Timber Window and Door Hardware Types and Colours

This lockable heavy-duty winder for outward opening awning windows operates smoothly and securely with a chain mechanism.

Remove the awning window sash from the frame for maintenance or installation with a detachable powder-coated steel hinge.

Easily operate outward-opening awning windows and improve sealing using this geared arm system with a folding handle.

This casement or awning window locking device secures the sash against the frame for improved security and weather sealing.

A pivot hinge system allows the sash to swing open and closed smoothly to maintain alignment and seal tightly when closed.

A geared operator with a folding crank handle opens and closes the sash smoothly for strength, durability and ventilation.

A window locking device secures the casement or awning window sash tightly when closed to improve weather sealing and security.

This awning and casement window pivot hinge system operates the sash smoothly providing weather-tight sealing when closed.

A corrosion-resistant stainless steel hinge with two interlocking leaves and a central pin allows smooth operation.

A key-operated swivel mechanism secures double-hung or sliding window sashes, so the window can’t be opened from outside.

A small metal finger grip fixed to the lower rail of a double-hung window sash makes a simple handle to lift or lower it.

A wheel-and-frame device on the side or top of the window guides the sash cord. The counterweight system smoothly raises or lowers the sash.

An automatically engaging spring-loaded latch holds the sash closed. Release it by operating a lever. Some versions are lockable.

A modern deadlock with a low-profile designer finish and slimline external pull handle securely locks timber sliding doors.