Need to replace a broken or worn-out crank handle on your casement window?

This left-hand aluminum locking handle might be just the part.

It's from C.R.

Laurence (a trusted name in hardware), model H3596.

It's designed with a 1-1/2-inch screw hole spacing, which is pretty common.

Made from die-cast aluminum with a tough powder coat finish, so it's sturdy and should last.

It's got an offset base and is similar to handles made by Truth Hardware, so it's a good aftermarket option for a lot of metal-framed windows.

Installation is usually straightforward if you're a bit handy – just line up the holes and secure it with the provided (or your existing) #10 flat head machine screws.

Makes opening and closing that stubborn window smooth again.

Always double-check your old handle's screw spacing and rotation direction (left-hand vs.

right-hand) before you order to make sure this is the right match.

A simple fix that can make a big difference in your daily routine.