Child and window safety lock with bucklestyle limiter This compact safety lock limits how far a window can open and helps deter unauthorized or accidental opening. Its simple buckle mechanism is practical for everyday home use and gives caregivers greater peace of mind while children explore indoor spaces. Key benefits Prevents windows from opening fully, reducing the chance of falls and accidental escapes Acts as a deterrent against unauthorized entry by limiting access through the window Quick and straightforward to install, making it suitable for homes, rentals, and childcare spaces Low profile design that stays out of the way when not engaged What it does Functions as a window limiter and child safety lock, holding the window at a controlled opening gap Buckle mechanism locks into place to maintain consistent restriction of window movement Designed for repeated use and daily operation Compatibility and fit Intended for use on standard domestic windows and similar openings Compact size and adjustable positioning allow fit on many window frames and sashes Works with sliding and inward or outward opening windows where a limiter can be mounted Materials and performance Constructed from durable components for reliable everyday performance Smooth operation of the buckle mechanism ensures easy locking and releasing Designed to provide a consistent limit on window opening without interfering with normal ventilation Installation and use Easy to install with basic tools and straightforward mounting steps Positioning is adjustable to set the desired opening gap Low maintenance and simple to operate Typical applications Living room or bedroom windows to limit opening when small children are present Apartments or ground floor rooms where limiting window opening adds a deterrent against unauthorized entry Daycare settings or babysitting situations to reduce risk while allowing fresh air circulation What to expect A practical, user friendly window limiter that adds an extra layer of control to window openings Improved peace of mind when supervising children without restricting everyday window use