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Dont know what this is called but the old door in my house has a
window at the top of it. Attached to it is a sort of iron pulley type
thing where rope is attached and feeds down the side of the door. this
enable you to open the window. Its a bit old and needing replaced but
I have no idea what this is called or where I would get it. anyone got
any ideas ?

Cheers

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On Feb 13, 3:28 pm, Joe wrote:
Dont know what this is called but the old door in my house has a
window at the top of it. Attached to it is a sort of iron pulley type
thing where rope is attached and feeds down the side of the door. this
enable you to open the window. Its a bit old and needing replaced but
I have no idea what this is called or where I would get it. anyone got
any ideas ?

Cheers

Joe.


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On 13 Feb, 15:28, Joe wrote:
Dont know what this is called but the old door in my house has a
window at the top of it. Attached to it is a sort of iron pulley type
thing where rope is attached and feeds down the side of the door. this
enable you to open the window. Its a bit old and needing replaced but
I have no idea what this is called or where I would get it. anyone got
any ideas ?


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misc door and window fittings fanlight openers (their website does
'orrible urls)


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Lovely old engineering. Remember the fantastic ones in schools and factories
many years ago - built to last.


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On 13 Feb, 15:28, Joe wrote:
Dont know what this is called but the old door in my house has a
window at the top of it. Attached to it is a sort of iron pulley
type thing where rope is attached and feeds down the side of the
door. this enable you to open the window. Its a bit old and needing
replaced but I have no idea what this is called or where I would
get it. anyone got any ideas ?


Fan light opener
http://www.doorfurnituredirect.co.uk/
misc door and window fittings fanlight openers (their website does
'orrible urls)


Owain


Lovely old engineering. Remember the fantastic ones in schools and
factories many years ago - built to last.


Eee.. when I were a lad...


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Joe wrote:
Dont know what this is called but the old door in my house has a
window at the top of it. Attached to it is a sort of iron pulley type
thing where rope is attached and feeds down the side of the door. this
enable you to open the window. Its a bit old and needing replaced but
I have no idea what this is called or where I would get it. anyone got
any ideas ?

Cheers

Joe.

If you are referring to the rope, I think you should search for sash
cord or if you have a ships chandler nearby ask for rope that they lift
the sails with on a dinghy, I think it's called sheet rope and is quite
soft to the hands.
Cheers
Don


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On 13 Feb, 19:38, Owain wrote:
On 13 Feb, 15:28, Joe wrote:

Dont know what this is called but the old door in my house has a
window at the top of it. Attached to it is a sort of iron pulley type
thing where rope is attached and feeds down the side of the door. this
enable you to open the window. Its a bit old and needing replaced but
I have no idea what this is called or where I would get it. anyone got
any ideas ?


Fan light openerhttp://www.doorfurnituredirect.co.uk/

misc door and window fittings fanlight openers (their website does 'orrible urls)


Owain


thats the very thing - thansk for that - time to book mark that me
thinks...

Cheers

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On 14 Feb, 07:56, Donwill wrote:
Joe wrote:
Dont know what this is called but the old door in my house has a
window at the top of it. Attached to it is a sort of iron pulley type
thing where rope is attached and feeds down the side of the door. this
enable you to open the window. Its a bit old and needing replaced but
I have no idea what this is called or where I would get it. anyone got
any ideas ?


Cheers


Joe.


If you are referring to the rope, I think you should search for sash
cord or if you have a ships chandler nearby ask for rope that they lift
the sails with on a dinghy, I think it's called sheet rope and is quite
soft to the hands.
Cheers
Don


I might be able to recondition the existing one. bit dirty and
rust(ish) so just buying the rope might be ideal.
Thanks for the info. Appreciated.

Joe.
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On Feb 16, 11:11*am, Joe wrote:
On 13 Feb, 19:38, Owain wrote:

On 13 Feb, 15:28, Joe wrote:


Dont know what this is called but the old door in my house has a
window at the top of it. Attached to it is a sort of iron pulley type
thing where rope is attached and feeds down the side of the door. this
enable you to open the window. Its a bit old and needing replaced but
I have no idea what this is called or where I would get it. anyone got
any ideas ?


Fan light openerhttp://www.doorfurnituredirect.co.uk/


misc door and window fittings fanlight openers (their website does 'orrible urls)


Owain


thats the very thing - thansk for that - time to book mark that me
thinks...

Cheers

Joe.



If its iron, how come it needs replacing? Usualy such things clean up
ok.


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