Tom from SWISCO responded:
July 22, 2013
Hey, Tom. I see you were looking at our Series 751 channel balance. Is that what you have?
If so, then the number printed on the balance is the strength of the spring, not the length of the channel. It won't necessarily be the same. You should determine what length your balance is by physically measuring it. Please confirm the lengths of the balances you wish to replace, as well as the weights of the respective sashes. I need the weights to be as exact as possible so that I can tell you the correct option to select. |
Tom from SWISCO responded:
August 2, 2013
Great. I'll suggest options one at a time, in order:
-33", 18 pounds: I recommend 32R. Two balances with the 32R stamp can carry a sash weight of 15 through 24 pounds. -37", 38 pounds: This balance will have to be custom made. Check out this Custom Channel Balance Order Form (37") based on your specifications and fill out the rest of the information. One of our rerepsentatives will get back to you shortly thereafter with a price quote. -29", 17 pounds: I recommend our 28R option. Two 28R balances can carry 15 through 22 pounds. -29", 12 pounds: I recommend 28L this time. Two 28L balances can carry 10 through 15 pounds. To order a 29" Series 751 with a 28L stamp, check out this Custom Channel Balance Order Form (28L) -33", 14 pounds: 32L for this one. Two 32L's can carry 10 through 15 pounds, also. To order a 33" Series 751 with a 32L stamp, check out this Custom Channel Balance Order Form (32L) -17", 10 pounds: 16R. Two 16R's can carry 10 through 17 pounds. Let me know if you have any other questions. |