Do I Need a Left or Right-Handed Window Fastener?

Some of our window fasteners are not reversible and are available in either left or right-handed versions. To help you choose the correct fastener for your window, we've created the guide below.

Shepherd's Crook Casement Window Fastener Handing Guide

Left-Handed Window Fastener

The window is hinged on the left, with the fastener fitted on the right-hand side of the window.

Right-Handed Window Fastener

The window is hinged on the right, with the fastener fitted on the left-hand side of the window.

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