Windows and Window Security

Changing a window stay and pins

Posted in 'How-to' Guides, Windows and Window Security on January 19th, 2011 by Julian Cassell – Be the first to comment

Window stays and pins are usually used along the bottom edge of a window to both hold it closed and allow you to prop the window in an open position. Changing stays and pins is a simple way of revamping the look of a window and is very straightforward to do. This job is normally carried out in conjunction with changing the window fastener – see guide ‘Changing a mortice window fastener‘. read more »

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Changing a mortice window fastener

Posted in 'How-to' Guides, Windows and Window Security on January 19th, 2011 by Julian Cassell – Be the first to comment

Changing a mortice window fastener is very straightforward and can totally revamp the look of your windows. However, before going out and buying new window fasteners, be aware that there are three common types, and you need to choose the right one for your type of window design. Mortice and wedge fasteners are used with windows where the casement (opening part) closes against the frame. read more »

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