- Are manual window openers suitable for all window types?
Manual window openers can be fitted to most window types and styles; from side, bottom or top hung, open in or out windows as well as vents and skylights.
- What types of manual window openers are there?
Manual winding gear – this manual winding system (also known as Teleflex) is suitable for single or multiple windows and is very popular for applications where electric isn’t a viable option. Folding openers – also known as cam stays, these are a hinged arm that a pole can be hooked into for high levels or simply pushed with your hand for low level windows. Screwjack openers – are a type of threaded rod which opens the window using a pole for high windows or handle for low ones and are designed for things such as roof vents and skylights.
- Do manual window controls require maintenance?
Just like all mechanical systems, manual window controls require a small amount of routine maintenance to ensure that they work as efficiently as possible. This can vary depending on the type of opener but might include; Tightening of fixings and fastenings Checking of movements Cleaning and wiping handles, chains and mechanisms with cloth to remove dirt and grime Lubricating moving components with a suitable oil or grease
- Why choose manual window openers?
For buildings with windows or vents that are high up or not easily reachable, manual window openers can deliver a straightforward solution that enables simple operation from a single, accessible position.
- What are manual window openers?
Manual window openers provide the easy opening of vents or windows using mechanical, hand operated systems. They are the ideal solution for windows that are high up and out of reach or difficult to access and can help those with disabilities.
