This two-part casement window restrictor uses a flexible cable between a key-operated lock body and a separate anchor plate. Both components are surface mounted, and each plate includes two visible fixing positions. The lock cylinder projects from the main housing, while the cable enters through a side-mounted connector. The images also show white and black body options, with covered and exposed braided tether presentations. This hardware format is commonly identified as a key-locking cable window restrictor for casement applications.
Unlike a conventional sash lock with a concealed case or faceplate, the cable creates a controlled connection between the opening sash and the fixed frame. Buyers should confirm the mounting centers of both plates, body projection, cable length, anchor position, fixing-surface condition, and required release orientation before ordering. The selected key system and cable presentation should also be matched to the project specification.
For quotation assessment, submit profile or installation drawings, sash and frame dimensions, proposed mounting locations, required opening limit, color reference, quantity, and packaging instructions. A physical sample is useful when existing fixing points or replacement compatibility must be checked.
