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The DELTANA FCA12U10B is a 12-inch friction casement adjuster finished in oil rubbed bronze. It is designed to hold casement windows in a fixed open position by providing adjustable friction resistance along the adjuster arm. The unit installs between the window sash and the frame, allowing the installer to set the holding force appropriate for the window weight and size. At 13.8 inches in overall length and 0.85 pounds, it is a compact, lightweight component suited for residential and light commercial window applications. Glaziers, finish carpenters, and general contractors typically handle installation as part of new construction or window replacement work.
This friction casement adjuster is appropriate for casement-style windows in residential homes, multi-unit buildings, and light commercial construction. It is well suited to applications where a casement window needs to hold its position at various angles without a separate locking mechanism. The oil rubbed bronze finish coordinates with matching door and window hardware in period-style and transitional architectural settings. Installers working on renovation projects often use this adjuster to update or replace worn casement hardware while maintaining a consistent finish across the opening.
Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation friction casement adjuster for standard casement windows requiring a 12-inch arm length in residential and light commercial applications.
Installation is typically performed by a glazier, finish carpenter, or general contractor using standard hand tools. Before installation or replacement, ensure the window sash is fully closed and secured to prevent uncontrolled movement. Fasten all mounting points to solid framing material and verify that the friction tension setting holds the sash firmly at the desired open position before completing the installation. Follow applicable local building codes for window hardware installation.
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