Window Sash Lock Review/ How to Repair Old Windows/ with Ty McBride

Your vintage windows need to lock! What do you choose? Where do you buy? In this video Ty McBride of Old Home Rescue reviews 3 different types of locks we have used on vintage homes. This video will help you make the right choice in purchasing new hardware for your old home.
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This Old Home Rescue is Oklahoma City based restoration company founded in 2015. Old Home Rescue founder Ty McBride was featured in the HGTV pilot Restore and Revive. Old Home Rescue is the creator of the award winning Accoya sash.
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[@billwarby4835]

Brilliant advice, well presented, easy to take in. Thank you

[@danilorainone406]

mount these puppies underneath the latch and locks on both top and bottom windows, using flat wood screws with your preferred finish,a wee bit longer than the screws included in the hardware plastic bags,,, on a 2-3 ft wide sash,one on each side,the rubber washers will allow a bit of movement , the both will close snug and tight,

[@realtorjames1]

Which is the better sash lock the old clam style or the cam lock?

[@mediatech28]

Columbus City Salvage has great Victorian hardware if you are in the CBus, Ohio

[@kooale]

thanks so much for sharing, wife's fam is in CBus - will definitely visit post Covid!

[@BiggCope]

Came here to learn about which window locks to buy. The video says $10, but the website now says $13.99.

[@RulesForRescue]

We apologize, this video in 2 years old. Price of metal has gone up a lot since then.

[@helenf4214]

Very informative. But the millions and millions of video edits just for simple sentences is quite distracting. Sorry, I know you mean well.

[@RulesForRescue]

Thanks for the feedback. This was an early video.