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A Guide for Dealing with Rusting Window Hinges

Posted in Window Hinges, on September 28, 2021

Window hinges are essential for the proper functioning of a casement or awning window. Like other operating window parts, hinges ensure that your windows are performing at peak. When hinges aren’t working properly, replacement parts for windows could be the best option for a remedy. Spotting problems with your window hinges when they first appear is key to good maintenance. And installing replacement hardware is a great first step. The Window Hardware Company is one of the leading window parts suppliers in the country, offering a huge range of window parts.

How to Repair Old Casement Windows

Posted in Window Parts, on September 24, 2021

If your home is older, you can easily improve the functionality of your windows without undergoing a complete window replacement. By replacing broken or damaged casement window parts, you can restore your windows to original functionality without compromising the aesthetic look of the windows. For high-quality casement window parts, the Window Hardware Company is one of the leading window parts suppliers. We stock thousands of replacement parts to match the broken or damaged part you’re looking for. And most importantly, you can depend on the guaranteed high quality.

How to Keep Your Casement Window Locks Safe and Secure

Posted in Window Parts, on August 26, 2021

Casement window locks are probably one of the most critical pieces of window hardware. As such, your window locks are designed to ensure structural integrity during inclement weather and to provide reliable security throughout the year against intruders. If your casement window locks are starting to malfunction or are simply broken, it's essential to properly replace them and to install high quality replacement parts. The lock products from Truth Window Hardware are considered to be the best in the industry.

Why A Crank Cover is a Must-Have Awning Window Accessory

Posted in Window Operators, on August 19, 2021

Since a total window replacement is a costly and time-consuming undertaking, one of the most effective ways to increase the durability of your window is by actively protecting your window with specially designed awning window hardware. While crank covers and other awning window accessories are not essential to the functioning of the window itself, they are an excellent option for extending the lifespan of your awning window. The longer you maintain the function of your awning window hardware with accessories, the longer you will be able to successfully put off a window replacement.

What Does a Sash Limit Device Do?

Posted in Window Operators, on July 20, 2021

A sash limiter (often referred to as a sash limit device) is a mechanism that prevents a casement window from opening wide beyond a specific limit. Depending on the window type and design, the sash limiter restricts the window's ability to open beyond a space that’s considered safe. Needless to say, there are various types of limiters – most of them initially installed by the window manufacturer. These casement window parts are an essential safety accessory to ensure that everyone (especially young toddlers or elderly inhabitants) is protected and simply can’t exit through the window.

Choosing the Right Casement Window Locks

Posted in Window Locks, on July 14, 2021

Residential windows experience wear and tear on a daily basis, and after many years some of the parts are bound to wear out. With casement window parts, locks can break or stop working unexpectedly. As you look to repair your window lock, there are many window parts suppliers to choose from, but not all can offer high-quality window hardware that will stand the test of time and prevent frequent repairs.

Professional Window Repair vs DIY

Posted in Window Parts, on June 22, 2021

Are you having problems opening and closing your windows? Have you noticed a squeaking sound every time you open or close? Is the crank spinning but not moving the window? These issues are likely related to wear and tear, and they slowly transpire after years of constant usage. The good news is that replacement parts for windows are readily available and easy to install. The truth is, most window parts do break down after constant use, and eventually, replacement parts will be required. The big question is whether to get professional help or try out the DIY approach.

4 Tips for Choosing Window Replacement Parts

Posted in Window Parts, on June 11, 2021

When windows are working, there’s not much concern that something might go wrong. And while today’s windows might be more advanced than in years gone by, there are still mechanisms and parts that can fail over time. Today, window parts can be effectively replaced by returning a non functioning window system back to full operating condition. The important thing is to choose high-quality replacement parts. In Canada, Truth window parts are quality made.

What to Know About Replacing Your Window Crank

Posted in Window Operators, on May 18, 2021

A window crank requires replacement when you’re having difficulty opening or closing that window.There may be several different issues at play, but window cranks tend to wear over time and at some point, it's clear that replacing the part is necessary. Window cranks come in a huge variety of styles and sizes – so it’s important to source the correct replacement part. And while window cranks might look similar, they do differ in length and in mechanics.

Ensuring that Awning Windows Are Energy Efficient

Posted in , on May 07, 2021

As air is heated or cooled in your home, the purpose of energy efficient windows is to prevent that air from leaving. This helps regulate the temperature of the home, lowering winter heating and summer cooling costs. These windows also have the added benefit enhancing indoor comfort, but the primary advantage of installation is the annual savings on utilities. Awning window hardware in newer awning windows are increasingly designed to improve energy efficiency in the home, making for a big difference when older windows are replaced.