• Arm or Stay Design: The arm or stay is the main component that supports the window. It typically consists of a long, slender metal piece that attaches to both the window frame and the window sash.
• Arm or Stay Adjustment: Many casement stays are adjustable, allowing the user to set the window at different angles and secure it in place.
• Bracket Design: This component is fixed to the window frame and provides a point of attachment for the arm. It often has slots or holes for securing the arm.
• Hinges Design: Hinges are used to attach the stay to the window sash and the frame. They allow for the movement of the arm and enable adjustment.

A casement stay is a hardware component used to support and hold open casement windows. These windows are hinged on the side and open outward, typically in a vertical position. The casement stay allows for the window to be held open at a desired angle and ensures it stays in place.

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