Window frames in Oegstgeest, from villa park to new build

In shortKozijnen Wassenaar supplies and fits uPVC and aluminium windows, doors and sun shading in Oegstgeest, from its showroom on the Langstraat in Wassenaar. We measure up at your home free of charge, check which rules apply to your facade and send a quote within 24 hours.

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Replacing windows in Oegstgeest means working with a village built in clear layers. Around the Wilhelminapark you find villas from around 1900, the Oranjewijk took shape between 1915 and 1930, and Poelgeest and Nieuw-Rhijngeest are this century’s additions. Each layer calls for a different kind of frame.

So we start with your facade, not a brochure: how the windows are divided, what is still original and whether your house sits in a protected area. Then we choose profile, glass and colour together.

Distance to the showroom: 6.5 km as the crow flies
Municipality: Oegstgeest
Setting: inland
Measuring: free, at your home
Quote: within 24 hours of measuring

Which window frames suit an Oegstgeest home

The Wilhelminapark and the former estates Endegeest and Rhijngeest form a nationally protected village area (rijksbeschermd dorpsgezicht). The villas have tall windows, bays and frames divided by mullions and transoms, traditionally painted cream white or dark green. The municipality’s design guidelines take traditional Dutch timber frames as the starting point, so we check what is allowed for your villa before you order.

In the Oranjewijk and the garden suburbs, frames are mostly timber in a light colour, with panes often divided by mullions and transoms. If you switch to low-maintenance uPVC (kunststof), keep the original layout. A tilt-and-turn window (draai-kiepraam) with the same division, in a shade such as cream white, sits comfortably in the street.

Haaswijk is made up of clusters and terraces where the same house type repeats. In Morsebel and Poelgeest the frames are timber or uPVC and many homes have a generous garden. There, the question is less about rules and more about comfort: triple glazing, a built-in insect screen or a lift-and-slide door (hefschuifpui) onto the garden.

Aluplast Ideal 7000 NL, uPVC: cross-section — Aluplast Ideal 7000 NL, uPVC

After: the same villa with new cream-white frames in the same upright layout — Impression · of a villa facade with tall windows, before and after new frames in cream white.

Before: 1920s brick villa with old timber frames and a bay window — Impression · of a villa facade with tall windows, before and after new frames in cream white.

Oegstgeest area by area

After 1900 Oegstgeest grew from a handful of separate hamlets into one continuous village bordering Leiden. What sits in the facade differs from one area to the next.

Wilhelminapark en Geesten

A villa park from around 1900 with detached villas on green plots, together with the Endegeest and Rhijngeest estates. A nationally protected area, so profiles, glazing bars and colour are agreed in advance.

Oranjewijk

A villa district with curving streets, small greens and deep front gardens. It is protected by the municipality, and the frames here have always been timber painted in a light tone.

Kerkbuurt

The old core along the Dorpsstraat, with small buildings from several periods and the Groene Kerkje. Also locally protected, with upright windows in painted timber.

Haaswijk

A planned district of home zones and clusters of identical houses. A new frame that matches the terrace in colour and layout keeps the street calm.

Poelgeest and Morsebel

Open neighbourhoods with waterways, parks and often large gardens. uPVC frames are already common here, and a sliding door onto the garden is a natural next step.

Nieuw-Rhijngeest

Built from 2006 between the A44 and the Oude Rijn, with terraces, riverside villas and plenty of water. In homes this young, we tend to look at sun shading or insect screens.

How we handle windows in Oegstgeest

Your address first
If your home is in the Wilhelminapark en Geesten, the Oranjewijk or the Kerkbuurt, we first find out what the municipality allows for profiles, glazing bars and colour. That way you know where you stand before you order.
Recording the window layout
Many older facades here have upright windows with mullions and transoms. During the free measuring visit we photograph that layout and carry it over, as a tilt-and-turn window, a double casement without a fixed mullion (stolpraam) or a fixed pane with a fanlight.
A colour that fits the street
Cream white and fir green are in the uPVC range, and aluminium can be powder coated in any RAL colour. Allow roughly 16 percent extra for each coloured or wood-grain side.
Opening up the garden side
Generous gardens are typical of many parts of Oegstgeest. A lift-and-slide door or double French doors bring that garden into the house. The more fixed glass in the unit, the lower the price per square metre.

What does it cost in Oegstgeest?

For Oegstgeest we use the same prices as in Wassenaar; the 6.5 kilometre distance does not change them. Below are a few indicative prices from the calculator.

Indicative prices including installation and 21% VAT
uPVC tilt-and-turn window, 100 × 100 cm, white, HR++	approx. € 786
uPVC tilt-and-turn window, 100 × 100 cm, white, triple glazing	approx. € 895
uPVC tilt-and-turn + turn window, 150 × 140 cm, anthracite outside	approx. € 1,696
Aluminium tilt-and-turn window, 100 × 120 cm, anthracite, triple glazing	approx. € 1,397
Double French garden doors, uPVC, 180 × 210 cm, HR++	approx. € 2,595
Made-to-measure front door with frame, uPVC, 90 × 210 cm	from € 3,231
Made-to-measure front door with frame, aluminium, 90 × 210 cm	from € 3,708

Indicative prices from the price calculator, including ground-floor installation and 21% VAT. Each order has a one-off € 484 project charge for transport and removal of the old frames. The final price follows the free measurement.

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Questions we often hear

Can I fit uPVC windows in the Wilhelminapark?

That depends on your house and on what the municipality permits. For this protected area, the design guidelines name traditional Dutch timber frames as the starting point. We check it for your address and tell you honestly before you order.

Are there rules in the Oranjewijk as well?

Yes. The Oranjewijk is protected by the municipality, which looks at how the street holds together and prefers timber for window frames. We find out what that means for your house, address by address.

I live in a terrace in Haaswijk. Do my frames have to match my neighbours’?

Not necessarily, but the municipality values consistency within a cluster in Haaswijk. A colour and layout that suit the terrace are the safest choice, and we look at the houses next door with you when we measure.

Will you come out for a single garden door or sliding door?

Yes, we measure single units free of charge too. Bear in mind that the one-off project costs for transport and removal apply per order, so they weigh more on a single item.

How long does fitting take in a villa with many windows?

It depends on the number of frames and how easy they are to reach; most homes are finished in one to a few days. You get a fixed date in advance. uPVC takes 4 to 6 weeks to produce, aluminium 6 to 10.

From Wassenaar to Oegstgeest

Our showroom at Langstraat 52a is 6.5 km from Oegstgeest as the crow flies. Drop in Tuesday to Saturday, 10:00-17:00, to talk through your plans and look at profiles, colours and glass together. To be sure an adviser has time for you, call or WhatsApp +31 6 41 50 36 42 first. We speak English, Dutch and Polish.

Then we come to you. Measuring is free, the quote follows within 24 hours and our own fitting team arrives on a fixed date. If a window sticks after the first winter, we are close enough to adjust it quickly.

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ShowroomLangstraat 52a
2242 KN Wassenaar
Tuesday to Saturday 10:00-17:00
+31 6 41 50 36 42