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Screws & Fasteners
Your windows and doors may contain lots
of screws, rivets and specialty fasteners to keep components, such as locks and
hinges, properly fitted.
Fasteners need to be:
 | Strong enough for the job that they
have to do. Depending on the fixing requirements, fasteners generally work
by clamping items together and by resisting sheer (sideways) loads.
 | Correctly sized, including the right
length, diameter and thread design.
 | Compatible with all the materials
that they come into contact with.
 | Properly fitted, including
preparation for positioning the fastening, and correctly tensioned.
 | Non-corrosive so as not to cause
failure or detract from the good looks.
 | Well made without rough edges - if
you can see them they need to be smooth, look good, and, if coloured,
matched to the surrounds.
 | Industry standard sizes so you can
get an exact replacement if needed.
 | If they are manufactured to WANZ
Standards, they will carry the WANZ Component Supplier Mark and be
guaranteed by the component supplier. |
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Specifications
For Screws:
Specify the screws and fasteners comply
with the WANZ Voluntary Standards For Components Used In Window Systems - Part
3 "Specifications for Stainless Steel Self Tapping Screws".
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