This key-operated casement window restrictor uses two separate white surface-mount bodies joined by an exposed braided cable. The main lock body has an elevated cylinder positioned between two countersunk fixing holes, while the matching anchor plate follows the same rounded, elongated base profile. A removable key and four fixing screws are also visible in the product set. Cable restrictors of this format connect the opening sash to the fixed frame and allow controlled release by key.
The paired base design is the main visible difference from cable locks with taller housings or covered tethers. Before selection, buyers should verify the fixing-center spacing on both plates, lock-body projection, cable length, intended opening limit, sash-to-frame mounting position, and the required anchor arrangement. The surrounding profile must provide sufficient clearance for the cable path throughout window movement.
For quotation and matching review, submit sash and frame drawings, installation dimensions, proposed fixing locations, opening direction, required restriction distance, finish reference, quantity, and packaging requirements. Existing replacement projects should include photographs or a physical sample so the plate footprint, cable routing, and key-release layout can be compared accurately.
