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Choosing the Right Window Handle For Your UPVC Window

Choosing the right window handle is vital to having a properly-fitting uPVC window. You'll require a style that is not only practical but also complements the aesthetics of your home.

Making changes to the uPVC window handle is simple. You only need some time and the following tools.

Metal

The metal window handle can be a beautiful accent and is an essential piece of hardware that can increase security at home. A range of metal window handles are available, which can be fitted to a variety of frames and materials. Some of these handles are designed specifically for sash windows, to make closing and opening the window less difficult and less likely jam. If you are seeking a safer alternative, there are various locking mechanisms designed to block the window from being opened beyond a certain point.

The most common type of window handle on UPVC is the epag handle. They feature a mental spindle at the back which is attached to the frame of the window and controls the window mechanism. They are available on both UPVC and aluminium windows.

Cockspur handles can be found on older UPVC window frames. These can be more difficult to operate than modern Espag handles since they are based on a traditional locking mechanism for pegs.

For a sleeker design there are cam handles available. These handles have a sleek edge, and are made to work with other kinds of uPVC window. They are perfect for tilt and turn window handles and turn windows, where you can open the window at the bottom, while being able to open the top.

When selecting new window handles, it is essential to take into consideration a variety of factors, including the step height and the direction that the handle can be rotated. The distance between the underside and bottom of the screw plate is the first thing to take into consideration. The second factor is the direction that the handle can be rotated. Some handles are able to rotate in one direction, for example clockwise. Other handles can only rotate in the opposite direction.

Plastic

There are many different types of window handles made of plastic. They are all designed to operate windows and protect them against unwanted invaders. They can be fitted to either uPVC or aluminium windows, and come in a variety of designs and colors. Some windows are also designed to have a lock built in. This provides added security and allows you to keep the windows open and secure from burglars.

Many different situations can cause window handle problems. Sometimes they may simply not be able to turn properly. This could be due to dust getting into the mechanism and blocking it or causing dirt. The most common issue is when the handle of the window begins to cling or walk with a firmness. This is a sign that the window handle requires attention.

It's important to contact a specialist when this happens. They can help you resolve the issue quickly and effectively. They can also give guidance on how to replace a handle made of plastic with one that is more reliable and will work better.

No matter what kind of handle you have the majority of manufacturers make use of the same fasteners. It's therefore easy to change the window handle and lock by using the exact model.

It's crucial to understand the dimensions and style of your window before you search for an appropriate replacement handle. This will help ensure that you purchase a handle that fits perfectly and won't cause any problems with your current windows. Be aware of the spindle size - it's the distance the handle extends from its base. This can be a vital factor if you want to use your new window handle with a restrictor fitted.

Casement

Casement windows hinge on top and bottom like awning windows. They open horizontally to the left or the right, rather than vertically. They are easy to clean, and they provide a great view into your garden or yard. They also let in fresh air. They're a popular option for new construction and can be an architectural feature to older homes, too. However, as time passes, they can become hard to open or close because of worn hardware or stripped gears. In certain cases, a window professional may need to replace the entire crank mechanism.

Casement or awning windows typically come with a roto-gear or crank system that allows the window to be closed and opened but also include a locking mechanism to keep the sash lock door handles in place when closed. The window lock on a casement works in conjunction with the bezel locks on the frame to secure the window. Many people overtighten their casement window's operating handle. This can cause the locking mechanism to work against one another, causing the window to not be able to open or shut properly.

Over time, the window crank handle can also become stripped. This could happen when the window is opened and closed repeatedly for an extended period of time. It can also occur if the window was used as a prop when it was open, causing the operating handle to hit and damage the crank shaft or gears.

Replacing a casement window or awning window crank is a simple DIY window repair. It could save you money over the course of time. The first thing you'll need do is locate the screws used to mount the trim that hold the casement cover in place (Photo 3). After you've removed the screws then you'll be able to remove the old handle and examine the inside of the crank mechanism. The gears may be relubricated, but if they're already stripped, it's time for a replacement.

Cockspur

Cockspur window handles are found on older uPVC, timber and aluminium windows. They lock using a key, easy to operate and provide an effective shield against noise and cold from the outside. The handle opens to the outside when you pull the lever. The cockspur nose closes over the wedge striker in the frame which seals the window. Replacing both the handle and cockspur wedge strikes can make double-glazed windows much more efficient and improve security.

These handles are available for both left and right-handed windows. They can be operated by turning them 90°. They have an'spur' which presses against the PVC wedge on the window frame to provide a secure closure. The handles are easy to install and are available in a variety of finishes including satin chrome, white, and PVD gold.

The backset measurement of a cockspur's handle can be tricky, especially when you're replacing a handle. This handle has been created to address this issue and features 3 packers of different thicknesses that can be placed on the side of the handle's nose to achieve a range of backset step heights, including 9mm 13mm, 17mm, and 21mm.

The Schlosser Technik Apto is a top-quality replacement cockspur with flexible screw fixing centers. It can be used in a variety of applications ranging from 9mm to 21mm. It is also key locking, simple and easy to fit, available in a range of finishes. It includes left and right hand variations.

This victorian door handle is suitable for tilt and turn windows, however, it is not suitable for the side opening casement windows (these have an additional tilt and pivot). This handle can be used to replace damaged or worn out handles on uPVC and aluminium frames using rivets instead of screws. You will require an rivet gun and rivets to attach this handle onto your existing window frame.

Espagnolette

Espagnolette window handles, also known as espagnolette locks or shootbolts are the locking mechanism that connects to the multi-point lock system in your upvc door handle replacement windows. These are common in older homes and offer both aesthetics as well as security. Espagnolette Euro door handles can be both key-locking and non-key-locking, and are available in both cranked and inline styles. They can also come in a straight or curved style. The key-locking push button offers extra security since it prevents the handle from being pushed open from the outside using a long thin screw driver that is stuck between the frames - a very frequent method of burglary!

There is a huge variety of espagnolette handles available from here at GB DIY Store. Each one comes with a different spindle length that protrudes from the back of the handle. Therefore, when looking to replace your espag handles, it's vital to measure the spindle length of the handle you currently have to ensure you receive the right size replacement handle. Once you've measured the length of the spindle of your current handle, look through our selection of espag handles to find the perfect design for your windows.

We carry a huge collection of white uPVC inline espagnolette handles in both key-locking and non-key-locking options. They are available in a variety of colours and spindle lengths, so you can match the new handles to your existing window frame and décor. Our collection of espagnolette handles includes contemporary and contemporary designs as traditional designs. Each replacement handle comes with a 5 interchangeable magnetic spindle lengths between 15mm and 55mm which means you can easily attach the handle to your window without having to purchase an exact size screw!

A clever rosette on the back of the rose makes sure that the spindle only fits in the correct spot and is only inserted by using the left or right hand lever, which will prevent any mishaps. A metal spindle can also be used to secure the handle of an espagnolette. The handle is secured by an innovative mechanism called a click-fit that is activated by turning the handle by hand and it emits an audible "click".