This casement lock uses an elongated black faceplate with a recessed sliding finger control and a colored status window near one end. Two visible end fixings hold the plate in position, while the reverse side shows a compact internal linkage with metal engagement components. A locking tongue projects from the side of the assembly, allowing the operator to control engagement without a raised lever. This configuration follows the flush-bolt format used for casement-window locking.
For specification, buyers should compare the faceplate length and width, lock-body depth, backset, tongue position, operating travel, and keeper arrangement with the intended sash profile. Handing and installation orientation also require confirmation, especially where the indicator position or locking direction must match an existing window set. Adequate cavity space is needed behind the faceplate for the linkage and moving components.
For quotation review, provide a profile drawing or sample, installation dimensions, sash opening direction, matching keeper details, required finish, quantity, and packaging instructions. Replacement enquiries should include photographs of the original lock and its installed position so the faceplate footprint, fixing locations, and locking interface can be compared.
