.
Single plain glazing
Single glazing is a choice of the past and is not recommended in new projects. They are the best choice when manufacturing traditional 46mm narrow timber windows.
The glazing of the windows have CE Certificate
As with all components used in Athos' timber windows and doors, the glazing has the European CE Certificate. At the customer's request, Athos can provide it so that the customer can be informed of the glazing performance.
More glazing options, depending on the needs of the project
When the project's needs require special glazing, Athos is ready to install it. Instances where Athos installs special glazing in its wooden windows, are Church and Monastery projects.
Breakage protection
In some buildings where more safety is needed, such as homes with young children, the windows may have breakage protection to prevent injury in the event of breakage. This means that the glass will automatically become thousands of small pieces, which are not as dangerous to injure someone.
Optional extras for wooden windows and balcony doors
Windows and patio doors are made even better when combined with additional accessories that increase the functionality and value of the building. Some such examples are screens, shutters and blinds.
Screens
A window screen (also known as an insect screen, trash screen such as floating leaves, fly screen) is designed to cover the opening of a window. It is usually a mesh of plastic wire and can be hinged vertically or horizontally or fixed.
Vertical or horizontal movement screens with aluminium roller blinds
These are the screens made of durable plastic that open and close with a roller on the edge of the window. They can be opened horizontally or vertically. They are the choice of most customers.
Sliding screens
They are the screens that usually consist of two "crates" that move on a railway. They are best avoided as they are made of aluminium and reduce the aesthetics of the room.
Opening screens
They are the screens that usually consist of a "crate" that opens like a door.
The placement of the screens
It is advisable to place the screens during the production of the window as it saves time and unnecessary costs.
Wooden shutters
Shutters can be used for a variety of reasons, such as controlling the amount of sunlight entering a room, protecting privacy, security, protection from the weather or unwanted intrusion or damage, and improving the aesthetics of a building.
French type shutters - blinds
French-style shutters (also known as blinds) consist of a perimeter frame and shutter blinds. They allow very little light to enter and are the most common choice.
Paneled shutters
Panelled shutters (also known as blinds) consist of a perimeter frame and panels. They do not allow light to enter the room and provide complete blackout.
Rambote shutters
The rambote shutters consist of successive wooden boards that are joined together. They do not allow light to enter the room and provide complete blackout.
Shutters made of plywood
Marine plywood shutters are not made of solid wood, but of marine plywood. They do not allow light to enter the room and provide complete blackout.
Shutters with roller blinds
These shutters are similar to the common blinds used for aluminium and uPVC synthetic frames. If they do not need to be fitted to a building, it is advisable to avoid them.