Huh. I didn’t know those were from Germany. We have them in USA too, just not as common I suppose.
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I thought it was the sauerbraten
we have these in some places in turkey too even though it is not standardized and it is a third world country
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 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.
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
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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