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Choosing the Right Window Handle For Your UPVC Window

The right window handle is crucial to properly fitting uPVC. You'll want a style that is not only functional, but also fits the aesthetic of your home.

It is simple to swap the uPVC handle. It takes only some time and the tools below.

Metal

The handle for your window made of metal can be a decorative touch and an essential piece of hardware that can increase security at home. A variety of window handle repair handles are available that can be adapted to different frames and materials. Certain of these handles are specifically designed for sash windows in order to make opening and closing the window easier and less likely to jam. For those seeking a safer option, there are also several locking mechanisms that are designed to stop the window from being opened beyond a certain point.

Espag handles are probably the most well-known kind of window handle used on UPVC windows. They have a spindle mental on the back, which is connected to the window frame and drives the window mechanism. They are available on both upvc window locking handles and aluminium windows.

Cockspur handles are typically found on older UPVC window frames. They can be more difficult than modern Espag handles since they use a traditional peg-locking mechanism.

Cam handles are available for an elegant look. These have a refined edge and are designed to fit with other types of uPVC windows. They work well on tilt and turn windows where it is possible to open the window from the bottom while still permitting the top to be opened.

When selecting new window handles, it is essential to take into consideration a variety of factors that include the height of the step and the direction that the handle can be rotated. The distance between the underside and the bottom of the screw plate is the most important thing to take into consideration. The second aspect to consider is the direction in which the handle can be turned. For instance, some handles rotate clockwise, while others are anti-clockwise.

Plastic

There are many different types of window handles made of plastic. All are designed to operate a window and protect it against unwanted invaders. They can be fitted to either uPVC or aluminium windows and are available in a variety styles and colors. Some of them also include a lock. This provides added security that allows you to keep the windows open and safe from intruders.

Window handle issues can develop in a wide range of situations. Sometimes, they might not be able to rotate properly. This could be due to dust entering the mechanism, which causes dirt or blocking. A common problem is when the handle of the window begins to move with a firmness. This is a sign the window handle is in need of attention.

If this happens, it's crucial to call a specialist. They can help you resolve the issue quickly and efficiently. They can also offer advice on how to replace a plastic handle with one that is more durable and will work better.

Regardless of the type of handle you've got the majority of manufacturers make use of the same fasteners. This means it's easy to replace your window handle and lock with a perfect match.

It is important to know the size and design of your window prior to you begin looking for the replacement handle. This will ensure that you get a new handle that is perfect and won't cause any issues with your current windows. Also, make sure to keep track of the length of the spindle - this refers to how far the handle extends from the base. This is important if you plan to utilize a window handle that has restrictions.

Casement

Like awning windows and casement windows hinge on the top and bottom but they open sideways to the left or right rather than opening up vertically. They're also less messy and provide a fantastic view of your yard or garden, in addition to allowing fresh air in. They're a popular option for new construction and can be an architectural feature to older homes too. However, with time, they can become hard to open or close due to worn hardware or stripped gears. In some instances the window expert may have to replace the entire crank mechanism.

Casement windows or awning windows typically feature a roto-gear and crank mechanism that allows the window to open and close, but they also feature an locking mechanism that keeps the sash in place while closed. The window's lock works in tandem with the bezel locks on the frame to secure the window. Many people tend to overtighten the operating handle of the casement windows. This could cause the locking mechanisms to work against one other, causing windows to become tangled and not close or open properly.

It's also typical for the handle of the window crank to wear out over time. This can happen when the window has been opened and closed repeatedly for many years. This could also happen when the window is used as a prop when it's open, which causes its operating handle to rub against the crank shaft and gears.

It's good to know that replacing a casement or window crank handle with an awning is a simple DIY window repair that will save you money in the long run. The first thing you'll need find the trim mounting screws that hold the casement cover in place (Photo 3). After removing the screws, you can remove the handle from the previous one and inspect the crank mechanism. The gears can sometimes be renewed lubricated, but if they're already worn out, it's the time to replace them.

Cockspur

Cockspur handles are typically found on older uPVC windows, as well as timber and aluminum. These handles are easy to use, lock with the use of a key, and also provide a barrier against cold and noise from the outside. The handle opens up by pulling down on the lever and the cockspur nose shuts over a wedge striker in the frame to seal the window when closing. By replacing both the handle and the cockspur wedge, you can enhance your double-glazed windows' efficiency and security.

These replacement cockspur window handle are available in right and left hand options and function by turning them 90 degrees. They come with tiny'spurs' that presses against the PVC wedge on the window frame to provide an extremely secure closure. The handles are easy to install and are available in a variety of styles such as satin chrome, white and PVD gold.

Measuring the backset of a cockspur's handle can be a challenge, particularly when you're replacing a handle. This handle was designed to solve this issue and has three packers with different thicknesses that can be positioned on the underside of the handle nose to provide a variety of backset heights such as 9mm 13mm, 17mm, and 21mm.

The Schlosser Technik Apto is a premium quality replacement cockspur handle that can be used in a variety of applications from 9mm to 21mm and comes with flexible screw fixing centres. It is also simple to install and lock with keys, and comes in a variety of finishes.

This cockspur handle is designed to fit tilt and turn windows, but not side opening casement windows (which have a pivot that is separate from the turn and tilt). It can be used to replace older or damaged handles on uPVC or aluminium frames by using rivets instead of screws - the only difference is the method of attachment. This handle can be affixed to your window frame using a rivet gun.

Espagnolette

The mechanism that locks your uPVC window is the shootbolt or espagnolette lock. They are a standard feature in older homes and provide both aesthetics as well as security for your home. Espagnolette handles are available with key-locking or non-key lock mechanisms, and are available in both inline and crank designs. They can also come in a straight or curved style. The key-locking feature adds an additional layer of protection by preventing the handle from being accessible from the outside by using a thin screwdriver that is stuck between the frames. This is a typical burglary method!

GB DIY Store offers a large selection of espagnolette handles. Each one comes with a different spindle length that protrudes from the back of the handle, so when you are looking to replace your espag external Door handles it is important to determine the spindle length of the handle you currently have to ensure you get the correct size handle replacement. After you've determined the spindle length of your current handle, look through our range of espag handles and find the right design for your windows.

We have a great collection of white uPVC espagnolette handles with key locking and non-key locking options. You can select from a wide range of colors and spindle sizes to make sure that your new handles match the frame of your existing window or the decor. Our espagnolette handles range includes classic and modern designs as well as contemporary designs. Each replacement bi-fold doors handle is supplied with 5 different sizes of magnetic spindles that range between 15mm and 55mm, so you can easily fix the handle to your windows without needing to buy a specific screw size!

A clever rosette at the back of the rose will ensure that the spindle will only be used with the left-hand or right-hand lever. This prevents any accidents. A spindle made of metal helps to hold the handle of the espagnolette in place and the handle is held firmly in place thanks to the clever click-fit mechanism that activates when the hand is turned to reveal an audible 'click'.