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Progress, Volume VII, Issue 2, 1 December 1911, Page 932

SINTON’S Quick Repair SASH-CORD GRIP This device does away with the method of nailing the sash cords, which, owing to the difficulty of repair, has ever been the main drawback to the use of counter-balance sashes. With the use of this new grip goes - out the old difficulty of removing sashes, beads and stops when repairing cords. Fig. 1 shows the grip drawn back out of posit ' or ?- . *£• 2 .(Half section) grip and cord in position showing method or boring. Fig, 3, Face of style with grip in position. Once installed—No disturbing of beads or architraves. No ruined sashes. No broken glass. New cords refitted in a few seconds. Can be placed in old sashes without removal from the frame. Obtainable from any ironmonger, or. direct from the manufacturers SINTON CO. 45 Phoenix Chambers, AUCKLAND