Pushout Casement – Pushbars | Parrett Windows & Doors

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Traditional Inswing Casement Pushbars

While Parrett’s traditional inswing casements are available without pushbars, incorporating pushbars does allow for enhanced stability and wind resistance when the window is in the open position. Additionally, historic replication projects may require pushbars.

The hardware listed on this page has been time-tested by Parrett and provides smooth operation.

Standard Pushbar Selections

Typically a casement with historic pushbars will have a pushbar at the sill for each sash in the window unit.

**Fig. 17** - Slide-bar type adjuster for wood inswing or outswing windows. Based on a traditional pattern, this casement adjuster is designed so as not to interfere with hinged or rolling interior screens whether in the open or closed position. Universal (left or right hand).

Length: 12-1/2"
Overall Height: 2-3/8"
Overall Depth: 1-3/8"

**Fig. 18** - Telescopic friction casement stay is a highly finished version of a pattern common to early 20th century casement windows. It is appropriate for small to medium sized out-swinging sash that are not subject to wind loads.

Length: 10-1/2" or 16"
Overall Height: 1-1/4"
Overall Depth: 1-1/8"

**Fig. 19** - Sliding rod casement adjuster is a highly finished version of a traditional American pattern.

Length: 13-1/2"
Overall Height: 2"
Base dim: 15/16" x 2-3/8"

Standard Pushbar Finishes

The finishes below area available for the hardware shown on this page. Parrett also offers custom plating solutions and other hardware finishes, contact us at info@parrettwindows.com for more information.

Polished Lacquered Brass (PB) - The standard finish for most items.

Polished Unlacquered Brass (PBNL) - This finish, though bright when new, will tarnish quickly through use and exposure, to a natural antique finish.

Oil Rubbed Bronze (OB) - A rich, deep, brown finish, produced by oxidation of the brass metal, and protected by a matte lacquer. Over time the areas of the hardware exposed to wear will become lighter and more polished by use, resulting in the appearance of antique bronze.

Satin Nickel (SN) - This finish is produced by lightly polishing a dull nickel plating with a fine abrasive brush. The result is a clean, functional look, not unlike pewter or brushed stainless steel.

Polished Nickel (PN) - This is a smooth, rich, and highly polished finish, often found on high quality bathroom fixtures. Polished nickel has a warmer appearance when compared to chrome plating.

Additional Pushbar Selections

While the above selections are Parrett's standard specification, the pushbar found below has also been used extensively. Of course, we can also source additional and/or custom pushbars.

Fig. 27 Pushbar is available in the finishes below, contact Parrett as manufacturer's finish available may vary.

Pushbar Finishes

NOTE FOR METALLIC FINISHES ON THIS PAGE
* Physical Vapor Deposition (PVD) - The PVD process bonds elements in a controlled environment that produces superior decorative finishes and corrosion performance compared to standard plating processes. Contact Parrett to ensure a specific finish is currently available on your specified handleset.