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How to Choose uPVC Replacement Window Handles

It is easy to replace a broken window handle made of upvc to get an entirely new one. The first step is to remove the screws (typically pozidrive screws) from the base of your handle.

You should then be able to remove the old handle and put the new one. This will improve the security of your home and let you operate your windows from within.

Espag handles

Espag handles are the most popular handle type that is used on uPVC windows (although they're also used on timber and aluminium windows too). They are operated by a multi-point lock that locks the windows when they are closed. The handle operates by turning a wheel that extends from the back of the handle and locks into a gearbox inside 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 a variety of sizes of spindle length - the measurement could be as small as 10 millimeters, or as long as 55 mm and it is essential to ensure the new handle has the correct spindle size for the window you have already or else it won't fit.

Unlike traditional cockspur handles, that have an offset lever design which requires more hand space to operate windows, espag window handles are available in left-handed or right-handed designs based on your preference and the orientation of the window. Many of our espag handle are also able to be locked with keys or secured with a Secure by Design specification to provide additional security.

The handle that is espagnolette is a fantastic alternative for those who prefer a more modern look. It's also simple to install. All you have to do is remove the handle that was previously used, remove the screws (typically pozidrive screws) and then replace it with the new one. This process is simple and will restore the functionality of uPVC Windows.

If your uPVC tilt and turn windows are becoming difficult to operate, it could be time to consider replacing the handles. The majority of handles are industry standard so finding a suitable replacement shouldn't prove too difficult. To do this, you'll need to know the type of handle and step height for the current handle that you can find from your uPVC installer. This will help you make an informed decision and ensure that the window handles made of uPVC you buy will fit properly when they are installed.

Tilt and Turn Handles

Tilt and turn windows are a common option for homeowners who want both excellent ventilation and easy exterior window access. These windows are like casement windows in that they open up upwards via side hinges. However they also tilt inwards at 90 degrees to allow ventilation or cleaning. They are available with uPVC, composite, and aluminum frames. uPVC has the lowest cost and requires less maintenance than aluminum or wood.

A tilt and turn handle has the same function as an Espag handle but is capable of operating a tilt before turn mechanism. The handles are equipped with a 7mm square spindle which extends out into the frame of the window and is tucked in the gearbox that controls the tilt before turn mechanism. They can also rotate the window 360 degrees. The standard Espag handles are not capable of this.

The handle is fitted with detents at the 90 degree positions, so that when it is turned into a certain position you will be unable to move it beyond that point, this is to ensure the window is secured for safety and security reasons. These handles also have deadlocks for keys to ensure security and they are insurance-rated.

These handles are heavyweight die-cast handles specifically designed for tilt-and-turn windows. They are available in a variety of finishes such as black and white as well as chrome and gold, as well as brushed satin.

This handle is an draught-exclusion device that blocks cold air from entering your home when the window is closed. The handle is curved lever shape that is easier to grip and offers more leverage when opening the window. This handle comes in various finishes that are suitable for any style of home, such as antique brass and black.

Cadenza handles

Cadenza handles are a distinctive espagnolette handle design that was developed specifically for slim Aluminium window profiles. They feature a robust grip designed for residential as well as commercial applications. A self-contained mechanism for gearing within the handle operates an adjustable slide bar that is inserted the drive pins on an locking bar that is a slat to secure the window. The Cadenza handle is locked with a keys that stop the window from opening.

This handle is available in both left and right handed variants. It comes with an overall length of 48mm. It is also necessary to select a lock compatible with the window you have. Examine the location of the lever's long part to determine if your window is left or right handed. If it points to the left, then you will require a left-hand handle, if it points towards the right, then you will require a right-hand window handle.

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 version cannot be used with an angled lock as it could cause the blade to bend which will fracture the cast component of the blade.

The angled version of this handle is identifiable by a bar of steel that extends from the base of the handle. It is this bar that distinguishes it from the straight version. The angle of the Cadenza handle is the most popular of these handles and has been available for years although has seen a decline in sales since the espag lock and espagnolette handle replaced it with a new double-glazing.

Installation

It is simple to replace window handle the handles on windows made of upvc. All you need is a screwdriver, and patience. Identifying the type of window handles of handle and determining the spindle's size is essential in order to get a replacement that fits properly. Taking these steps will ensure that the new handles made of upvc are safe and secure.

The right handle can improve the efficiency of your home's energy use as well as increase security and cut down on drafts. It's essential to choose the handle that is easy to close and open, as well as lock in place when necessary. Additionally, having high-quality window handles can enhance the look of your home.

The first step to replace the uPVC handle is to take out the old handle and replace it with a new one. You'll need to remove the screw caps located on either side of the handle. After you have removed the screws, take off the cover cap on the top of the handle. This will expose the first screw, which you'll need to remove with an screwdriver.

Take a measurement of the spindle before installing the 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 in a position to engage the lock mechanism and then open the window.

Test the handle to be sure it functions. Make sure you switch the handle to the locked position and then turn it back a few times. Install the new handle after that and enjoy improved home security.

There are many options to choose from, whether you're looking to replace an old uPVC window handle or add a new design to your uPVC window. It's crucial to choose the right handle for your needs and budget. The ideal handle for uPVC windows should be sturdy and robust, with features that match the interior of your home. A tilt and turn window, for example requires a handle that is different from a regular loose upvc window handle handle. This is because the window can be opened in both ways.