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Window Handle Stainless Steel Left Handed - Per piece
Why choose Window Handle Stainless Steel Left Handed - Per piece?
- Includes strike plate with groove
- Secure ventilation
- Fasteners included
Product details
Brand | Wovar |
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SKU | WV009093 |
EAN code | 8720574792485 |
Colour | Stainless steel |
Feature 1 | Stainless steel finish |
Feature 2 | Countersunk holes for a beautiful finish |
Material | Zamac |
Application | Window lock |
Locking system | Knob |
Direction of rotation window | Left |
Window Handle Stainless Steel Left Handed - Per piece
Looking for window handles? These window handles with stainless steel finish are made for beauty and function. The handle has a spur (the little bit that sticks out to the side), allowing you to open your window for ventilation securely by sliding the spur into the groove on the strike plate. This allows fresh air to come in while keeping the window anchored to the window sill.
The handle is made from Zamak. Zamak (also written as Zamac or ZAMAK) is a strong alloy made from a combination of several materials, the most important of which are zink, aluminium, magnesium, and copper. The stainless steel finish adds a layer of protection and protects against corrosion. Fastening material is included with the handle and strike plate, and consists of four 4 x 30 mm and two 4 x 15 mm screws.
Left handed window handle
This stainless steel window handle is left handed, i.e., it is easiest to use this handle with your left hand. This handle is suitable for right outward opening doors and left inward opening doors (see illustration below). The window handle does not have a lock or push button and can thus always be moved.
Countersunk mounting holes
Both the window handle and the strike plate contain mounting holes. The stainless steel strike plate with groove comes with 2 mounting holes and the window handle with 4. The holes have a diameter of 5 mm and are countersunk, allowing the screws to sit flush with the aluminium.
Installing window handles
Step 1: Determine where the window handle and the strike plate have to go. Make sure there is at least 1.5 to 2.5 mm between the handle and the strike plate.
Step 2: Mark where you screws will have to go. This involves holding the handle and strike plate in the correct position and marking the frame through the mounting holes with a pencil.
Step 3: Pre-drill the holes with a hardwood drill 1.5 to 2 mm thinner than the screws you are using.
Step 4: Secure the handle and strike plate with the screws.
Order stainless steel, left handed window handles
Order stainless steel, left handed window handles for an attractive price today. Do all your windows need new handles? Wovar offers a volume discount when your order 10 or 20 handles. Are you the owner of a landscaping or construction company, or are you a carpenter? Sign up for a free business account and enjoy even more advantages like a business discount and your own point of contact at Wovar.
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