Sash Window Pin Fastener - Silver

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The Dale Sash Window Pin Fastener is designed for homeowners and property managers seeking a robust, manual security solution to keep sash windows firmly closed. Its primary benefit is the added layer of physical security, preventing windows from being opened from the outside; however, it requires drilling into the window frame, which may not be suitable for renters or those wishing to avoid permanent modifications to their woodwork.
| Colour | Silver |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | DP005810 |
| Brand | Dale |
This is specifically designed for traditional sash windows where the meeting rails overlap.
The product is designed to be inserted directly into a pre-drilled hole in the window frame.
While possible, it is recommended to keep the pin surface clean to ensure it fits properly within the hole.
This specific fastener is designed to lock the window securely in the closed position.
Typically, one fastener is used in the center of the meeting rails, though two may be used for wider windows for increased security.
Check if the holes in the top and bottom sash are perfectly aligned; adjust the alignment if necessary or gently widen the guide hole.
Ensure the hole drilled was not too large; if it is, consider using a wood filler to reset the hole or move the position slightly and re-drill.
To install, ensure the window is fully closed and the sashes are flush. Carefully measure and mark the location where the pin will pass through the meeting rails. Use a drill bit suitable for the pin diameter to create a guide hole. Insert the fastener into the hole to verify alignment. For maintenance, keep the pin free of debris to ensure smooth insertion. If the mechanism becomes stiff over time, a light application of silicone-based lubricant can help the pin move more freely through the housing.