Box Sash Projects

Work designed around the building.

A selection of timber windows and entrance doors showing the details Box Sash considers before manufacture — proportion, material, finish and how the joinery sits within the architecture.

White timber sash window in red-brick period home
Made in Britain
Made in BritainMade to measure by Box Sash in our UK manufacturing operation
FENSA Registered Company
FENSA RegisteredProfessional installation and compliance
FSC
FSCResponsible timber sourcing
50-Year GuaranteeTimber-frame reassurance built around long-term quality

Quality at the heart of the work

The detail is what makes the finished project believable.

Box Sash does not treat the window or door as a standalone object. The surrounding brick, stone, render, existing proportions and the way the room is used all affect the right specification.

That is why made-to-measure joinery matters: the product can be designed around the building rather than asking the building to accommodate a standard product.

Sash windows

Traditional sash proportions, carefully resolved.

The strongest replacement work is the work that does not shout “replacement”. Meeting rails, glazing bars, frame widths and the relationship to the masonry are considered together so the finished window belongs to the house.

White timber sash window in red-brick period property
White timber sash window with glazing bars in stone elevation
White timber sash window in rendered period home

Casement windows

Made around the opening, not pulled from a catalogue.

Casement windows can look simple, but good proportions take work. Opening lights, mullions, glazing bars, finish and hardware all need to sit comfortably within the architecture.

White timber casement window in red-brick home
White timber casement window in rendered home
Charcoal timber casement window in stone home

Entrance doors

The first detail people notice.

A bespoke timber entrance door should feel part of the façade. Colour, panel proportions, glazing, fanlights and brassware are treated as one composition rather than a set of unrelated choices.

Sage green timber entrance door in red-brick period home
Black timber entrance door with fanlight and period surround
Navy timber entrance door in London period home

How a Box Sash project comes together

From the house to the finished joinery.

01Understand the property

We start with the architecture, existing joinery and what you want to improve.

02Specify the detail

Proportions, glazing, finish, hardware and performance are resolved around the brief.

03Manufacture in Britain

Your joinery is made to measure by Box Sash using solid timber and specialist craftsmanship.

04Install as one project

The product and the way it is fitted are considered together from the beginning.

Your home next

Tell us what you want to change.

Start your quote online or speak to Box Sash about the property, the existing joinery and the result you want to achieve.

CUSTOMER EXPERIENCES

Our reviews are a testament to the service we provide.

A selection of independently rated five-star customer reviews. These are individual reviews, not the company’s overall Trustpilot rating.

Professional service and excellent product

“Fitting was done with no fuss and, amazingly, with virtually no disruption to the surrounding walls.”

Edward Christie
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