New hardwood sash boxes

If you wish to reinstate traditional sash windows into your property, whether they are beyond repair or have previously replaced with non-timber or casement windows. We can supply and fit new hardwood sash boxes complete with double glazed sash windows that replicate the originals.

Is this for you?

Have your timber sash windows been replaced with UPVC or aluminium casement windows?
Do you want to reinstate the original features?
Are your timber sash windows and frames beyond repair?

Benefits

A double glazed sash will provide improved thermal performance, will retain heat and reduce noise levels.
Our new sash windows will replicate the original window keeping the character and architectural identity of your property.
By installing a new sash window where they have been previously replaced you are reinstating the original character features to your home, improving both the aesthetic look of the property and its market value.
We increase the depth of our sash boxes to allow us to accommodate a thinker double glazed unit, triple glazing or combining acoustic glass to within a double glazed unit.
By installing a new sash window, you have the peace of the mind that all of the joinery is new, spray finished, completely draught-proofed and meets current building regulations.

How we do it

We carefully remove the original sashes and sash boxes minimising any disruption to the surround décor. We will dispose of the original windows.

We then fit the new hardwood or Accoya timber sash box complete with timber double glazed sashes which have been manufactured in our dedicated workshop. The sashes are hung on the traditional system of weights, cords and pulleys.

The new sash windows incorporated an integral draught-proofing system.

The new sash boxes are sealed to the exterior brickwork and new internal architrave and window boards are fitted.

Should any of the surrounding plasterwork have been disturbed during the installation then we will patch this up.

Finally a full set of window furniture and locks are fitted.

Once the work has been completed the installation will be registered with FENSA and you will receive a certificate confirming that your new window is compliant with current Building Regulations.