I live in the UK and my parents got tilt and turn windows in the early 90s.
Still got them as well. Suckers last a long time.
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Huh. I didn’t know those were from Germany. We have them in USA too, just not as common I suppose.
New apartment I moved to only has these and I've been dreaming of having them for years. It's amazing. Although it looks fragile and scary when the huge door/window is only fixed lightly on the bottom 😅
What is this door latch sorcery? How does it work?
Woah. 🤯 that is crazy cool. I feel like I've been visited by time travelers from the future.
I thought it was the sauerbraten
Mine is broken... When i tilt my window it won't close properly. It tajes many tries to close it again. Completely opening it however cause no problem at all
we have these in some places in turkey too even though it is not standardized and it is a third world country
I have it in my house, its very useful because I don't have to open fully the window, or having the wind move the door.
Same in Russia