Lignum by Wealden Joinery · Trade supply
Lignum is a certified timber window and door system, supplied to showrooms, installers and contractors on a supply-only basis. You own the customer, the survey and the installation. We manufacture, document and deliver — and you hold no stock, commit no capital and give up no floor space.

Who we work with
Can I sell this range?
Stock the Lignum range under your own roof. Trade pricing, a quoting portal your team runs themselves, and a maker in Sussex who answers the phone.
Become a stockist →Can you supply my site?
Multi-plot developments, refurbishment schemes and commercial fit-out, manufactured to a programme and delivered to site in the order you need them.
Discuss a project →Will it pass?
Sections, performance, conservation credentials and finishes — the detail you need to write us into a specification rather than a lifestyle photograph.
View specification →Why Lignum
Every window and door is manufactured at our Rotherfield facility using precision CNC machinery, hand finishing, and factory-applied microporous coatings. Certifications: BSI ISO 9001, PAS 24:2022, Secured by Design, BS 6375, FSC® Chain of Custody.
FSC®-certified forests with responsible forestry practices. Timber locks away ~1 tonne of CO₂ per cubic meter. Lowest embodied carbon: 60 kgCO₂/m² vs uPVC (120) vs aluminium (180). Designed to last 60+ years with routine maintenance.
PAS 24:2022 testing simulates real burglary attempts. Multi-point locking with 3-minute minimum resistance. Laminated safety glass. Secured by Design approved. Document Q compliant for new builds.
30-year timber warranty, 10-year workmanship guarantee, 15-year sealed glazing warranty, 10-year hardware operation. All guarantees transferable to new property owners.
Systems

How it works
Share your project aims and property type
On-site measurements and design options
Precision CNC with hand finishing
Clean, considerate site fitting
Maintenance guidance and support
Case Studies



Guarantees
Rot & Decay
Workmanship
Glazing
Tell us what you sell, where you sell it and roughly what volume you’re looking at, and we’ll come back with terms that fit. If you’re specifying rather than selling, the specification pack is a better place to start.