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How to Choose uPVC Replacement Window Handles

If you've broken a window handle made of upvc, it could be easy to replace it with a replacement. The first step is to remove the screws from the base of your handle (usually pozidrive screws).

The handle that was used previously should be taken off and replaced with a brand new one. This will make your home more secure and let you access your windows from outside.

Espag handles

Espag handles are the most common handle type used on uPVC windows (although they're also commonly found on timber window handles and aluminium windows too). They're operated by a multi-point lock which locks the windows when they are closed. The handle works by turning a wheel that extends from the back of the handle and locks into a gearbox inside the window. The gearbox then moves a set of locks around the perimeter of the window, allowing it to open it. Espag handles are available in different sizes of spindles - as little as 10 mm or as large as 55 millimeters. It is essential that you choose the right spindle size that is appropriate for your window.

In contrast to traditional cockspur window handles which have an offset lever that requires more clearance for the hand to operate the espag window handle is available in left-handed and right-handed models, based on your preference and the window's orientation. A majority of our espag window handles are able to be secured using a Secure by Design specification or key-locked to give you extra security.

In addition to being an excellent option for people who want a contemporary appearance, espagnolette handles also extremely simple to install. Simply take off the handle you have previously installed and remove the screw cover (typically pozidrive bolts) before replacing it with the new one. This is a straightforward process and will help bring back the functionality of your uPVC windows.

If your uPVC tilt and turn windows are becoming difficult to operate, it might be time to consider replacing the handles. Fortunately, most of the handle mechanisms follow industry standards and therefore finding a suitable replacement shouldn't be difficult. You'll need the handle type and the step height of the current handle. This information is available from your uPVC contractor. This will enable you to make an informed decision and ensure that the uPVC window handle you buy will fit properly when they are put in place.

Turn and tilt handles

Tilt and turn windows are a popular option for homeowners who want both excellent ventilation and easy exterior window access. These windows are similar to casement windows in that they open upwards with side hinges. However they also tilt to the side at a 90-degree angle for ventilation or cleaning. These windows come with uPVC or composite frames, as well as aluminium frames. uPVC has the lowest cost and requires less maintenance than aluminum or wood.

A tilt and turn handle is similar to an Espag handle however it is also able to operate an incline-before-turn mechanism. The handles are fitted with seven millimeter square spindles at the back, which extends into the frame of the wobbly window handle and is tucked into the gearbox of the tilt before turn mechanism. These handles can also rotate the window in 360 degrees, something the standard Espag handles are not able to do.

The handle has detents in the 90-degree positions so that you are unable to move it past that point when it is turned. This is for safety and security purposes, to lock the window handles replacement into place. These handles are equipped with a key deadlocking system for extra security, and are also insurance rated.

These handles are heavyweight, die-cast handles designed specifically for tilt-and-turn windows. These handles are available in various finishes that include black and white as well as chrome and gold, as well as brushed satin.

A large modern handle that locks in both turn and tilt position, it's an air draught stopper that stops cold air from entering your home when the window is closed. This handle is shaped like an angled lever, which makes it easier to grip. It also provides more leverage when opening the window. This handle comes in several finishes that can be matched to any style of home, such as black and antique brass.

Cadenza handles

Cadenza handles are an exclusive espagnolette handle designed specifically for slim Aluminium window profiles. They have a robust grip made for business and residential applications. A self-contained mechanism for gearing within the handle controls an adjustable slide bar that is inserted the drive pins on an locking bar with an espagnolette to secure the window. The Cadenza handle is deadlocked with a key, which stops the window from opening.

This handle is available in left and right handed versions. It has an overall length of 48mm. You must also select a lock that is compatible with your window. Check the position of the lever's longest portion to determine if the window is left or right handed. If it is pointing left and you require a window handle for the left hand. If it points to the right and you require a handle for the right hand.

The straight version of the Cadenza window handle that has an angle blade (W62) could be confused with the angle Cadenza handle, but they are distinct. The angled Cadenza handle requires an angled lock in order to function properly, and the straight model cannot be used in an angled lock as it will cause the blade to bend which could fracture the cast component of the blade.

The straight version is distinguished by a metal bar protruding from the base. This is the angled version. The angled Cadenza handle is the most popular of handles and has been in use for years although has seen a decrease in sales since the espag lock and espagnolette handle replaced it with a new double glazing replacement window handles glazing.

Installation

It is easy to swap the handles on upvc windows. All you need is a screwdriver, and a bit of patience. Identifying the handle type and measuring the spindle is crucial to select a replacement window handle that fits properly. These steps will guarantee that your new handle made of upvc is safe and secure.

Choosing the correct handle will increase the security of your home, reduce drafts, and save energy. It is essential to select an easy handle to open and shut, as well as one that can be locked in place when required. A well-designed window handle can also enhance the appearance of your home.

To replace a uPVC hand, the first step is to take it off and replace the previous one. To accomplish this, locate the screw caps on either side of the handle and then remove the screws. After you've removed the screws, you can remove the cover cap that is located on the handle's top. This will expose the first screw, which you'll have to remove using the help of a screwdriver.

Measure the spindle when installing a cockspur. This is essential since the handle's spindle has to be at least 55mm long to be able to fit into the uPVC window frame. If the spindle of the handle is too small, it won't be capable of engaging the lock mechanism and open the window.

Test the handle to be sure it functions. Be sure to switch the handle to the locked position and then back again a few times. After that, you're ready to put the new handle in place and enjoy your improved home security.

There are a variety of choices to pick from, whether you are looking to replace an old uPVC window handle or simply add a new style to your uPVC window. The most important thing is to select the right handle for your requirements and budget. The ideal handle for uPVC windows must be strong and robust, and have features that fit with the interior of your home. For instance the tilt and turn window requires a different handle than the standard uPVC handle because it allows the window to be opened in both directions.