Window Hardware Direct / Home & Maintenance Before writing off a frustrating window, take a closer look at what actually needs fixing. A targeted repair could make a familiar part of your home easier to live with. There’s a window...
Window Balance Identification You’ve found a number stamped on your window balance. Finally, something you can search for. But the results bring up several parts that look similar, and suddenly that number raises more questions than it answers. Window balance...
Window Hardware Direct | Parts Identification Yes, you can often find a replacement window part without knowing who made the window. If the label is missing, start with the hardware you have. Where it sits, how it attaches, and what...
Window Care & Troubleshooting You notice a little water at the bottom of the window after a storm. The window was closed, the lock was engaged, and nothing looks broken. So why is the track wet? Water in a window...
Window Troubleshooting The wind picks up, and a familiar sound starts somewhere near the window. A light tapping. A buzzing vibration. An occasional clatter that disappears before you can figure out where it came from. A rattling window usually means...
Window Screens & Materials Two screens can fit the same window and give you a very different view, breeze, and level of durability. That is why replacement screening comes in more than one material or weave. A screen designed to...
Window Operation & Repair One corner reaches the sill first. The other leaves a gap. And locking the window takes more effort than it should. A crooked-closing window doesn’t automatically need to be replaced. It does mean something is preventing...
WHD Repair Resources / Parts Identification A broken window lock, worn roller, or damaged handle can send you searching for a manufacturer’s name that’s nowhere to be found. Labels fade, paperwork disappears, and older windows may have been installed long...
Finding a replacement window part can sometimes be confusing for one simple reason: the new part may not look exactly like the one you removed. The window itself may be decades old and completely unchanged, yet the hardware originally installed...
