Locating old casement window hardware
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Locating old casement window hardware
I have an old house with old, metal casement windows. Unfortunately, most of the operating handles are missing and I cannot find them anywhere online or elsewhere. They have "Fenestra" imprinted on them.
I have found a place which will sell me replacement hardware, but I don't need to spend $55 a piece for new hardware, when I just need a handle!
Any thoughts or tips?
I have found a place which will sell me replacement hardware, but I don't need to spend $55 a piece for new hardware, when I just need a handle!
Any thoughts or tips?
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You can find it here: Strybuc Industries - Window and Door Replacement Hardware
They only sell to the trade but they can give you a dealer near you.
They only sell to the trade but they can give you a dealer near you.
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Butterfly won't work. It's not a crank, it's more of a lever.
Which handle on that catalog page do you think it is? I'm having trouble deciphering the diagrams.
Thanks again!
Which handle on that catalog page do you think it is? I'm having trouble deciphering the diagrams.
Thanks again!
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Which handle on that catalog page do you think it is? I'm having trouble deciphering the diagrams.
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I have found a place which will sell me replacement hardware, but I don't need to spend $55 a piece for new hardware, when I just need a handle!
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It's not just a handle. It's a whole new opening mechanism. There's nothing wrong with the mechanisms I have, other than only having two operating handles for 15 windows!
I'm going to hit a few more salvage places soon.
I'm going to hit a few more salvage places soon.