I reside in a victorian terrace house which once upon a time had box sash windows, the sash's have since been taken out but the frames have remained. In place of the sash's metal frames windows have been installed. I am looking at changing them now to PVCu windows, the thing that concerns me is that I do not wish to leave the old wooden sash framework in. What can I expect to find when I take this frame work out, as I do not want to open up a can of worms just before putting the new one's in? Happy New Year!
box sash window frames!
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Just for the record, apparently if I do take the sash frames out I will be left with a 4" inch recess in the brickwork effectively in the cavity as the frames are built in, thus I would have to fill this and set my windows further forward in the reveals. 
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