Our story

In 1920, Carlo Campesato, a highly skilled and dedicated master carpenter, opened a small artisan workshop, laying the foundations for what would become a benchmark company in the window and door industry.

Among the eleven children of the Campesato family, Guido took the lead of the company, steering it towards the production of wooden windows, interior doors and bespoke wooden furnishings. It is from him that the company takes its name and the identity that still defines it today.

The company chose to focus exclusively on the production of wooden windows and interior doors, leaving the furniture sector to concentrate entirely on high-quality joinery.

With the entry of Guido’s sons, Giancarlo and Valter Campesato, the company further refined its specialization. Production was concentrated on wooden windows and complementary components for window and door systems.

The first series of wooden windows was launched: an innovative product that marked the beginning of a new chapter in the company’s evolution within the timber window sector.

The sale of Campesato products was entrusted exclusively to authorized dealers, and the first showroom was opened in Campodoro, now the company’s headquarters.

Campesato products began entering international markets, with the first showroom opened in Greece. Today, in addition to Italy, the company operates in Greece, England, Canada, Israel, Russia and the United States.

The Mondial 90 collection was significantly upgraded with the introduction of timber-aluminium windows, expanding the product range and enhancing performance in terms of durability and thermal insulation.

A true pioneer in the sector, Campesato developed the first 3D graphic configurator, enabling faster order management and immediate quotation responses. Thanks to this innovation, customers can visualize their custom window and door systems even before physical production.

In response to the demands of a constantly evolving market, Campesato launched five new collections featuring enhanced performance and increasingly minimal profiles, combining advanced technology with refined design. 

Campesato was among the first Italian companies to achieve RC3 resistance class certification for wooden windows. It was also the first Italian company to obtain RC3 certification on a timber species other than oak: Red Grandis, confirming its commitment to innovation in high-security window systems.

An upgrade to the coating cycle was introduced, featuring acrylic resins and isocyanate for longer-lasting wood protection. Thanks to this innovation, Campesato offers a 15-year warranty, significantly increasing the durability and resistance of its timber window and door systems. 

Campesato achieved new levels of airtightness, watertightness and wind resistance, reaching anti-hurricane classification. Our windows deliver top-level performance in the market, ensuring uncompromising protection and energy efficiency.

The company obtained FSC certification. All windows are manufactured using wood sourced from responsibly managed forests, combining design, value and sustainability in every window and door solution.

In 2025, we further raised our security standards. Alongside RC3 certification, we introduced an even more advanced configuration, featuring reinforced components and bullet-resistant glass. The result: even more secure window and door systems with minimal design, created for those who seek maximum peace of mind at home.