From The Anvil Window Furniture

Casement and Sash Window Furniture by From The Anvil

From The Anvil window furniture covers the hardware you need to finish a timber casement or sash window: stays and fasteners for casements, espagnolette handles for espag windows, and fasteners, lifts, stops and pulleys for sash windows. It is made in the same designs and finishes as From The Anvil door handles, so the windows can match every door in the house.

Choose hand-forged Blacksmith designs such as Monkeytail, Peardrop and Shepherd's Crook in black, pewter and beeswax, or Period designs such as Brompton, Newbury, Reeded and Hinton in brass, bronze, nickel, chrome and marine grade 316 stainless steel.

Casement Window Furniture

Shop casement stays by design: Newbury, Avon, Reeded, Brompton, Monkeytail, Peardrop, Hammered Newbury, Hinton, Art Deco, Shepherd's Crook and Regency. Or match Reeded locking window handles, Newbury espag handles and more in the same design.

Steel Window Furniture

Steel window furniture for Crittall style windows: steel window stays and steel window locking handles, in Avon, Newbury, Reeded and Monkeytail, finished in brass, black, bronze or pewter.

Sash Window Furniture

Shop Window Furniture by Finish

Brass window handles come in Polished Brass, Aged Brass, Satin Brass and Burnished Brass. Black window handles come in Black and Matt Black, and bronze window handles in Aged Bronze and Polished Bronze.

Chrome window handles come in Polished Chrome and Satin Chrome, and pewter window handles in Pewter Patina and Antique Pewter. Marine grade 316 stainless steel window handles come in Satin and Polished for coastal homes. Polished nickel window furniture comes in seven designs, and beeswax window handles in Beeswax and External Beeswax for damp rooms. Compare every finish in the From The Anvil finish guide.

Or shop each finish by type, such as brass casement stays, black locking window handles, pewter espagnolette handles, chrome sash window fasteners and brass sash lifts.

Shop by Design

Monkeytail is a classic curled Blacksmith design, Reeded has a regency-style reeded end, and Brompton has a knurled pattern. Newbury, Hammered Newbury, Avon, Hinton and Regency window furniture matches the From The Anvil door handles and knobs in the same range.

From The Anvil Window Furniture: Questions

What window furniture does a casement window need?

A casement window usually needs a casement fastener to hold it shut and a casement stay to hold it open. If the window has an espagnolette gearbox, choose an espagnolette handle instead of a fastener. For extra security, use a locking fastener and a locking stay pin.

What window furniture does a sash window need?

A sash window is usually fitted with a sash fastener on the meeting rails, such as a Brighton, quadrant, Fitch or hook fastener, and a pair of sash lifts on the bottom rail. Locking sash stops can be added to restrict how far the window opens.

Do I need a left or right hand window handle?

Some From The Anvil fasteners and espagnolettes are handed. Stand inside the room looking out: if the window is hinged on the left, you need a left hand handle, and if it is hinged on the right, you need a right hand handle. Each product page says whether it is handed.

Will From The Anvil window furniture match my door handles?

Yes. Most From The Anvil window designs, including Avon, Brompton, Newbury, Hammered Newbury, Reeded, Hinton, Regency and Monkeytail, are made to match the door handles, knobs and cabinet hardware in the same range and finish.

How quickly can I get From The Anvil window furniture?

We order From The Anvil items in for you, usually with a 3 to 4 day delivery. If you need them urgently, we can ship direct to site next day for an additional charge. Contact us before you order if you have a deadline.

Independent Ironmonger Since 1976

Trade Door Handles is part of T.H. Wiggans Ironmongery, an independent architectural ironmonger trading since 1976, with showrooms in Kendal and Carlisle. We supply joiners, builders and homeowners with door, window and cabinet hardware, and have supplied From The Anvil for decades. Visit our showrooms, contact our team for help choosing, or browse the full From The Anvil ironmongery range.

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Buying Guide

How to Choose From The Anvil Window Furniture

Start with the type of window, then pick a design and finish to match your door handles. These are the main things to check.

1. Casement or sash: casement windows open on hinges and need a casement fastener and a casement stay. Sash windows slide up and down and need a sash fastener and a pair of sash lifts.

2. Espag or fastener: if your casement has an espagnolette gearbox with locking points along the edge, you need an espagnolette handle rather than a fastener. Check the spindle length and whether the handle is handed.

3. Security: Locking window handles and locking stay pins secure casements, and night-vent fasteners lock the window slightly open. On sash windows, locking sash stops restrict how far the window opens.

4. Sash fastener type: Brighton fasteners screw down to pull the sashes together, Fitch fasteners use a rotating cam, and sash hooks suit narrow top rails.

5. The finish: black and pewter suit cottages and are recommended by From The Anvil for damp conditions, brass and bronze suit period homes, and marine grade stainless steel suits coastal homes. Steel windows need the steel window range.

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See From The Anvil Window Furniture in Kendal and Carlisle

Trade Door Handles is the online shop of T.H. Wiggans Ironmongery, an independent architectural ironmonger trading since 1976. We supply joiners, builders and homeowners with door, window and cabinet hardware, and we have stocked From The Anvil for decades.

Both our T.H. Wiggans showroom in Kendal and our Trade Door Handles showroom in Carlisle have From The Anvil displays, so you can compare a hand-forged Monkeytail stay with a solid brass Reeded or Brompton fastener before you choose.

We can help you match your window furniture to From The Anvil door handles and knobs, hinges and cabinet hardware, and check handing, spindle lengths and fixing sizes before you order.

Trade and retail customers are equally welcome. Visit our showrooms, or contact us with photos of your windows and we will help you choose.

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From The Anvil Window Furniture FAQs

What window furniture does a casement window need?

A casement window usually needs a casement fastener to hold it shut and a casement stay to hold it open. If the window has an espagnolette gearbox, choose an espagnolette handle instead of a fastener. For extra security, use a locking fastener and a locking stay pin.

What window furniture does a sash window need?

A sash window is usually fitted with a sash fastener on the meeting rails, such as a Brighton, quadrant, Fitch or hook fastener, and a pair of sash lifts on the bottom rail. Locking sash stops can be added to restrict how far the window opens.

Do I need a left or right hand window handle?

Some From The Anvil fasteners and espagnolettes are handed. Stand inside the room looking out: if the window is hinged on the left, you need a left hand handle, and if it is hinged on the right, you need a right hand handle. Each product page says whether it is handed.

Will From The Anvil window furniture match my door handles?

Yes. Most From The Anvil window designs, including Avon, Brompton, Newbury, Hammered Newbury, Reeded, Hinton, Regency and Monkeytail, are made to match the door handles, knobs and cabinet hardware in the same range and finish.

Can I see From The Anvil window furniture before I buy?

Yes. T.H. Wiggans Ironmongery has stocked 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 where you can see the designs and finishes before you order.
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