Choosing uPVC Replacement Window Handles

Window handles are an integral part of uPVC frames and must match the frame that is currently in use. The key is the spindle's length, which determines if the new uPVC handle will fit.

Use the table below as a quick reference to measure the spindle length of your uPVC handle. This will ensure you order the right replacement window handle for your Double glazing Door handle repairs glazed window.

Espag Handle

Espag handles are commonly found on upvc (but they're also found in timber and aluminium). They feature an oval spindle that extends from the back of the door handle repair and enters into the multi-point lock mechanism that is attached to the window. By turning the handle you operate the system that locks and unlocks the locking points around the window.

Window handles made of Espag are available in a variety of styles and functions. Some have an option to push-button to lock the' closed position and key-locking (and fire-escape non-locking where required). A lot of them meet the Secure by Design standard to provide an extra level of security. They also come with a range of different spindle lengths which can be adjusted using spindle sleeves that reduce the size of the protruding spindle.

The espagnolette handles we sell have been tested by Yale to ensure they meet the strict standards you'd expect from such a brand and are suitable for upvc, timber and aluminum windows. We have a range of colors and match the handle with your existing hinges.

The step height is another important aspect of espagnolette handle. This is the distance from the end of the handle up to where it sits on the frame, so it's crucial to get it right in order to ensure a tight and secure fit. The majority of our handles are 43mm between screw hole centres, which is the industry standard.

You can choose between straight or cranked handles. Cranked handles are a good choice in situations where the handle of the espagnolette is close to the frame's edge. They allow you more space to open up the window.

Our range of upvc replacement handles features a wide variety of finishes, styles and colours to suit your home's decor, such as polished chrome, antique brass, and satin nickel. Some of our products feature a soft-close system to reduce the sound your windows make when they shut.

Cockspur Handle

The Cockspur Window Handle is a handle made specifically for the designer who wishes to provide their customers a fashionable and high quality design. These handles can be used with either uPVC windows or aluminium frames. They work by having a spur that locks over the frame edge to secure the window. The window handle can also be lockable so that it will only open when pushed. This provides extra security. The handle is available in five different finishes, with both right and left hand versions, allowing the manufacturer to cater for a wider selection of windows.

The cockspur window handles come equipped with three packing pieces of differing thickness, allowing them be adjusted to a broad range of backset sizes. Each packer can be removed from the handle nose or added to the step size to achieve the desired distance between 9mm and 21mm. The handle is also available in left or right handed versions and a straight or curved nose design.

When you're looking for a replacement for your existing handles for cockspurs, it is important to measure the current handle height to ensure that the new handle is able to fit correctly. A wrong handle could result in a variety of issues like the inability of closing the window. This can be a problem for homeowners and can result in excessive stress.

A cockspur is a handle found on older uPVC, timber and aluminium windows. These handles do not have any integrated window locks, unlike the Espag handles which are used on modern windows. They come with a shootbolt or Espagnolette bar lock.

The espagnolette (often abbreviated to "espag") handle is the most commonly used type of handle found on new uPVC casement windows. The Yale Encloser locking mechanism is activated when you turn the handles on the espagnolette. This is safer than traditional cockspur handles or British standard handle. This is because when you turn the handle espagnolette it turns several locks inside the window frame to secure it.

Handle by turning and tilting

These windows are popular among people who want to improve the amount of airflow inside their home as well as add a layer of security. As their name suggests they have a tilt and turn feature that lets them tilt at 90 degrees to provide an opening of a smaller size or drop to a hopper-style design for complete ventilation. The dual functionality provides them with a stylish appearance that can really add to the awe factor of your double glazed windows.

Tilt and turn windows are more complex compared to other styles of double glazed windows, which adds to their price because they require more parts and additional labour during installation. They are worth the investment as they can increase the value of your home and bring many benefits to your home.

The major benefit of these ladders is that you are able to clean your windows without external ladders. This is ideal for people who live in high rise flats or buildings as it eliminates the necessity to walk outside and the risk of falling from an elevated high height. Tilt-and-turn windows provide additional security, as they are locked when they are they are tilted. This means that burglars aren't able to open them from inside.

These handles are typically found on European style windows in Germany and other European countries however, they can also be installed in UK homes. The uPVC front door handle repair replacement is usually one that is based on a spindle. It uses a 7mm spindle that is available in sizes of 38mm 44mm and 32mm. The handle's base is also more wide than the majority of handles. This is the reason they are referred to as a tilt safe window front door handle repair as it can only be rotated to open the window once it has been locked in either the closed or tilt position.

When replacing the uPVC tilt and turn window handle, you will need to first remove the handle that is currently in the window by using the screwdriver. The screws are usually concealed behind a backplate that is sprung loaded. Simply lift the backplate, then twist it until you can see two screw holes. By using the ruler or tape measure you can measure the distance between the two screws, which will typically be 43mm centre to center. Once you have your measurement, you can order the right size handle for your uPVC window.

Aluminium Handle

The diecast aluminum is finished with a fashionable matt black color.

Typically, made from corrosion-resistant and weatherproof alloys, the aluminum handle is robust enough to meet the requirements of the construction industry. It can also be shaped easily using industrial metal processing techniques like extrusion, forging and casting. This gives it a high degree of flexibility with nearly endless design possibilities.

Furthermore, aluminum is extremely sturdy and has an excellent strength-to-weight ratio. It is able to endure the toughest conditions. Furthermore, it is resistant to the effects of ultraviolet radiation and is therefore safe to indoor use. It is extremely versatile and can also be colored to match any style. The possibilities are endless. From traditional emulations to hardware metals to vibrant applications of hundreds of pure colors.

In addition, unlike iron, aluminum isn't rusty or need regular maintenance. This is due to an oxide layer that naturally protects it from damage. The protective layer can also be enhanced by a variety treatments, such as anodizing or powder coating, to give it additional resistance to corrosion. It will last for years without needing maintenance or cleaning. Additionally, it is an eco-friendly material and 100 100% recyclable. It is therefore the perfect option for industrial, residential commercial, and residential structures. It also has high thermal efficiency and is safe from fire.