Sash Heritage Standard Sash Lift - White

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The Sash Heritage Standard Sash Lift in White is designed for homeowners and restoration enthusiasts looking to balance traditional aesthetics with robust, reliable functionality for their sash windows. It provides a sturdy, tactile grip that makes opening heavy windows easier, though it is specifically optimized for timber joinery and may require careful handling during installation to preserve the white finish.
| Colour | White |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | SHC165-WH |
| Brand | SASH HERITAGE |
This lift is primarily designed for timber sash windows; it may not be suitable for the thin profiles of UPVC frames.
Yes, each unit is supplied with two 3/4 inch x 4 E.B. steel raised countersunk slotted wood screws.
The sash lift weighs 60 grams.
Clean with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners that could damage the white surface.
The mounting plate measures 50mm by 45mm.
Ensure the pilot holes were not drilled too wide; if the screws still do not bite, use slightly thicker screws or wood filler in the holes before re-securing.
Use a screwdriver with a flat blade that fits the slot precisely to avoid cam-out or damaging the screw head.
To install, ensure you have a screwdriver that matches the slotted wood screws provided. Always pre-drill pilot holes into your timber sash to prevent the wood from splitting, especially when working on historic joinery. Position the lift centrally on the bottom rail for even weight distribution. For care, simply wipe down the white surface with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid using harsh chemical cleaners or abrasive scouring pads, as these may scratch the finish and expose the underlying material to moisture or oxidation.