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Sash Window Locks With Key

Sash windows are sometimes difficult to secure. Sash windows have simple center catches that can be easily opened using a screwdriver or knife.

There are a variety of options to enhance security without altering the look and feel of traditional timber windows with sash. Some of the least intrusive options are opening restrictors, barrel fasteners and Brighton Sash Bolts.

Sash stops

Installing a security lock on an old sliding sash timber frame window can be a great way to prevent children from opening the window and climbing inside. It's a fairly simple D.I.Y project that you could do on your own and the best part is that they're cheap.

There are a myriad of options available to secure your sash windows, but we would recommend the Migstop restrictor by Mighton. This spring-loaded device is opened or closed using a key. It also prevents the window from moving beyond the pre-set limit which is ideal for families with small children.

To put the fastener in place start by locking and closing the window. Mark the location of the hole with a pencil on both sides of the frame, then drill the holes. Once the holes are drilled and the frame is set, you can install the fastener in place and screw it in using the provided screws. Test the fastener and ensure that it is closed and is able to open easily.

Sash stops are attached to the upper sash and stop the sashes from sliding across each one. They aren't noticeable and simple to install but are only effective if they are fitted to the proper position within the window. You can also install sash bolts that are difficult to remove, but they require keys.

The bolts are inserted into the top and bottom of the Bespoke sash Windows to stop them from being opened. They are available in two different types: protruding bolts that can only be removed with an appropriate tool or pick bolts that can be removed. They can be used in conjunction with sash stops that are attached to the frame, allowing an opening space of 100mm. This allows the fresh air to flow into your home without the risk of burglary.

A frame-to-frame lock is fitted at the bottom of the upper and lower sash. They can be opened with the use of a key and are more secure than sash stoppers however, they may not be suitable for those with disabilities or who are unable to operate an ordinary sash window.

Sash bolts

One of the easiest and cheapest ways to secure your sash windows with a sash bolt. They are positioned between the inner and the frames that surround them to stop the sash from being opened. These are easy to install and are available in a range of sizes that will fit the majority of window types made of replacing sash cords. Always put them in pairs to ensure the best security. They also make a great alternative to the traditional locks that hold the sashes in place, but you should still secure your windows to ensure security.

A sash-window bolt is constructed out of brass and has an opening that is drilled into the lower sash. A bolt is then inserted into this and locked into place using the key. This effectively joins the two sashes together, which means that they can't be opened without the key. However, they don't prevent the window from sliding up and down, so you'll have to pull a cord or lever to open the window.

Another type of window lock for sash windows is known as a frame-to- frame lock. This sits on the top of the inside sash and locks in place using a push-in bolt. It can be operated by keys or automatic, and provides an excellent level of security. It's also fairly easy to install and is a great alternative for older sash windows.

It is essential to keep your sash windows well maintained to ensure that they function properly. Wood decay can cause locks and fasteners to loosen or break and it's important to repair them when you spot problems. A window repair service for sash windows can help you with this by resealing and repainting your windows to eliminate the decay of wood and prevent future problems. They can also fix drafts and make your home more energy efficient.

Surface-mounted locks

These are fitted on frames for windows with sash and stop it from opening too wide. These locks don't act as a handle, but restrict the window by securing to the frame using bolts. They can be installed on either single or double-hung vertical sliding sash windows and are suitable for windows on the second floor. However, they're not suitable for first-floor windows as burglars could still gain access to the window from outside.

There are a variety of styles and finishes. Some bolts protrude and can be removed using keys or a key, while others are concealed inside the frame. They are more expensive but offer better security and may be more effective in preventing criminals. They aren't as simple to install as sash bolts, and require special tools.

It is crucial to choose an established company for your installation or replacement project. Check reviews, credentials, social networks, and the accreditations of a business to ensure you receive the most efficient service. It's important to get quotes from multiple companies to compare prices and service. It is important to test the new fasteners once they have been installed to ensure they work according to their intended purpose and are secure.

A child-proof lock can be used on windows with sash. These locks are used to prevent children from opening windows and are available in different colours and sizes. Some feature the lever which rotates around the quarter of a circle to place on a catch mounted on the lower window frame. This kind of fastener is typically mounted high enough that a child isn't able to reach it by using their hands.

While window screens with locks might make you feel safer but they're not enough to deter determined burglars. They're not designed to stop children from falling through a window and shouldn't be relied on to prevent it. You should opt for window locks that allow ventilation, but is difficult to open without a special key. These sash window locks are also referred to as dual screw locks. They come with the bolt that is inserted into the hole in the middle of the sash, and a second bolt that fits into the hole in the casement frame. They are simple to install and offer greater security than the stopper for sashes.

Keyed Sash locks

You can stop criminals from gaining access to traditional sash windows. It's a good idea to get them checked and repaired. This will ensure that they're operating correctly and fitted with security features. This will make it difficult for criminals to get access to them and they could quit and find a new target.

Installing sash stoppers into the frame is a excellent idea. They will stop the window being opened beyond a certain limit. They can be installed on either side of the frame and are available in protruding and non-protruding versions. They're simple to install and are typically made of a diecast zinc, with white-painted finishes. They're also extremely robust and can be locked using a key.

In addition to sash stoppers, you can also add sash bolts to your frame. Bolts are used to pass through the sash hole in the inside and into the slot on the exterior frame. This prevents the sash from being pulled open. They can be fitted in pairs to provide maximum security.

The addition of these windows to your sash windows refurbishment windows will not just improve security, but improve efficiency and energy efficiency. This is due to the fact that they prevent the sash from being pulled out, which decreases draughts and loss of heat. These bolts are available in both protruding and non-protruding models. You can buy them in sets or individually.

You shouldn't depend on these security measures alone as criminals are always able to find ways to circumvent them. This is why it is essential to install a solid core door and make sure that your locks function correctly. This will stop criminals from targeting your home, and it will also enhance your overall peace of mind. When installing new sash locks, it's best to let professionals handle the installation to ensure that they're installed correctly and do not interfere with the operation of your windows. For further peace of mind it is also possible to look for a business that has a good reputation and social media.