Ives 026A3 Aluminum Bar Window Lift Bright Brass

Product Description

The IVES 026A3 is an aluminum bar window lift finished in bright brass, designed to provide a secure and functional grip point for raising and lowering single- and double-hung windows. The lift mounts flush to the window rail and gives occupants a positive handhold without protruding hardware that can snag blinds or drapes. At 4.13 inches in length, 1.13 inches in width, and 1 inch in height, the 026A3 fits standard window rail profiles used in residential and light commercial construction. Installers include glaziers, carpenters, and general contractors working on new construction or window replacement projects.

The 026A3 is suited for residential and light commercial applications where a low-profile, durable window lift is required. It works with single- and double-hung window assemblies on wood, vinyl-clad, or aluminum window frames where a surface-mounted rail lift is the specified hardware type. The bright brass finish coordinates with complementary door and window hardware in matching architectural finishes. Sold individually, with a case quantity of 10 units available for larger project runs.

Key Features

• Aluminum bar construction provides a lightweight yet durable grip surface
• Bright brass finish suits a range of residential and light commercial aesthetic requirements
• Compact profile at 4.13 inches long, 1.13 inches wide, and 1 inch high minimizes window rail interference
• Surface-mount design simplifies installation on standard window rail profiles
• Sold as individual units with a case quantity of 10 for project-volume purchasing

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style surface-mount window lift for standard single- and double-hung residential and light commercial window assemblies.

Installation Notes

Window lifts of this type are typically installed by carpenters, glaziers, or finish hardware installers. Power down any electrically operated window operators before working in the opening. Fasten the lift to the window rail using appropriately sized screws for the frame material, and verify that fasteners do not penetrate through to the glass stop or interfere with sash travel. Follow applicable local building codes for hardware placement on egress windows.