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Box Hill brings that lively city vibe with those tucked-away, calmer residential bits, so you end up needing window frame designs that do two things at once: look good and work hard. Our window profiles are extensive, from awning windows to accommodate rainy days to fixed windows for spaces that deserve plenty of natural light to sliding windows for tight spaces, particularly in high-density living situations. When you’re swapping out older timber frames or building a brand-new home, our aluminium windows and doors in Box Hill offer strong weather resistance and effective noise reduction.


Making indoor-outdoor entertaining spaces feel easy and open is kinda simple when you start with the right collection of doorways. At ASE, we manufacture heavy-duty Entry Doors, eye-catching Pivot Doors, classic French Doors, and Multi Stack Doors tailored to your home's layout. If you want a smooth alfresco connection, our custom bi-fold doors and Corner Opening bi-fold doors help create really expansive, open views. Then you can add durable Fly Doors for insect-free ventilation, especially during those warm summer months.

ASE Windows and Doors offers aluminium sliding door installation for Box Hill homes and businesses; it looks simple but provides a very sturdy finish.


Yes. Box Hill is within the City of Whitehorse, about fifteen kilometres from the Clayton South factory, and ASE also supplies Burwood, Blackburn, Mont Albert and Surrey Hills. Products are made to the measured opening.
Usually not on their own. In a residential tower the windows form part of the facade system and sit on common property, so replacement is an owners corporation decision rather than an individual one, and access at that height needs specialist equipment. Individual replacement is realistic in low rise blocks, not high rise ones.
Because the opening is restricted deliberately. Above a certain height, openable windows in apartments are limited so a person cannot fall through, which is why a tower window often opens only a short distance. The restriction is a building requirement rather than a fault, and it cannot be adjusted out.
Box Hill sits within the City of Whitehorse and is one of Melbourne’s designated metropolitan activity centres, so planning controls near the centre are geared toward higher density. For a house away from the centre, a like for like replacement in an existing opening rarely needs a planning permit.
Box Hill Central and the towers along Whitehorse Road and Station Street carry retail at podium level with offices and apartments above. Podium glazing is a different job from a suburban shopfront, with larger spans, heavier framing and safety glass throughout at street level.
It can. As towers have gone up around the centre, some older houses nearby now get less direct sun than they once did. Where that happens, clear glass rather than a toned product, and larger openings on the elevations that still get light, do more than any glazing upgrade.