ERA Sash Window Stop - Silver



Best current price£9.99from Amazon
Best offers
Shopping.co.uk recommended and popular offers
Amazon£9.99Visit shop Era Sash Window Stop 822-52 Satin
Visit shop


Best current price£9.99from Amazon
Shopping.co.uk recommended and popular offers
Amazon£9.99Visit shop Era Sash Window Stop 822-52 Satin
Visit shop3 offers from £9.99 - £15.34
View price history by clicking the chart icon.
The ERA Sash Window Stop is designed for homeowners and renters seeking an affordable, robust security solution for sliding sash windows. This key-operated device allows you to restrict the movement of your window, providing a secondary layer of protection while still enabling a secure ventilation gap. While it requires a drill for installation and manual operation with a key, it offers a reliable, low-profile method for preventing unauthorized entry and enhancing overall home security.
| Colour | Silver |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 822 |
| Brand | ERA |
These are primarily designed for wooden sash windows; using them on PVC may risk damaging the frame or failing to secure properly.
The package includes two window locks and one key.
Yes, when positioned correctly, it stops the sliding sash from passing the installed block.
The silver finish is durable for interior use, but regular cleaning is recommended if the window is frequently opened to external elements.
You will need a drill, a drill bit (appropriate for your wood type), and a screwdriver.
Apply a small amount of light machine oil into the keyhole and work the key gently to distribute it.
Check that the screws are fully tightened and the plate is mounted firmly against the frame surface.
Because the kit includes one key for both locks, keep the key in a designated, accessible spot or consider having a duplicate cut by a locksmith.
Installation is straightforward but requires a power drill. 1. Position the plate on the outer frame where you want the window travel to stop. 2. Mark the drill holes and secure the plate using the provided screws. 3. Insert the lock and test the action. These stops are compatible with most standard wooden sliding sash windows. For care, ensure the locking mechanism remains free of debris; a light dusting occasionally and a tiny drop of light machine oil if the lock becomes stiff will keep the device functioning smoothly for years.