Croft Hardware Fairmont Espagnolette Fastener

Product Code: 6462-grp

Croft Hardware is a family-run business based in Willenhall, England and has a historic tradition of hand-crafting and hand-finishing the very highest quality luxury architectural hardware since 1868. View the range of Croft Finishes here. These window espagnolette handles are for use specifically with uPVC and timber windows with an integral multi-point (espagnolette) system. By combining traditional skills with modern manufacturing techniques, their craftsmen produce luxury fittings that are built to stand the test of time. Croft Hardware items are often ‘made-to-order’ and so have a longer delivery schedule (usually 4-6 weeks). This Casement window fastener features a long cylindrical drop handle that features a simple ringed design to the end of the handle. These espag window handles can be fitted to any modern Espagnolette locking systems, and may be retro-fitted to almost any windows which use the multi point system. We have listed a core range of finishes in the order grid below - Other additional finishes are also available please contact us to discuss your requirements.

Croft Hardware Fairmont Espagnolette Casement Window Fastener - 6462. The window fastener has a locking feature by way of a grub screw subtly situated on the handle, for extra security and peace of mind. Supplied in SINGLES complete with fixings. All Croft Hardware items are proudly hand made by their highly experienced workforce right here in Britain. The Locking version of this window handle locks by way of a subtle grub screw, with a slot to accept an Allen key. Please contact us and we will check on live availability for your order. This espagnolette window fastener is available in both Locking and Non-Locking variations. An espagnolette casement fastener for multi-point windows, the Fairmont has a simple drop design, is beautifully hand-finished and taken from original designs and patterns. If you don't have a multi-point window lock, these window handles can be still used with the simple window lock as featured in the links below.