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Window Cranks and Casement Window Hardware

There’s more to a window than just the glass and frame. From time to time, you may need to replace the other parts — such as cranks and hardware. It’s important to maintain your window to keep it secure and functioning. At Lowe’s, we offer a wide selection of casement window parts for all your repair and maintenance needs.


Casement windows differ from double-hung, awning and hopper windows in that casement windows swing out vertically or horizontally. Several different parts of casement windows each play an important role in the windows’ function and security. These parts include window crank handles, tracks, locks and operators that come in a variety of styles and finishes.


To learn more, check out our buying guides on windows and doors.


Frequently Asked Questions


Q: Is it possible to replace a window crank?

A: Yes, you can replace a window crank. Simply remove the casement cover and mounting screws, then remove the arm from the guide track. Next, insert your new crank, tighten the mounting screws, and replace the arm and casement cover.


To find a replacement for your window crank, bring your current crank to Lowe’s to see if we can match it, or contact your window manufacturer.


Q: What’s the term for windows with cranks?

A: Windows with cranks are casement windows. There are several types of windows within this category, including French, push-out and in-swing casement windows.


Q: How do you measure a window crank?

A: To measure a window crank, start by removing the window screen. Next, crank the window open and measure the long arm of the crank. If there are two window arms, measure the second arm, as well.