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A window catch is a simple locking or holding device fitted to sash or casement windows to keep them securely closed. In period properties, traditional catches-such as brass Fitch fasteners, sash lifts with integrated locks, or casement stays with pegs-are often used for their discreet profile and heritage compatibility.
Modern conservation-grade catches provide enhanced security (meeting Part Q standards) while maintaining authentic aesthetics and reversible installation.
Dormer window
Dormer windows are instantly recognisable features of much historic European architecture and describe a window set into a sloping roof. […]
Top Rail
The top rail is the uppermost horizontal member of a window sash, forming the head of the frame that holds […]
Weight pocket
A weight pocket (also called a sash box or window box) is the enclosed cavity within a sash window frame […]
