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Superior Build Quality
This product has been selected for its above-standard construction and specification. It may include features such as thicker glazing, stronger materials, wider glass panels, or other upgraded components that make it better built than typical industry-standard alternatives.
H: 1652 mm
W: 1430 mm
RRP £3,500.00
H: 1777 mm
W: 1062 mm
RRP £1,000.00
Box sash windows are vertical sliding windows that have a traditional, but desirable aesthetic. They are typically found in period properties, adding value to homes.
For the majority of box sash windows, the mechanism of this is a system of weights and pulleys, counterbalancing each other to allow easy opening and closing. Having said this, there are models of box sash windows that operate differently.
With a set of box sash windows, you can experience the following 8 benefits:
The main benefit of box sash windows is the timeless style and aesthetic appeal of them. This is what makes them so desirable to homeowners across the country.
The unique box sash mechanism system creates an impressive and smooth operation that can be enjoyed for years.
For those of you that are looking for space-saving solutions, box sash is the way to go. The vertical sliding system means that, unlike casement windows, box sash windows can be used in properties that have limited space inside and out.
Box sash windows can also be great for insulation and energy efficiency. Some modern frames even offer triple glazing!
If your home is based in a noisy area, these windows can help drown out some of the noise, demonstrating excellent sound insulation properties.
When it comes to windows, you can’t get any more valuable than authentic, timber sash windows. If you’re looking to increase the value of your property, sash windows simply have to come under consideration.
In addition to all the other benefits we’ve covered, box sash windows are also incredibly durable and low maintenance. This style of window is built to last!
Many box sash options come with advanced locking systems, reinforcing safety without compromising the traditional look.
If you have any further questions about our range of box sash windows, we recommend contacting us and speaking to a member of our expert team. We’ll be able to assist you with your query and ensure that you’re buying the right windows for your home.
There are both single hung and double hung sash windows to consider for your home. What’s the difference? Well, the main difference is that with a double hung sash window, both sashes have the ability to open, giving you multiple ventilation options.
The main difference between spring and box sash is that spring sash windows are set within flush reveals, whereas box sash are sat in a recessed reveal. The result is that spring sash windows are lighter and take up less space.
