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Replacement Window Handle

uPVC handles come with spindles that work with the locking mechanism inside the frame. Over time this can become loose or even break.

Changing a broken window handle is easy and straightforward. First you must open the window and take off any screws that are revealed (these are often hidden behind plastic caps). This will reveal the spindle that you can then cut to the proper length.

What's the issue?

Over time, the window handle may begin to begin to show signs that it is in need to be replaced. This can be due to a number of factors, including excessive use or aging, as well as exposure to harsh elements such as freezing temperatures. If you notice your window handle is damaged or no longer functioning It's a good idea to speak with a uPVC expert to determine the most suitable replacement for your type of window.

Generally speaking, most types of uPVC windows are designed to work with a variety of handle styles and lock styles. However, it is always recommended to consult with the experts at Truth hardware to determine the best replacement window handle for your specific casement or awning window. This will help ensure that the handle is installed properly and give you a long-lasting solution that's robust and secure.

If you find that the window handle has a blocker in the form of an iron "tongue" that stops the handle from rotating involuntarily, then it's important to understand that this is a security feature that protects you and your family from accidental opening of the window at an unfavourable angle. The best method to avoid the possibility of accidentally activating this blocker is to simultaneously press the unlocker and seal of the window profile.

The lubricant that is in your uPVC handle may have dried out. This problem occurs with uPVC window handles since they are exposed to the elements over an extended period of time. If you find that your uPVC double glazing door handles don't turn properly, you can re-lubricate them by putting a bit of oil around the sash gear and the worm.

Do I need a new lock?

Window handles are an integral part of windows, since they aid in opening and shut. As time passes window handles can be damaged or worn out and need to be replaced. This is a simple and easy task.

There are several different types of uPVC handles available to select from, each with unique functions. The most commonly used is the standard window handle which has a simple purpose that allows the user to open and shut a window. A lockable uPVC handle is available for homeowners who are more concerned about security. This handle can be locked with a key to provide an extra layer protection and satisfy home insurance requirements in most cases.

There are also a number of variants that come with additional features. Some uPVC window handles feature a button which can be pressed to act as a safety device for children. This is an excellent option for families who have young children because it will discourage them from attempting to escape by opening the window.

Additionally, there are also a number of alternatives that are designed to increase the energy efficiency of a property. This is because the handle of a window can be used to close the window which reduces the loss of heat and keeps interior of the house warmer.

Whatever type of uPVC window handle is required, it is important that the correct replacement is identified to ensure the highest level of functionality and safety. To ensure this, it is recommended that the spindle of the current window handle be measured as this will provide an indication of the new handle to be installed. This will prevent the replacement from being too loose or displaced which could cause further damage and possibly security issues.

What kind of lock or handle do I have

Almost all uPVC window handles get damaged over time due to constant use, wear and tear and even the impacts of weather or intruders. However, before you rush out to buy a new handle and lock, it's worth taking an examination to find out exactly what type of handle and lock you currently have. This will help ensure that you buy the right replacement and ensure it will be an exact fit, preventing damage to your window and providing maximum security.

There are two types of uPVC window handles and locks handle: cockspur and espagnolette handles. Both have a locking mechanism within the window frame. However they do this in slightly different ways. Generally speaking, espagnolette handles have spindles that are inserted into the lock gearbox and then turns the shoot bolt rods to open the window. They are typically employed in tilt and turn uPVC windows.

Cockspur handles, on the other hand are equipped with a lever that hooks onto a wedge-shaped striker plate on the inside of the window frame. These handles are typically found on older uPVC window frames and offer additional security because they lock at both the top of the frame as well as the bottom.

It's time to replace the handle and Euro Lock Handles. To begin this process first, make sure the window is in an open position. Take off the screw that is at the top of handle base. It is now possible to remove two more screws. Once all the old components have been removed, it's simply a case of inserting the new handle, placing it correctly, and screwing in the two remaining screws. Make sure you replace the screw cover caps if there are any.

Do I need to use a Cockspur?

A Cockspur handle has a spur (or nose) to the side that locks onto the wedge on your window frame. These handles are usually found on older uPVC and aluminium windows.

These handles are easy to put in. You simply screw them in the same manner as you removed the previous handle. You should test your new handle first, in case the spindle's location isn't right. After you've tried it, you can screw the handle in position and then install an end cap to cover the spindle's end.

If you own Cockspur handles, it is essential to measure the distance between the screw plate's base and the underside nose of the handle. This is also known as the 'nose' and it's an important measurement to determine the correct size of replacement handles.

There are a variety of replacement handles for your windows. These include Espag handles that are usually used on the latest double glazing handle glazed windows. There are tilt and turn handle options, spade handles or monkey tail window handles, that can be fitted to either uPVC or aluminium window handle windows.

Monkey tail handles and hinges are one of the most striking and attractive kinds of window handles. They can be fitted to a variety of window styles, ranging from uPVC casement windows through to timber sash windows. These handles are perfect for those who wish to improve the security of their home without having to replace the entire window system. This kind of handle works in combination with a shootbolt and is very easy to operate when open or closed.

How do I replace the handle on the window?

You can easily replace your window handles if they are broken or you want to enhance the look of your home. It's crucial to do it correctly in order to ensure safety and functionality.

Begin by opening the window a little in a way, and then keep the handle in a position that is open. Using a screwdriver, remove the screws at the top and bottom of the handle. Then, turn the handle into an unlocked/opening position and screw in the new one. Make sure that the spindle of the new handle has been inserted into the lock mechanism in the same manner as the spindle of the old handle was (a small test can be conducted by simply dropping something into the middle hole and seeing how deep it is without hitting an obstruction).

Replace the screw caps after the handle has been installed. Be sure to not lose the caps. Verify that the window handle is functioning by moving it between locked and unlocked positions many times.

Window handles are an essential part of any upvc windows handles window and over time they can become worn out or even break. It is essential to replace the broken window handles as soon as possible to avoid security issues and to ensure that your windows work correctly. Bridgewater Glass' expert team will be happy to help you if you need an entirely new window handle for your home. Our team has been working with uPVC for many years and is confident that they can provide you with the right solution.