TH 22253 Folding Crank Handle for 11/32 In. Spindle Casement and Awning Window Operator – Low-Profile Design for Unobstructed Use of Blinds– Diecast Zinc, White Finish (Single Pack)

This was exactly what I was looking for. It matched all my other cranks and works flawlessly. If you are considering purchasing this, pay close attention to the dimensions shown in the description. They are very accurate which really helped me. This is a little pricey for one unit, but it was worth it for me considering that I wanted it to match the rest of our windows. Quality is good too.

This worked perfectly as a replacement. It's metal and the little end cap is plastic that snaps on to the part on the window! This replacement part came way faster and was cheaper than the window company. Highl recommend

For about 3 years the window handle was broken. Finally found the best one. Fit perfectly on my Pella window and works better then the original. I swapped out all the handles.

The nearly identical appearance to original hardware and ease of installation makes this item a very good replacement for worn or broken casement window crank handles. However, the inner base is plastic instead of metal and as other reviews have indicated, may breakdown over a short period of time. The item is a bit overpriced but does the job in a hurry. Only time will tell if it lasts more than a year.

Awesome. These folding cranks made it possible for us to purchase shades that fall flat against the windowsills. The cranks they replaced did not fold and protruded from the window so much that the shades could not go all the way down. They screw in to the shaft on which the old cranks fit; you can easily adjust them and they fit great. They are full size and they wind easily. You have to generate a slight pull towards yourself while cranking in order to avoid them folding in the middle of closing a window; I'm not sure how this could be avoided with a folding crank, so I did not lower my grade of them because of this. We bought twenty of them and could not be happier with how they work. Whoever invented these did us a great service. Thank you, whoever you are.

Easy to replace old cranks.

My father broke the turn handle for my window. Guy spun it like he was steering a ship in “Pirates of the Caribbean” getting away from the Kraken. Well long story short he krakend my window handle. This replacement is a perfect fit and matches the ones I have. I should probably get extra, since strong arm pops is going to destroy another one soon.

They were easy to install but the set screw seemed to loosen easily. These are installed on 48” tall casement windows and just don’t seem to handle them well. The slotted screw in the handle which secures it to the stem is junk. After I retightened them a couple of times, half of the screw head broke. They should be Phillips or torx head screws as most manufacturers use and not slotted. I have been installing windows and doors for over forty years and this crank is junk. If you use the window on a regular basis, don’t purchase them n