Centre Bridging Timber (CBT)/Batten (made to your sizes)
Centre Bridging Timber (CBT)/Batten (made to your sizes)
Important guidance is shown below
For Centre Bridging Timbers and other filler timbers (a filler timber can add a new surface, i.e. for magnets, where one might currently be absent).
Made-to-measure then primed (white). Please send us actual sizes - when you go to our online Checkout please use the Additional notes section.
Redwood or whitewood, planed on all sides. Easily cut down further to length with a hand saw. You will need to drill two or three pilot holes (please avoid screw positions near to window bar junctions).
Where sash panels butt together on a Centre Bridging Timber we recommend you specify "H" = 27mm (allows for 2 magnets each 12.5mm wide, plus 2mm extra 'play'), or 25mm minimum.
Use stainless steel screws when fitting to oak framed windows available here.
Reviews
-
28 days agoExcellent experience
-
3 months agoStuart Day
-
3 months agoAll very helpful and efficient
Sam Mahon -
5 months agoGreat productWould definitely recommend
Good product and customer service
-
6 months agoGreat QualityPhil Birtwhistle
-
6 months agoGreat product and serviceSLC
-
6 months agoFantastic, helpful company
-
7 months agoan excellent company to deal withJames
-
7 months agoEffective and unobtrusive. Needs to be fitted carefully if the windows are at all uneven.
-
8 months agoExcellentFrom design to delivery, quick and professional service. Highly recommend.
Extra news
Secondary Glazing vs a Glass Upgrade to Double Glazing: Which Is Right for Your Home?
The Window Efficiency Debate
In the quest for energy efficiency and comfort, homeowners often find themselves at a crossroads: should they opt for secondary glazing or invest even more in upgrading their existing windows by swapping the old glass for some modern double glazing? Both options offer promise to improve insulation and reduce energy bills, but they are significantly different in their approaches and budgets. This guide explores the nuances of each solution to help you decide which is best for your home.
A Price Guide for Secondary Glazing
Are you tired of feeling cold in your own home, of high energy bills or constant noise from outside? Extraglaze magnetic secondary glazing could be just the solution you need. It is an additional panel fitted over your existing windows, improving insulation and reducing noise without changing your home’s appearance. And installed with very little upheaval.
Veritherm case study – Extraglaze comes out top
Extraglaze was installed as part of a real life case study, in a real home, and the results measured and reported by Veritherm.co.uk




