Yale P115 Lockable Window Handle Chrome Pack of 1
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Price: £25.95
Brand: Yale
Description: The Yale P115 series lockable window handles can be easily fitted and will give extra security for unprotected windows. Surface fixed handle incorporating the lock mechanism. Locks both in closed and ventilation positions and will fit both right and left-hand opening windows. This lock is suitable for narrow framed windows. P115 is finished in Chrome. Additional Information: Finish: Chrome. Yale P115 Lockable Window Handle Chrome Pack of 1 - shop the best deal online on diy-compared.co.uk
Category: House Accessories
Merchant: Tooled Up
Product ID: 185253
Delivery cost: 4.95
EAN: 5010609030723
RRP: 33.71
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Author: Terry Brown
Rating: 5
Review: Good easy to fit replacement handle for wooden windows.
Author: Mr. G. J. Martin
Rating: 1
Review: Bought this to replace a worn out brass handle that was loose and dropped when you open the window. Fitted this quality 'Yale' handle and set it so that the draught strip was slightly compressed to stop the wind blowing in through a gap. As you can see the result in the photograph, the tension resulted in the pivot point being strained and the new handle drops just the same as the old unit. I already threw the old handle away so i'm stuck with this waste of time and money! This is the poorest product that 'Yale' have ever put their name to, I say that as I'm sure Yale haven't made it, I suspect it's an outsourced product to increase their profit margin.
