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How to Choose uPVC Replacement Window Handles

It is easy to replace a damaged window handle made of upvc to get an entirely new upvc window handle one. The first step is removing the screw covers from the handle's base (usually pozidrive screws).

The handle you have used for years should be removed and replaced with a brand new one. This will increase the security of your home and allow you to operate your windows from inside.

Espag handles

Espag handles are the most common handle type that is used on uPVC windows (although they're also commonly found on aluminium and timber windows too). They feature with a multi-point locking mechanism which locks the window handle stiff to close after it's shut. The handle works by turning a spindle that protrudes from the back of the handle and locks into a gearbox within the window. It then rotates a series of locks around the edges of the window to allow access to it. Espag handles are available in different sizes of spindle length - a measurement that can be as short as 10 millimeters or as long as 55 millimeters It is crucial to ensure the new handle has the right spindle size for the window you have already otherwise, it isn't suitable for.

In contrast to traditional cockspur handles which have an offset lever design which requires more hand space to operate windows, espag window handles are available in either left-handed or right-handed models based on your preference and the orientation of the window. A lot of our espag handles are also able to be locked with keys or secured with a Secure by Design specification to provide extra security.

The handle with a espagnolette is a great alternative for those looking for modern design. It's also simple to install. All you need to do is take off the old handle, then remove the screw covers (typically pozidrive screws) and then replace it with the new one. The procedure is easy and will bring back the functionality of uPVC Windows.

It could be time to replace the handles on your uPVC tilt-and-turn windows, if they are becoming difficult to operate. Luckily, the majority of the mechanisms used for handles adhere to industry standards so finding a suitable replacement shouldn't be a problem. To do this you'll need to identify the type of handle and step height for your current handle that you can find from your uPVC installer. This will allow you to make the most informed purchase possible and ensure that your uPVC replacement window handles will fit properly when they are installed.

Tilt and turn handles

Tilt and turn windows are a popular choice for homeowners who need great ventilation as well as easy exterior window access. They are similar to casement windows in that they open upwards using side hinges. However, they also tilt inwards at 90 degrees for air flow or cleaning. They are available in uPVC, aluminium and composite frames, but uPVC is the most cost-effective option and has less maintenance requirements than aluminum or timber.

A tilt and turn handle is the same function as an Espag handle but is able to operate an incline before turn mechanism. The handles are fitted with a 7mm square spindle which extends into the frame of the window and is tucked in the gearbox that controls the tilt before turn mechanism. They are also able of turning the window 360 degrees, which the standard Espag handles are not able to do.

The handle has detents in the 90-degree positions so that you cannot move it beyond that point when it is turned. This is for security and safety purposes, to secure the window. These handles are equipped with deadlocking keys for extra security, and are also insurance rated.

These types of handles are heavy-duty operating handle made of solid die cast construction designed specifically for tilt and turn windows. These handles are available in various finishes such as black and white and chrome, gold and brushed satin.

This handle is a draught-excluder that prevents cold air from entering your home while the window is closed. This handle features a curving lever design that is a lot easier to grasp and provides more leverage for opening the window. The handle is also available in a wide variety of finishes to fit any style of home, including antique brass, black and white.

Cadenza handles

Cadenza handles provide an innovative espagnolette solution that was developed specifically for slim Aluminium profiles. They are a durable grip designed for residential as well as commercial applications. The slide bar is controlled by a self-contained, gearing system inside the handle. The slide bar engages with drive pins in an espagnolette locking rod to secure the window. The Cadenza handle can be deadlocked by a key that stops the window from opening.

This handle is suitable for either right or left handed situations and comes with a 48mm spade. You'll also need to select a lock that is compatible for your window. Examine the position of the lever's long portion to determine if the window is left or right handed. If it points to the left then you will require a left-hand handle, but if it is pointed to the right then you require a right hand window handle.

The angle of the Cadenza window handle (W62) is often confused with the straight one that has an angular blade however, they are completely different. The angle-shaped Cadenza window handle (W62) requires an angled locking system for it to perform properly. The straight version of the handle should not be used with an angled locking system because it can cause the blade component to break.

The angled version of this handle can be identified by a metal bar that protrudes from the base of the handle. It is this bar that distinguishes it from the straight version. The angle Cadenza handles are the most popular and have been in use for a long time. However the sales have slowed since the espag handle and the espagnolette lock were introduced.

Installation

It is easy to swap the handles on upvc windows. All you require is a screwdriver and a bit of patience. To ensure that the new handle is properly fitted, it is important to identify the handle type and determine the spindle size. Following these steps will ensure that the new handles made of upvc are safe and secure.

The ideal handle can increase your home's energy efficiency as well as increase security and cut down on drafts. It is essential to choose a handle that's easy to open and close, and also lock into place when necessary. A well-designed window handle will also improve the appearance of your home.

The first step to replace a uPVC handle is to take off the old one and replace it with a new one. You'll need to remove the screw caps on either side of your handle. Once you've removed the screws, remove the cap on the cover that sits located on top of the handle. This will expose the first screw, which you'll need to remove using the help of a screwdriver.

If you're installing a cockspur handle, make sure to measure the spindle length. It is essential to measure the spindle length of the handle because it should be at least 55mm long to fit inside the uPVC frame. If the spindle of the handle is too small, the handle will not be able to engage the lock mechanism to open the window.

Once you've replaced the handle and tested it, you can check if it's working correctly. Turn the handle a few times to the locked position before returning to the unlocked position. Install the new handle after that and enjoy better security for your home.

There are a lot of options to choose from whether you want to replace an old uPVC window handle or simply add a new style to your upvc window handle stuck in closed position window. The key is to choose the best handle that meets your needs and budget. The handle you select for your uPVC window should be strong and strong, with features that match the interior of your home. A tilt and turn window, for instance requires a handle different from the regular uPVC handle. This is because the window can be opened both ways.