Standard fitting

Standard Fitting is the basic hardware system used in most traditional windows. This is a standard set of mechanisms, hinges and locks used to open, close and secure a window.

Standard window Fittings do not have any special protection, but they have at least one anti-burglary catch. The number of such catches depends primarily on the type and size of the window joinery. In hard-to-reach windows, standard fittings are more than enough.

Here are some characteristics of standard fittings:

1. Hinges: Standard Fitting usually includes two or three hinges that allow the window to be opened and closed.

2. Locks: The standard Fitting is equipped with a single lock that secures the window in the closed position. It can be a wing lock or a handle with a lock.

3. Opening: Standard Fitting allows you to open the window in a traditional way, for example by turning the handle around the axis or by moving the sash along the guides.

4. Materials: Standard Fittings can be made of different materials, such as steel, aluminum or plastic, depending on the type of window and the manufacturer's preferences.

Standard Fitting is commonly used in most typical windows, not necessarily offering special security features or advanced solutions. While it may provide basic window opening and closing functionality, it is not specifically designed to provide a high level of security against intrusion.

If you are interested in increasing the security of windows, there are more advanced security hardware options, such as RC1 or RC2 fittings , which offer better protection against burglary.