• Window Safety Lock
  • Window Safety Lock
  • Window Safety Lock
  • Window Safety Lock
  • Window Safety Lock
  • Window Safety Lock

Window Safety Lock

No.#W001
Window Safety Lock
  • Window Safety Lock
  • Window Safety Lock
  • Window Safety Lock

Description

A window safety lock is a type of lock that is specifically designed to secure windows and prevent burglaries from taking place. These locks are typically made from strong, durable materials like metal and are very easy to install.

 
Window safety locks work by attaching to the window frame and locking the window in place. They are very effective at keeping intruders out, as they cannot be easily broken or tampered with.  Window safety locks are often very discreet and can blend in seamlessly with the surrounding decor.  Furthermore, window safety locks can be a cost-effective way to enhance your overall home security. Instead of investing in expensive security systems or cameras, a simple window lock can offer peace of mind and make all the difference in preventing a break-in.

A window safety lock is a great investment for anyone looking to secure their windows and keep their property safe and secure. By taking a proactive approach to home security, you can sleep soundly at night and rest easy knowing that your home and family are protected.

Ideal for horizontal and vertical sliding windows made of aluminum, wood and vinyl in interior and exterior rooms.

 

 

Specifications

Main Material: zinc alloy
Color/finish: white powder coating
Lock type: window sash lock
Item dimensions: 72.5mm x 34.7mm x 16mm

 

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Features

Widely used for aluminum, wood and vinyl windows.
Heavy duty diecast construction with black power coating.
Easy installation and maintenance.



FAQ

1.What is a sash lock?
A sash lock is a lock that is fixed to a vertical sliding sash. It is used to lock the sash and prevent the window from opening. Sash locks are used on uPVC, timber or aluminium windows. On some older wooden sashes, sash locks are often called fitch fasteners, sash fasteners, brighton fasteners, cam locks, claw fasteners or quadrant fasteners.

2.What is the difference between a sash lock and a sliding window lock?
Sliding windows are hinged and can be opened outwards. Their locks usually have both handle and lock functions. You need to turn a key or press a lock button and move the handle to open the window. Sash windows, on the other hand, slide open vertically. Sash locks are also often called sash retainers. They do not act as handles. They only unrestrict the window so that it can be opened. To open the window, you need to slide the sash or use a rope.

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