Evergood #W002 slinding window latch lock, white color, window sash lock.
A window slatch lock is usually located on the top of the window, it is consist of two parts, sash and latch. This window latch lock can greatly improve your security and privacy. By installing sash locks, you can keep out unwanted guests and dust, avoid fall accidents, and keep your home safe and clean. The window latch replacement is made of high-quality zinc alloy material, which has high hardness, good wear resistance, anti-corrosion, anti-rust, and more durable; the surface of the window lock and door latch is treated with enamel, clean and tidy.
This belt lock features a cam action hook that pulls the keeper taut when locked. The latch body has an anti-Jimmy stud that allows the latch to engage. Make this window lock stronger. This sash lock features easy installation and can be used on sliding windows made of aluminum, wood and vinyl. Just an electric drill to determine the position of the window, drill holes on the edge of the window, and then use a screwdriver and screws to fix the window lock and window catch on the window.
These window security locks can be applied for aluminum, wood and vinyl windows, suitable for vertical and horizontal sliding windows, single hanging and double hanging windows or doors.
Specifications
Main Material: zinc alloy
Color/finish: white powder coating
Lock type: window sash lock
Item dimensions: 72.5mm x 32.9mm x 16mm
Features
Widely used for aluminum, wood and vinyl windows.
Heavy duty diecast construction with black power coating.
Smooth, shiny and fashionable.
FAQ
1.Are sash locks difficult to install?
Generally, they are easy to install provided you have the correct parts. For uPVC and timber sash windows, the sash lock is fixed to the window using self-tapping screws; for aluminium sash windows, you may need to consider using rivets and special retaining/catch plates, especially for some very narrow window frames, to get an adequate fix. The general rule is to replicate the existing fixing method when replacing a sash lock.
2.Are there sash locks that allow the window to be open but locked?
In some cases, it is possible to allow the sash to be slightly open, provided you have the correct retaining/catch plates. The degree of opening that can be achieved for "night ventilation" is very small, but if this position is used, it is important to be careful with safety considerations
