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39-077 Casement Window Adjuster, Solid Brass

I'm looking for a telescoping window stay for outward opening casement. House is from 1923. Most are missing. I had purchased one from Crown City Hardware, but it is out of business. Not interested in the friction telescoping stays as they are useless in a breeze. thanks.

hello, i've replace the getty operator parts on my windows a few times now. unfortunately, living in san francisco, it's always a bit windy. the back and forth force on an opened window eventually wears down and then strips the gears in the mechanism. 1) is there a stronger alternative for this op ... (cont.)

I have seen new brass fittings that ALMOST would work except mine do not attach to the sill, but to the window.

I need to add operators to new casement windows, 29 units, they are 14"to 20" wide and 36" to 54" high. They are mounted with butt hinges. Please suggest products that will work with this and are simple to install/ retro fit, thanks. The arm length would be about 9

We are looking to replace this hardware

This arm is 12 inches. Let me know if you have this part or something comparable. Spoke to your rep yesterday he asked I forward photo for identification. Hoping to hear from you. Thank you in advance for yout time and help Nick

You have two types of cranks, one with a single arm ( Wood-Window-Crank-9-inch/pd/Casement-Window-Replacement-Operators/39-020 ) and one with two arms ( EntryGard-Operator-9-1_2-inch-Arm-Left-Handed/pd/Casement-Window-Replacement-Operators/39-031 ). In what situation do you use the one arm vs the ... (cont.)

I have a situation with barn windows in my horses' stalls. They are hinged and open outward. They are held open with screen door springs attached behind them when they are opened. When they are open they still bang against the barn vinyl siding in the wind, and are too high up from the ground for ... (cont.)

Antique solid brass cavemen window adjuster

Going to be restoring 3 old push-out casements and want to change out the hardware to cranks. Can you help with suggested parts based on the pics attached? I'll circle back about 4 monster push out awning windows later....

Hi, here's the problem. I have two Fenestra casement stays. They have flat bar rods that are 12" x 1/2" x 5/16". One window has the pivot intact on the window but the bar broke. The other window has a cut bar and the pivot bracket on the window was broken off. Can you help? Thanks ... (cont.)

I have four old casement windows (see attached photos) that have no operators/cranks. When they're open, the wind blows them back and forth often slamming them with alarming force. I would like to preserve these windows and be able to open them with ease and not worry that they will slam. Is it p ... (cont.)

So we recently had work done on our porch, you can see the windows that were made in the picture. I have two windows on either side that can now open and close and supported with 4 hinges. I am in search of a bar that can be used to open and close the windows, and lock them in a position to avoid ... (cont.)

I need the hardware pictured. It is for a wood casement window. I see no markings on the hardware or the glass. Handle is about 10" long, has four holes in it. There are no gears or sliding tracks

Do you have a similar operator for pushing out casement windows? It also has a friction knob to lock the window open in any position. Finally it gives you some leverage when you want to close the window tightly.

Hi, I have old manually operated wooden windows. I would like to add a complete set of new, casement hardware. Do you sell a complete kit, or do I have to buy all the necessary pieces separately? Do you recommend a single arm, or dual arm? When I attach any such system to my window, d ... (cont.)

I have all wood casement windows that I assume were installed when my house was built in 1947. They don't have cranks, and it doesn't look like they ever did. Can I install cranks on them, and if so, what kind of information would I need to find the correct parts?

I have to reproduce a 1 3/4" thick door that has an operating casement window in top section of the door.I am trying to find an operator for the casement window and I believe you may be able to help me. I have pictures of the old door and drawings of the replacement door I want to make. I have alrea ... (cont.)

Attached are 4 photos of one casement window that swings out. It has no lock or latch of any kind. I am looking for ideas. At the very least, I need a lock of some kind for security, but an also interested in any kind of mechanism that can open and close window. Thanks for any advice! ... (cont.)

Hi - I'm hoping to figure out how these windows were controlled back in the 40s when my apartment building was built. They are casement windows, that may once have had any type of operator on them, but I see no signs of any. There is a small post on the sill that looks like it could have held a b ... (cont.)