Prime-Line F 2596 Sash Lock for Vertical and Horizontal Sliding Windows - Replace Broken Sash Locks for Additional Home Security, 2-1 /4 inch Mounting Hole Centers, Bronze Diecast (Single Pack)
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Product Name
Prime-Line F 2596 Sash Lock for Vertical and Horizontal Sliding Windows - Replace Broken Sash Locks for Additional Home Security, 2-1 /4 inch Mounting Hole Centers, Bronze Diecast (Single Pack)
Store Product Code
B0H3PSNXZC
Store Name
amazon.com
Brand
PRIME-LINE
Rating
9.4 / 10
Category
Locks & Latches
Product Manufacturer
Prime-Line Products
Model Number
F 2596
Model Name
Window Lock
Features
WINDOW SASH LOCK This window sash lock includes one cam-action latch with fasteners and can be used on a variety of aluminum-framed sliding windows. The lock does not use a separate keeper, instead, the latch engages into the fixed rail to lock the window.
REPLACEMENT PART Use this window sash lock to replace old or broken window locks to maintain security in your home.
EASY INSTALLATION Installation is quick and easy, and the sash lock can be used on vertical, single and double hung aluminum sliding windows. These locks will also fit some horizontal, aluminum-framed sliding windows.
DURABLE Made of diecast zinc with a bronze finish, this sash lock is strong, durable and made to last.
SIZING - This sash lock has 2-1/4 mounting hole centers with a 3/8 latch projection that engages into the fixed rail of the top sash.
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9.4Based on 2130 reviews
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