Fitch Fasteners

Secure and Stylish Sash Window Locks

Fitch fasteners are traditional locking devices designed for timber sash windows. They use a rotating arm mechanism that pulls the top and bottom sashes tightly together, improving both security and insulation. Their sleek, curved design complements period properties while delivering modern functionality.

Typically installed on the meeting rails of sash windows, Fitch fasteners are easy to use, durable, and available in a range of finishes including polished brass, chrome, satin nickel, and antique black—perfect for coordinating with your existing hardware.

🔧 Key Features

• Traditional rotating arm lock for sash windows

• Enhances security and reduces rattling and draughts

• Classic design ideal for heritage or period homes

• Easy to operate and install

• Available in various finishes to suit any interior style

🏠 Perfect For:

✔️ Timber sash windows
✔️ Georgian, Victorian, and Edwardian-style homes
✔️ Period property renovations
✔️ Authentic window hardware restorations

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is a Fitch fastener?

A: It’s a traditional sash window lock with a rotating arm that secures the top and bottom sashes together.

Q: Are Fitch fasteners easy to install?

A: Yes, they are typically surface-mounted on timber sash windows using screws and require basic DIY tools.

Q: Can I use Fitch fasteners on modern uPVC sash windows?

A: No, they are intended for use with wooden sash windows and may not be compatible with uPVC frames.

Q: Do Fitch fasteners improve security?

A: Yes, they prevent the sashes from opening and help protect against forced entry, though for maximum security, additional locks may be recommended.

Q: Are they suitable for listed buildings or conservation areas?

A: Yes, their traditional design makes them a popular choice for maintaining historical authenticity in such properties.