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Series: Concealed-Lock Keepers
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Keepers screw on to the sash to receive the lock bar and secure the locked window. Left- and right-hand models are available for each type of casement handing. Order the number of keepers depending on the height of the frame:
Each awning requires one right-hand keeper for the left side of the sash and one left-hand keeper for the right side (as viewed from the interior). The reasoning is that standard awnings have two lock jambs, which are handed opposite the hinges in casements, and awnings take 6.45 in. Casement and Awning Single-Point Lock Bars. Benefits
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 Image for demonstration. Options of actual part may differ.
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Comments
- Secure with two #7 x 1-1/4 in. Type A Flat Phillips Sheet Metal Screws (#27959)
Specifications may change without notice. The information we supply is believed to be accurate and reliable as of this publication. However, Eagle Window & Door assumes no responsibility for its use. Refer to your local building codes for design requirements.