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One-Handle casement window | Skyline Windows
September 17, 2015
While many large casement windows need handles at the top and bottom of the frame to work most effectively, Skyline Windows’ new pull-handle casement window has a multilock system without a top handle. Since the lone handle is lower, it’s wheelchair accessible and meets ADA regulations. The multipoint hardware is available in a variety of finishes, including oil-rubbed bronze, brush finish, natural nickel, and satin nickel. The window is suitable for architectural, commercial, residential, and historical applications, and can span 34 inches in width.
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