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Securing partially open casement window
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Sun, Jul 29, 12 at 14:38
| What are some of the options on securing a casement window in the partial open position [maybe 2-4"]to allow ventilation? Thanks! |
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RE: Securing partially open casement window
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| Is this for windows you already have (after market devices) or windows you are looking to purchase? |
RE: Securing partially open casement window
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| If new windows, consider tilt and turn windows. |
RE: Securing partially open casement window
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| They make what are called "sash limiters" which do just what your looking for. They use them all the time commercially i schools and apartment buildings. |
RE: Securing partially open casement window
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| This would be for windows that we already have. |
RE: Securing partially open casement window
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| They can still be gotten and retrofitted onto your window. It would make it easier if you knew the brand of window but most casement operators are made by a company called Truth Hardware so a good window hardware supplier should be able to get you what you need. |
RE: Securing partially open casement window
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| Check with the manufacturer of your windows. I am sure they have something like millworkman mentioned called a sash limiter. It is code in some states to prevent small children from falling out windows. |
RE: Securing partially open casement window
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| You can also search for "anti-fall device". |
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