Yale 8K101 Window Latches Multi Pack White Pack of 4
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Price: £39.95
Brand: Yale
Description: The Yale 8K101 lock is surface fixed onto the window section and is locked around the frame fixed staple by use of the key. A clenching action helps to pull the window to the frame for added security and will also help to reduce draughts. The Yale 8K101 are suitable for hinged timber casement windows and can easy be fitted in minutes. Pack of 4 Finish: White 52mm x 28mm x 20mm Additional Information: Finish/Type: White Pack Qty.: 4. Yale 8K101 Window Latches Multi Pack White Pack of 4 - shop the best deal online on diy-compared.co.uk
Category: House Accessories
Merchant: Tooled Up
Product ID: 185402
Delivery cost: 4.95
EAN: 5011783000182
MPN: V-8K101-4-WE
RRP: 51.89
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Author: E de Mello
Rating: 5
Review: These are simple to install and use window locks for wooden casement windows.
Author: JF
Rating: 4
Review: Bought 4-pack for use with wooden windows. Good value at £16.99, though heck knows how Yale have the cheek to suggest an outrageous RRP of £50. Arrived securely packed but withoout Yales retail packaging, which I guess is because the seller buys bulk and sends them with minimal item wrapping, enabling the competitive price and reducing the amount of waste plastic which is a good thing. Came with good instructions and screws. Only one key but additional keys can be sought separately. I found that a suitable sized Allen key (5mm I think) works just as well. Easy to fit by anyone with the most basic DIY skills and a screwdriver. A sharp chisel may also be useful - I found the lock worked most efficiently when the lock staple is at 90 degrees to the hasp. As my windows frames have a slight slope inwards away from the face of the opening casement, I achieved a better fit by slighly paring off the frame with a sharp chisel so that the lock staple could be seated flat.
