Steel Window Handle and Window Hinges (Left/Right)

Purpose:

Operation: A steel window handle is used to open, close, or lock a window. It provides the mechanical leverage needed to operate the window and can include mechanisms for locking or securing it in place.

Design and Features:

Material: Typically made from steel, which provides strength and durability. Some handles may be coated or finished with other materials like chrome, brass, or powder-coated paint for aesthetic purposes and to prevent rusting.

Steel Window Hinges

Purpose:

Support and Movement: Steel window hinges are used to attach a window to its frame and allow it to pivot open or closed. They are crucial for the window’s movement and stability.

Design and Features:

Material: Typically made from steel for its strength and ability to support heavy window sashes. Steel hinges may also be coated or finished to prevent rust and corrosion.

Types:

Butt Hinges: Traditional hinges with two plates that are fixed to the window frame and sash, allowing the window to swing open.

Concealed Hinges: Hidden within the window frame, offering a more streamlined appearance.

Piano Hinges: Long, continuous hinges used for larger windows or for windows that require additional support.

Continuous Hinges: Covering the full length of the window, providing even support and stability.