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Top hung window needs a fastener
I've fitted a window to my new workshop which I think is defined as
'top hung', but has friction hinges at the side so that I can open it out and up, and slide in long sections of wood straight onto the bench. The multilever side hinges cope with the hinging and the 'staying open', but what does the collective suggest I use for the 'staying closed' bit. The similarly hinged windows in my modern extension have a handle and lever operating lock into the frame but I don't know whether you can get such things or whether there is something simpler joinerywise that is around. Thanks for any assistance Rob |
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