Wittmont - Fine Timber Windows & Doors

Design

Years of development and research have resulted in the Wittmont draining sill system. Uniquely designed to keep inward opening doors completely leak-free even in exposed conditions.
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Tolerances - the gap that seals

Wittmont realises that the key ingredient in manfacturing doors and sashes that operate reliably is the use of large clearances between the frame and opening door or sash.
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Continuing the Mapp Bros Tradition

Mapp Bros, established in the 1920s had a reputation for outstanding quality and longevity of its products. Wittmont, established in 2000, has continued Mapp Bros’ reputation for excellence and added it’s own demands of technological innovation and environmental design.
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Construction

Yet another example of Wittmont’s excellence in design is in our patented jointing system.^* In use for more than twenty years. The reason for its immense success is due to the fact that each joint employs a custom-made silicon gasket – resulting in a aesthetically and practically perfect joint each and every time.
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call the Wittmont showroom for a quote or use our
contact form:

08 9248 2011

service@wittmont.com.au

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Wittmont gallery of fine timber joinery

visit our showroom to view our complete range of doors and windows

58 Bonner Drive (corner of Capital Road) Malaga, WA

our display home in South Fremantle is also available
for viewing by appointment

Wittmont Pty Ltd is a wholly WA owned & operated family business run by a husband and wife team since 2000. The business continues in the Mapp Bros tradition of fine timber joinery, founded in 1928. Read more...

we can be reached by phone: 08 9248 2011
fax: 08 9248 1079
email: service@wittmont.com.au
our factory-showroom is located at:
58 Bonner Drive Malaga 6090 WA

as part of Wittmont's commitment to ecologically sound business practices, all waste sawdust byproduct is collected and compressed into briquettes. These make for a clean burning, no mess alternative to firewood for fires and barbecues.
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