“Acacia Joinery continues to provide an excellent product, both aesthetically

and physically, well beyond the industry standards and specifications.”

Peter Stutchbury — Peter Stutchbury Architecture

Bring to life your architectural designs for your residential or commercial project with exquisite custom timber doors and windows we’ll handcraft to your exacting standards.

Custom timber doors and windows don’t just happen. It’s a creative yet precise process to design, manufacture and fit them seamlessly into a building project. You’d want a partner for that process who understands your vision, your design, can work with it and keep you in the loop as it’s made to order.

Bring an experienced specialist, Acacia Joinery, early into the picture. We’ll help you design better, faster and together with us to finesse a quality design into bespoke timber window and door solutions. From our Wollongong base, we work with architects, developers and home renovation projects across Australia.

We’re there to support you in creating your legacy projects. Every time.

Waverley HouseArchitect Potter & WilsonPhotographer Ben Guthrie

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Inside Cover Award Winning Cliff Face House — Palm BeachArchitect Fergus Scott Architects & Peter Stutchbury Architecture

Foxground Valley House Architect Fergus Scott Architects

Like you, we’re in the business of building a legacy

Your project may be missing a touchpoint with your customers. A constant reminder about its beauty and sophistication – the timber windows and doors. Ones that fit seamlessly into the design and enhance it. And every person who opens a door or gazes through the window of that house or building will know this. Every time.

Acacia Joinery understands your designs are your legacy. You’d want an experienced joinery specialist to take your vision, project manage the manufacturing and deliver doors and windows to your specifications. Using a quality timber, of course. Design better, faster and together. It’s a better way.

The SuntrapArchitect Anderson ArchitecturePhotographer Nick Bowers

Award Winning Cliff Face House — Palm Beach Architect Fergus Scott Architects & Peter Stutchbury Architecture

Your architectural plans are the starting point for our conversation.

Design better: We’ll take your design for custom timber windows and doors and, using our expertise, improve on it. We’ll listen to you tell us how you see your signature project. We’ll agree on a design that ticks all the boxes for you. Involve us early and you won’t be disappointed.

Faster: You can leave the engineering puzzles to us as we pace your design through our finely honed production systems. It will be made right here in NSW, so you’ll have a direct link to our craftspeople.

Together: You’ll be in the loop every step of the way. Collaboration is the only way to go.

Our beliefs:Speaking of processes, the way we work financially should give you peace of mind you’re partnering with a business that’s as solid as hardwood. Staying in the black has been the business model since day one. Our bean counters like to call it a “cash positive” conservative approach. On our factory floor, this means we’ve done the research to offer you the most sustainable and efficient building materials.

Mission:Partnering with architects, designers, builders and homeowners on their journey to create their legacy in custom timber windows and doors.

Vision:That every person who opens a door or gazes through the window of your design knows you made a quality choice with Acacia Joinery.

Waverley HouseArchitect Potter & WilsonPhotographer Ben Guthrie

Coalcliff ResidenceArchitect Indyk Architects Pty Ltd

Quorrobolong House Architect Fergus Scott Architects

Acacia Joinery products are manufactured using 100% solid timber. Each window and door is custom-made to order, so that each individual unit is built to the highest quality.

Contour House — Berry MountainArchitect Peter Stutchbury

Bi-fold and Multi-fold DoorsCreate flexible spaces in your project, even linking the indoors to the outdoors, with our bi-fold doors. They’ll redefine spaces — create an al fresco zone, join rooms or a have more intimate area with a gentle glide of the panels. They can open with two or up to 16 panels. You choose the configuration that best fits. Your choice too, whether they stack on both sides or just one. You can adjust Acacia bi-fold or multi-fold doors vertically and laterally for long-term hassle free operation.

Double Doors (French Doors)Enhance your design with well-placed custom-made double doors. They can be retro-fitted seamlessly into the original building, or can be part of your initial design.

Hinged DoorsYou’d know these are doors that fit snugly into a door jamb with two or more hinges on one side. It’s the norm for the front or back entry of homes.. Heavier doors demand strong and more hinges. You might need doors that swing one way or hinged doors that swing both ways.

