Hardwood Window Cill Front | 80x38mm | 995mm

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CIL-WN-8038-0995
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Product Overview

Heavy-Duty Solid Hardwood Replacement Window Cills – Sometimes referred to as window cill fronts, these are machined from dense, premium Sapele hardwood. These profiles offer ultimate durability against the elements and are perfect for replacing or refinishing your existing cills.


Key Specifications & Features

  • Material: 100% Solid Sapele Hardwood for superior density, rot resistance, and longevity.
  • Classic Cill Profile: Features traditional water-drip grooves and a 9-degree bevel to actively shed moisture away from the frame. This cill also features a tongue on the back as many frames are grooved to accept it. Tip: The tongue can be easily cut away if required during fitting.
  • Finish: Smoothly machined profile, requiring only a light sand before applying your choice of high-performance exterior oils, stains, or microporous paints. Even with hardwoods, proper treatment is key to longevity.
  • Profiles: Heavy-duty 80x38mm section.

Perfect For:

  • Replacing damaged, rotted, or weathered exterior window cills.
  • New installations where a premium quality hardwood window cill front is required.
  • Commercial or domestic property renovations demanding high-end, long-lasting timber detailing.

Delivery & Bulk Saving Notice: Lengths up to 1170mm are shipped quickly via our Evri parcel service, while heavy timbers over this length are transported via the DX freight network. All cills are thoroughly protected using heavy-duty cardboard tubes. Save 15% to 25% instantly when purchasing multi-packs for your project.


Please Note (Natural Timber Character): Timber is a living, natural product. Each piece possesses its own unique characteristics, which may include natural colour variations, unique grain patterns, knots, or minor surface shakes. These features are a natural hallmark of real wood and do not affect the structural integrity or quality of the product. Timber can also react to atmospheric changes in humidity and temperature, so be sure to store the timber appropriately. See our storage guide for details.