Which Window Parts Break Most Often
The window parts that break most often are usually the components that move, carry weight, lock, or experience frequent hand contact. Cranks, locks, latches,...
Why Your Window Parts Keep Wearing Out Faster Than Expected
Your window parts may be wearing out faster than expected because of age, poor maintenance, corrosion, heavy use, moisture exposure, or hardware that was never...
How to Tell When Window Hinges Need to Be Replaced
A window doesn’t stop working overnight. It gives subtle and some very obvious signs—it may not glide open as it used to, or you may be struggling...
How Window Operators Affect Ventilation and Indoor Comfort
Casement windows are a staple throughout most residential and commercial properties because of their ability to allow fresh air and light into the home with...
What to Look for in High-Quality Casement Window Parts
Your casement window relies on precise hardware working behind the scenes to bring that smooth and safe function. The glass and frames may receive the most...
Extend the Life of Awning Windows With Quality Hinges
Awning windows are an important component of any home, as they are designed to provide ventilation, energy efficiency, and weather protection. When these...
How to Fix Drafty Windows with the Right Hardware Upgrades
Drafty windows can be frustrating to deal with as they contribute to both discomfort and poor energy efficiency. A gap in your window sash or old awning window...
Common Window Hardware Problems and How to Fix Them
Window hardware is essential to smooth window operation, security and the overall energy efficiency of your home. With time, it is natural for your awning...
How Awning, Casement, and Skylight Operators Differ
Most windows rely on mechanical operators for smooth opening and closing. Each kind of operator and window crank handle will operate differently depending on...