OEM Development Case for Building Fixtures: Door Edge Opening Limitation Kanamono (for Sliding Windows)

Equipped with a dedicated key, just like the opening window! A case that concluded that a simple component configuration is preferable!

Although there were opening limit devices for sliding windows, most of them were installed at the top or bottom of the window, which caused issues such as the sash tilting and getting damaged during opening restrictions. Additionally, with larger windows, operations would take place overhead or at foot level, leading to a lack of comfort. In response, our company focused on providing a comfortable operation for the elderly and those with physical disabilities by implementing opening restrictions at the sash meeting point near the center of the window. Similar to casement windows, we adopted a specification that limits the operation of fully open and partially open positions to specific users by equipping it with a dedicated key. As a result, we have received positive feedback for being able to install it safely in children's rooms, hospital rooms, and welfare facilities, making it a long-selling product. [Background and Issues] - Since the launch of the safety stopper (for casement windows), we have received many requests from customers for a similar product for sliding windows. - Given that sliding windows are more common in Japanese houses and apartments, there is an urgent need for development to protect children from falling accidents. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.*

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