Pivot DoorsFor a wide and generous opening, the more modern pivot doors could be the go. They pivot — or swing — on a point, top and bottom. This means they don’t need a door frame as such. Pivot doors are usually heavy and made from timber or glass. The pivoting makes them easier to open and close than a standard door. And, there’s a lot less hardware that goes into a pivot than a hinged door. They’re a perfect fit for contemporary designs.

Sliding DoorsHave you considered how a quality custom-made sliding door can add elegant simplicity to your project? Our doors will glide beautifully on twin-wheel ball-bearing rollers that fit snugly into U-channel weather guides at the top. Maybe multi-sliders that have a self-draining slide system will fit the bill for you.

Joynton Avenue Creative CentreArchitect Peter StutchburyPhotographer Michael Nicholson

Awning WindowsA window hinged at the top so it can open outwards from the base is an awning window. That’s your rain protection and ventilation issues sorted. You can select from a range of finishes for high quality winders or perhaps traditional friction stays and locking bars. Electric winders are ideal for hi-lite awning windows, too.

Bi-fold and Multi-fold WindowsMake a stylish statement with Bi-fold or Multi-foldwindows in two, three or 16-panel configurations. They’ll open smoothly and precisely on the vertical or horizontal plane. Picture them opening up wide to maximise a gorgeous view and allow more air in. Our customised design means you can have the benchtop flowing through the opening to make an outdoor servery. Multi-fold windows are your passport to uninterrupted views – those window frames are out of sight, neatly stacked on one side.

Casement WindowsGo for a classic look that maximises airflow into your building. Casement windows allow more control to capture a breeze from any direction. Unlike awing windows, which open from the base and only a few degrees, casement windows are side opening and usually open fully outwards. You can open them to the left or right. Think of the whole window opening. That’s handy above a kitchen sink. And casement windows can have two or more panes. You’ll often find them in heritage properties.

Double Hung WindowsCustomers love their versatility for bringing light and air into a room. Let us match to the existing double-hung windows in your heritage renovation or we’ll design and manufacture them to order for your new project. Double-hung windows work well where greater air ventilation is needed. They suit slimline applications and regularly feature on multi-storey residential and architecturally designed homes, and where you need great ventilation.

Fixed Glass WindowsLet your imagination soar with the possibilities of an architectural fixed glass window. Frame the view and let yourself bask in natural light and warmth.

The OaksArchitect Manosa & Company Photographer Brett Boardman

Louvre WindowsThese are perfect for the Australian climate allowing maximum airflow when opened. Think of built-in verandas with louvre windows offering control over airflow, capturing the breeze wherever it’s coming from, providing maximum air. When the panes are horizontal, you have a near-clear vista. They’ll create superb ventilation and views if installed from floor to ceiling. In bathrooms they work so efficiently you won’t need a fan. Louvre windows are a stylish fit for classic or contemporary homes. Modern versions easily glide open and can be key-locked for security.

Sashless WindowsMeld a touch of modernity into your design with a sashless window for the clearest view an opening window can offer. More class with glass. There’s no bulky frame to obscure your view. Boost control, air circulation and ventilation as the glass glides up and down simultaneously. How it works is with two moving panes of counterbalanced glass in a double-hung system. Those panes can move either vertically or horizontally depending on the configuration. So, you can glide the window open easily at the top and the bottom simultaneously, letting air in above and below; or with the other configuration, you’d glide the glass to create a gap at each side. Comfort options with availability in single or double glazed glass, two, three or four panes.

Sliding WindowsSliding windows are the smart pick for functionality. Opening from side to side, they work well where you have wide rather than tall spaces. Double-hung windows, which open at the top and bottom, are your best fit for tall spaces. Here’s why sliding windows are functional: They glide easily — the sashes run on highly engineered twin-wheel ball-bearing rollers. Flexible options to have one or up to six panels of glass. Allows you to improve airflow and natural light into the room.

Pretty Beach HouseArchitect Caryn McCarthy Architect Photographer Michael Nicholson

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“Working with Acacia is always a professional experience. They are always open to new ideas and ways

to achieve our design ideas.”Simon Anderson — Anderson Architecture

Acacia Joinery Pty Ltd 25-27 Bellambi Lane, Bellambi. NSW 2518. ( 2) 4284 3582 www.acaciajoinery.com.au