Prime Line Products H 3836 White Casement Window Lock

Product Description

The PRIME LINE PRODUCTS H 3836 is a white-painted zinc diecast casement lock designed for older-style wood casement windows. It provides a secure latch point for both swing-in and swing-out casement window configurations. Three different keepers are included, giving installers flexibility to match a wide range of mounting applications without sourcing additional hardware. Installation screws are included in the package. This part is commonly installed by carpenters, glaziers, and general contractors performing window hardware replacement or restoration work on older residential properties.

The H 3836 is suited for older-style wood casement windows in residential settings where period-appropriate hardware is needed. Its white painted finish and classic profile also make it a practical choice for cupboard and cabinet applications where a retro aesthetic is desired. The included keeper variety reduces the need for job-site modifications and supports straightforward drop-in replacement in most standard casement window frames.

Key Features

• White painted finish over zinc diecast construction for durability and period-correct appearance
• Three keepers included to accommodate swing-in and swing-out casement window configurations
• Installation screws included — no additional hardware required for most applications
• Suitable for wood casement windows as well as cupboard and cabinet doors
• Packaged in quantities of 6 units per package, suitable for multi-window projects

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement lock for older-style wood casement windows supporting both swing-in and swing-out mounting orientations.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a carpenter, glazier, or general maintenance technician. Before installation, ensure the window sash is closed and secured to prevent movement during hardware mounting. Use the appropriate keeper from the three provided to match the window frame geometry before driving the included screws. Avoid overtightening the mounting screws, as this can crack or split older wood window frames.