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The From The Anvil Fanlight Screw Opener is an essential hardware solution for homeowners and installers looking to operate high-level or difficult-to-reach windows with ease. Crafted from solid brass with a polished chrome finish, it combines durability with a contemporary aesthetic, making it ideal for lantern roof windows, conservatory windows, and bottom-hung casements. While it provides excellent mechanical utility for managing airflow in elevated spaces, it is important to note that this specific model is not compatible with vertical fanlight configurations.
| Colour | Silver |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 91027 |
| Brand | From The Anvil |
No, this specific model is not designed for use with vertical fanlight windows.
The unit measures 265mm in total size.
Yes, each unit is supplied with matching stainless steel wood screws.
It is made of solid brass with a polished chrome finish.
Yes, it is also suitable for bottom-hung casement and conservatory windows.
The fixing plate measures 50mm by 21mm.
Check that the screw is perfectly aligned with the winder housing and that there is no debris in the mechanism.
Verify that the stainless steel screws are tightened completely and that the mounting surface is solid wood.
Installation should be performed on bottom-hung casements or ceiling-mounted windows. Before mounting, verify that your window winder system is compatible with the 265mm total length of the unit. Use the provided stainless steel wood screws to fix the 50mm by 21mm plate securely to the frame, ensuring the pilot holes are correctly aligned to prevent wood splitting. To maintain the polished chrome finish, wipe the unit occasionally with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or harsh chemicals, as these can strip the chrome plating and expose the underlying brass to potential tarnishing.
