Hinge, right. Window fittings after a dominant model from the period 1850-1900. High quality. Hinge bars, hinges and corner brackets are available in two sizes, one for thicker arches and one for thinner ones.
To hang a sash that is on the right side of a window, you need a right-hand hinge and a left-hand hinge that you turn and 2 hinge pins.
EUR15.03
Hinge, left. Window fittings after a dominant model from the period 1850-1900. High quality. Hinge bars, hinges and corner brackets are available in two sizes, one for thicker arches and one for thinner ones.
To hang a sash that is on the left of a window, you need a left hinge and a right hinge that you turn around and 2 hinge pins.
EUR14.12
To hang a sash that is on the right of a window, you need a right-hand hinge and a left-hand hinge that you turn and 2 hinge pins.
Hinges with the same function as hinges with angled pins, but made of thinner material and with slightly narrower dimensions. Can also be used in combination with angled pins.
Hot-dip galvanized iron. Thickness 1mm. Diameter pin 2,5mm. Width unfolded 37mm.
Screw not included. Suitable screw no 19 or TFS 6×3/4″
EUR5.37
Leaf hinge with a loose angled pin, especially suitable for hanging interior windows that cannot be lifted off.
Dimensions and design similar to the most common interior window hinges at the turn of the century. Facilitates the work with old interior windows, as you can easily hang the arches, instead of screwing them.
Excellent to use in combination with our leaf bars and our folding boom fittings.
The angle clamp has a comfortable lifting angle and is easy to release if you want to remove the sashes.
Hot-dip galvanized iron. Thickness 1.5 mm, height 50 mm, width unfolded 50 mm, diameter pin 2.5 mm. Screw not included. (Suitable screw no 19 or TFS 5×3/4″)
EUR2.73
Hinges with punched bumps, right. Hand-forged window fittings of models that were common throughout the country in the 18th century. Well made hand forging.
EUR38.72
Spiral-twisted hinge stack. Hand-forged window fittings of models that were common throughout the country in the 18th century. Well made hand forging. Untreated iron.
EUR28.70
Hinged bar. Window fittings after a dominant model from the period 1850-1900. High quality. Hinge bars, hinges and corner brackets are available in two sizes, one for thicker arches and one for thinner ones.
EUR10.84
EUR9.02
Pile of hinges. Hand-forged window fittings of models that were common throughout the country in the 18th century. Well made hand forging.
EUR29.61
To hang a sash that is on the left of a window, you need a left hinge and a right hinge that you turn around and 2 hinge bars.
Hinge bar with punched bolts, left. Hand-forged window fittings of models that were common throughout the country in the 18th century. Well made hand forging.
Hand-forged window fittings of models that were common throughout the country in the 18th century. Well made hand forging from Gysinge. Untreated iron.
Height approximately 20 mm, diameter pin 6mm, length cairka 60mm.
EUR8.65
Model: Lock Company No. 1310
Period after 1880
Used for all espagnolettes and window knobs 5050
EUR10.48
Model Låsbolaget N:o 1310
EUR10.93
Brass window screw for fixing window sashes. Two parts, a screw that is screwed through the sash and a counter plate that is attached to the window center post. Model of 1800-1900s type.
EUR4.74
Nickel-plated brass window screws usually replaced plain brass ones around the turn of the century 1900. Normally, all the windows in the house were screwed shut, except for the occasional sash, which was made openable thanks to a pair of hinges with a loose angle print. The fitting consists of two parts, a coarse screw that is screwed through the sash and a counterplate that is attached to the window center post..
EUR5.01
Sliding bolt of solid brass for closing interior windows, cabinet doors etc. Model from the 19th century. Suitable counter fittings in the form of bracket or rule are available and purchased as a separate product.
EUR13.21
Traditional linseed oil putty based on linseed oil and chalk, kneaded to the desired consistency and applied with a putty knife.
Painting: Should always be painted over. Overpaint at the earliest after 3 to 4 weeks, but can also be overpainted with linseed oil paint immediately after puttying.
Meets the requirements for antiquarian renovation.
Instructions for use of linseed oil putty:
During application, the putty must not be exposed to high temperatures or solar heat, as it may dry too quickly with the risk of wrinkling the surface. Oil-based putty is affected differently depending on the type of paint. Samples are recommended before painting.
Keep the kit in a cool place before use.
Linseed oil putty is a perishable product, so what is not used can be placed in the freezer to be thawed the next time you need putty.
EUR8.11 – EUR32.70
Hand-forged window fittings after a common model from 1800 to 1850. Well made hand forging from Gysinge.
Hand-forged long hasp, part of our series of hand-forged window fittings. The model that was common throughout the country in the 18th century. Well made hand forging from Gysinge.
EUR11.84
Long hasp is part of the series Window fittings after 1850 to the early 1900s. Model from Gysinge. Available in two sizes. Untreated iron.
EUR2.92
