I'm trying to locate a channel balance for a small bathroom window
Stamped # is P A 1220 (although the A might be a 4)
I don't see that on your website. It appears to be 1/2" and 13 " long
Thank you
Channel Balance
Quick Learner
Sep 22, 2017 8:42 pm
2 Replies
Tom from SWISCO
Sep 25, 2017 10:28 am
First, figure out which Series of balance you need. Then, use the 1220 code to figure out the length and option you need to order.
The channel balance guide on our site can walk you through the process of comparing plastic attachments and picking a Series.
Next, you can de-code the 1220 and determine your length and option. This particular code belongs to a 13" balance, which you verified by measuring, and it usually refers to the 1220 option, which you can verify by weighing your window sash. The product description for the balance of your particular length and Series will contain a chart that shows which option you need for the weight of your sash.
The channel balance guide on our site can walk you through the process of comparing plastic attachments and picking a Series.
Next, you can de-code the 1220 and determine your length and option. This particular code belongs to a 13" balance, which you verified by measuring, and it usually refers to the 1220 option, which you can verify by weighing your window sash. The product description for the balance of your particular length and Series will contain a chart that shows which option you need for the weight of your sash.