Supporting stays for swingable windows having friction and sliding pivots
AssigneeInterlock Industries Limited
InventorRonald P. Davis
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AssigneeInterlock Industries Limited
InventorRonald P. Davis
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A window stay comprises a pair of mounting plates, one being adapted for mounting to a window frame and the other being adapted for mounting to a window sash. The frame and sash mounting plates are coupled together by first and second arms, the first arm being shorter than said second arm, each of the first and second arms being pivotally connected to the sash mounting plate. The first arm is pivotally connected at a fixed point to the frame mounting plate. There is a third arm pivotally connected to the second arm, one of the second arm and said third arm being pivotally connected at a fixed point to the frame mounting plate and the other of the second and third arms being pivotally and slidingly connected to the frame mounting plate for sliding movement in a substantially longitudinal direction along the frame mounting plate.
A window stay comprising a pair of mounting plates, one being adapted for mounting to a window frame and the other being adapted for mounting to a window sash, said frame and sash mounting plates being coupled together by first and second arms, said first arm being shorter than said second arm, each of said first and second arms being pivotally connected to said sash mounting plate and said first arm being pivotally connected at a fixed point to said frame mounting plate, there being a third arm pivotally connected to said second arm, one of said second arm and said third arm being pivotally connected at a fixed point to said frame mounting plate and the other of said second and third arms being pivotally and slidingly connected to said frame mounting plate for sliding movement in a substantially longitudinal direction along said frame mounting plate.
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