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Heritage Brass Casement Stays

Brass Window Stays for Casement Windows

A casement stay is the arm fixed to the bottom rail of a casement window that holds it open. The holes along the stay drop over a stay pin on the frame, so you can fix the window at different openings and stop it swinging in the wind. Heritage Brass window stays by M.Marcus are made from solid brass, supplied with fixing screws, and match the Heritage Brass casement fasteners on the same window. Part of the Heritage Brass casement window furniture range.

Choose Your Window Stay

  • Ball end casement stay (V992) in 8, 10 and 12 inch, also made in matt black. See ball end casement stays.
  • Spoon pattern casement stay (V990) in 8, 10 and 12 inch, a classic Georgian shape.
  • Reeded casement stay (V892) in 10 and 12 inch, with a fluted reeded end. See reeded casement stays.
  • Sliding casement stay (V991) in 10 inch. See sliding casement stays.

Shop Casement Stays by Length

Choose 8 inch (203mm) casement stays, 10 inch (254mm) casement stays or 12 inch (305mm) casement stays. Measure the bottom rail of the opening window and pick the longest stay that sits neatly along it when the window is closed.

Stay Pins and Window Stay Locks

If your window sash finishes flush with the frame, use a cranked stay pin. To lock the stay with the window shut or slightly open for ventilation, add casement stay locking pins. Both are in Heritage Brass casement window accessories.

Shop by Finish

Brass window stays and matching fittings in polished brass, satin brass, antique brass, unlacquered brass, matt bronze, polished chrome, satin chrome, polished nickel, satin nickel and matt black.

Casement Stay Questions

What size casement stay do I need?
Heritage Brass casement stays come in 8 inch (203mm), 10 inch (254mm) and 12 inch (305mm). Measure the bottom rail of the opening casement and choose the longest stay that sits neatly along it when the window is closed. Longer stays give more opening positions, so wider windows usually suit 10 or 12 inch.

How does a casement stay work?
The stay is fixed to the bottom rail of the opening window. When the window is open, one of the holes along the stay drops over a pin fixed to the frame, holding the window in place. Lift the stay off the pin to close the window.

What is a sliding casement stay?
A sliding stay holds the window at any position along its length instead of at fixed holes, which gives finer control over how far the window opens.

What is a cranked casement stay pin?
A cranked stay pin is offset so it can be used when the window sash finishes flush with the frame and there is nowhere to fit a standard stay pin.

Trusted UK Ironmongery Supplier Since 1976

Trade Door Handles is part of T.H. Wiggans Ironmongery, supplying architectural ironmongery since 1976, with Heritage Brass on display at our Kendal and Carlisle showrooms. Not sure what you need? Read our Heritage Brass window furniture buying guide or contact us with a photo of your window.
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