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Choosing the Right Window Handle For Your UPVC Window

The right window handle is crucial for a properly installed uPVC. You'll require a design that is not only practical, but also complements the style of your home.

It is easy to change a uPVC handle. All you need is the tools listed below and a few minutes of your time.

Metal

The handle for your window made of metal can be a decorative touch and an essential piece of hardware that can increase security in your home. A variety of metal window handles are available, suited to a variety of frames and materials. Certain of these handles are specifically created for sash windows, to make the process of opening and closing the windows smoother and less likely to get jammed. There are a number metal locking mechanisms that stop the window from opening beyond a certain point.

Espag handles are perhaps the most well-known type of window handle found on UPVC windows. They have a mental spindle at the back which is attached to the frame of the window and drives the window mechanism. Both UPVC and aluminum windows come with them.

Cockspur handles are found on older UPVC window frames. These handles are more difficult than modern Espag handles since they use a traditional peg-locking mechanism.

Cam handles are available to give a sleeker look. These handles have a sleek edge and are designed to work with many different types of uPVC windows. They work well on tilt and turn windows where it is possible to open the window from the bottom while still permitting the top to be opened.

It is important to take a number of factors into consideration when choosing new window handles made of steel, including step height and the direction in which the handle rotates. The distance between the underside and bottom of the screw plate is the first aspect to take into account. The second one is the direction in which the handle will be turned. Some handles can only rotate in only one direction, like clockwise. Others can only rotate in the opposite direction.

Plastic

There are a variety of varieties of window handles made of plastic. They all are designed to operate a window and secure it from invaders. They are available in a variety of styles and colours to match uPVC and Aluminium door Handles windows. Some windows are also designed to have a lock built in. This increases security that allows you to keep your window open and secure from burglars.

Window handle issues can develop in a wide range of situations. Sometimes, they might not be able to rotate properly. This could be due to dust getting into the mechanism, blocking it or causing dirt. The most frequent issue is when the window handle begins to move in a tight manner. This is a sign that the window handle is in need of attention.

It is essential to contact a specialist when this happens. They can assist you in resolving the problem quickly and effectively. They can also offer advice on replacing a plastic window handle with an alternative that will work better and more consistently.

Most manufacturers will utilize the same fasteners, regardless of the kind of handle you have. This means that it's easy to replace your window handle and lock with an exact match.

When you're looking for the right replacement handle, it's best to be aware of your window's size and design. This will enable you to choose the perfect handle that fits your windows perfectly and doesn't cause any issues. Take note of the size of the spindle, which is the distance that the handle's extends from its base. This is an important aspect to consider if you wish to use your new window handle for patio door with a restrictor fitted.

Casement

Like awning windows, casement windows hinge on the top and bottom, but they open sideways to the left or right rather than opening vertically. They are easy to clean and offer a stunning view of your backyard or garden, in addition to permitting fresh air to enter. They're a popular option for new construction, and can also be a great addition to the architectural appeal of older homes. Over time, they can become difficult to open or close due to worn out equipment or worn out gears. In certain cases window specialists may need to replace the crank mechanism.

Casement windows or awning windows typically have a roto-gear and crank mechanism that allows the window to open and close however, they also have an locking mechanism that keeps the sash in place when closed. The lock on a window with an awning function is linked to the bezel locks to seal the window. Unfortunately, many people overtighten the operating handle of a casement window. This can cause the locking mechanism to operate against one another, causing the window to not open or close properly.

It is also normal for the handle of the window crank to wear out over time. This can occur when the window is opened and closed repeatedly over a prolonged period of time. This could also happen when the window is used as a prop while it is open, causing the operating handle to rub on the crank shaft and gears.

Fortunately, replacing a casement or window crank handle with an awning is an easy DIY window repair that could save you money in the long time. The first thing you'll have to do is locate the screws used to mount the trim that keep the casement cover in place (Photo 3). After removing the screws you can take off the old handle and inspect the crank mechanism. The gears are sometimes reflubricated, but if already stripped, it's the time to replace them.

Cockspur

Cockspur window sliding door handles can be found on older uPVC timber, aluminium door handle and timber windows. They lock using a key, simple to operate and offer an effective shield against noise and cold from the outside. The handle opens to the outside when you pull the lever. The cockspur's nose closes over the wedge striker inside the frame, sealing the window. Replacing both the handle and cockspur wedge strikes can make your double-glazed windows significantly more efficient, and also increase security.

These replacement cockspur window handles are available in right and left hand versions and operate by turning them 90 degrees. They are fitted with tiny'spurs' that pushes against the PVC wedge that is attached to the frame of the window to create a secure closure. They are simple to install and come in different designs including white, satin chrome, and PVD gold.

How to measure the backset of a cockspur handle could be a challenge, particularly when you're replacing an existing handle. This handle has been designed to solve this problem and comes with three packers with different thicknesses that can be placed on the underside of the handle nose to create a variety of backset step heights including 9mm, 13mm, 17mm and 21mm.

The Schlosser Technik apto is a high-quality replacement cockspur, with flexible screw fixing centers. It is suitable for many applications between 9mm and 21mm. It also has key locking, simple and easy to install, available in a range of finishes. It includes left and right hand variations.

This cockspur handle will fit tilt and turn windows but not side opening casement windows (which use a separate pivot and tilt). This handle can be used to replace damaged or outdated handles on uPVC and aluminium frames using rivets instead of screws. This handle can be affixed to your window frame by using the use of a rivet gun.

Espagnolette

Espagnolette window handles, also referred to shootbolts or espagnolette locks, are the locking mechanism that connects to the multi-point lock system in your uPVC windows. They are a standard feature found in older homes and provide both aesthetics as well as security for your home. Espagnolette handles can be both key-locking and non-key-locking. They are available in both inline and cranked designs. They can also be straight or curved design. The key-locking button provides an additional layer of protection, as it prevents the handle from being opened from the outside with an insignificant screwdriver that is that is stuck between the frames. This is a popular burglary method!

There is a huge variety of espagnolette handles you can pick from here at GB DIY Store. Each one comes with a different spindle length that extends from the back of the handle. Therefore, when looking to replace your espag handles it is vital to measure the spindle length of the handle you currently have to ensure that you get the right size handle replacement. Once you've measured the length of the spindle of your current handle, look through our range of espag handles and find the ideal style for your windows.

We stock a fantastic assortment of white uPVC inline espagnolette handles available in both key-locking and non-key-locking options. They come in various colours and spindle lengths to ensure you can match your new handles to your existing window frame and decor. Our espagnolette handle range includes classic and modern designs as well as contemporary designs. Each replacement handle is supplied with 5 interchangeable magnetic spindle sizes ranging from 15mm and 55mm so that you can easily attach the handle to your windows without needing to buy an exact screw size!

A clever rosette in the back of the rose makes sure that the spindle will only be used with the left-hand or right-hand lever. This helps prevent any mishaps. A spindle made of metal is used to secure the handle of an espagnolette. The handle is held in place by an innovative mechanism called a click-fit that engages by rotating the handle by hand and it emits an audible "click".