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How do these close?

3 years ago

Can you close these from the inside or do you have to be on the outside to pull them down?

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Flip Out Windows Inc
3 years ago
They were designed to close from the outside. You will need to apply about 15 pounds of pressure to close it. With that being said, we recently started an option to order a hook with a gaff rod to be able to close it from the inside as well.

Feel free to reach out for pricing and additional info via our website www.flipoutwindows.com.

Have a lovely day!

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