FAKRO ZBH Handle With Lock

Established in Poland in 1991, Fakro is one of the fastest manufacturers of roofing windows and accessories. Utilising the finest materials, they ensure lasting performance and durability. Dedicated to form and function, their range of roof windows provides ample natural light and adds a unique architectural element to your home and office.

The Fakro ZBH Handle with Lock is designed to enhance the security of Fakro wooden roof windows by preventing unauthorised openings. Designed to replace the standard handle, it provides an added layer of protection, limiting access from outside while ensuring smooth operation.

This roof window accessory has a unique locking handle positioned at the lower part of the window for a secure and reliable locking mechanism. Finished in silver with a satin coating, it combines durability with a sleek appearance.

Compatible with various Fakro wooden window types, including pivot FT, raised axis FY and FDY, along with top-hung and pivot FP, FE, and FH models. The ZBH handle offers a practical security upgrade for any Fakro roof window installation.

Product Features:

• The FAKRO ZBH Handle has a secure locking mechanism that prevents unauthorised window access.
• This window handle with lock replaces the standard handle for enhanced security.
• It has a durable silver finish with a satin coating for a sleek look.
• It is compatible with multiple Fakro wooden window models.
• The handle is positioned in the lower part of the window for easy access.

FAQs:

Does the FAKRO ZBH Handle fit all Fakro wooden roof windows?

It is compatible with several Fakro models, including pivot FT, raised axis FY and FDY, and top-hung FP, FE, and FH windows.

Is the ZBH Handle With Lock difficult to install on existing Fakro wooden windows?

No, FAKRO ZBH Handle is designed as a direct replacement for the standard handle and can be easily installed.

Can this FAKRO ZBH Handle With Lock be used as a child safety feature?

Yes! The FAKRO ZBH Handle With Lock helps prevent children from opening the window unsupervised while still allowing controlled ventilation.