From The Anvil Night-Vent Locking Window Handles

Night-Vent Fasteners that Lock Open or Closed

A night-vent locking fastener, sometimes called a night-vent cockspur handle, can be locked in the closed position and also in a slightly open position, so a casement window can stay locked while letting in some air. Many designs, including the Avon, Newbury, Reeded, Hinton and Monkeytail, lock in two open positions.

Most From The Anvil locking fasteners lock by way of a grub screw, and most are suitable for use with weather-stripped windows. Pair the fastener with casement stays in the same design and finish.

Night-Vent Locking Window Handles in This Collection

  • Avon, Newbury, Reeded, Brompton, Art Deco and Hinton night-vent fasteners
  • Handed Monkeytail and Peardrop night-vent fasteners
  • Night-vent fasteners for steel windows with an offset backplate
  • Brass, bronze, chrome, nickel, black, pewter, Beeswax and stainless steel

Night-Vent Locking Window Handles: Questions

What is a night-vent fastener?

It is a casement fastener that can be locked closed or locked slightly open, so the window lets in some air while staying locked.

How does it lock?

Most From The Anvil night-vent fasteners lock by way of a grub screw.

Trade Door Handles is part of T.H. Wiggans Ironmongery, an independent architectural ironmonger trading since 1976. We have supplied From The Anvil for decades, and both our T.H. Wiggans showroom in Kendal and our Trade Door Handles showroom in Carlisle have From The Anvil displays, so you can see the finishes before you order. Visit our showrooms or contact our team for help choosing.
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