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Choosing the Right Window Handle For Your UPVC Window
The right window handle is crucial to properly fitting uPVC. You'll want a design that's not just functional but also fits the aesthetic of your home.
The process of changing a uPVC window handle is simple. All you need are the following tools and only a few minutes of your time.
Metal
Metal window handles can be both a decorative item and an essential hardware item to increase the security of your home. A range of metal window mila door handles are available, suited to different frames and materials. Some of these handles are designed specifically for sash windows to make opening and closing the window easier and less likely jam. If you are seeking a more secure alternative, there are various locking mechanisms designed to prevent the window from opening beyond a certain point.
The most common type of window handle on UPVC is the epag handle. They have a spindle mental at the back which is fixed to the frame of the window and drives the window mechanism. Both UPVC and aluminum windows come with them.
Cockspur handles are typically found on older UPVC window frames. These can be more difficult to use than modern Espag handles, as they have an old-fashioned locking mechanism for pegs.
Cam handles are available to give a sleeker look. They have a sleek edge and are designed to work with other types of uPVC windows. They are perfect for tilt and turn windows, where you can open the window at the bottom, while still being able to open the top.
When selecting new window handles it is important to take into account a variety of aspects such as the height of the step and the direction in which the handle will be turned. The distance between the underside and bottom of the screw plate is the primary factor to consider. The second factor is the direction that the handle can be rotated. For instance, some handles rotate clockwise and others are anti-clockwise.
Plastic
There are many different types of window handles made from plastic. They are all designed to operate windows and protect them against unwanted intruders. They can be installed on either uPVC or aluminium windows, and come in a variety of designs and colors. Some are also designed to include a lock. This adds security and allows you to keep the window open and secure from burglars.
Different situations can trigger window handle problems. Sometimes, they might not be able to rotate properly. This can happen due to dust penetrating the mechanism and blocking it or causing dirt. The most common issue is when the handle of the window begins to move with a firmness. This is a sign that the window handle is in need of attention.
It's important to contact an expert in the event of this. They can help you resolve the problem quickly and effectively. They can also offer suggestions on how to replace a plastic handle with one that is more reliable and more efficient.
The majority of manufacturers make use of the same fasteners, regardless of the type of handle you're using. It is therefore simple to replace the window handle and lock by using an exact match.
It's important to understand the size and style of your existing window before you begin looking for an appropriate replacement handle. This will help ensure that you purchase a handle that is perfect and won't cause any issues with your current windows. Also, make sure to take note of the spindle's length that is the measurement of how far the handle nose extends out from the base. This can be a vital aspect if you intend to utilize your new window handle with a restrictor installed.
Casement
Like awning windows and casement windows hinge on the top and bottom, but they open sideways to the left or right rather than opening vertically. They are also less messy and offer a stunning view of your yard or garden, in addition to letting fresh air in. They are a popular option for new construction and also be a great addition to the architectural appeal of older homes. As time passes, they may become difficult to open and close because of worn-out hardware or stripped gears. In certain cases the window expert may require replacing the entire crank mechanism.
Casement or awning windows typically feature a roto-gear and crank system that allows the window to open and close but also include an locking mechanism that keeps the sash securely in place when closed. The lock on an window that is awning works with bezel locks to secure the window. Unfortunately, many people overtighten the operating handle on the casement window. This could cause the locking mechanisms to operate against each other, causing the windows to be bind, and not be able to open or close properly.
It's also common for the handle of the window crank to wear out over time. This can occur if the window was opened and closed repeatedly over a prolonged period of time. This can also occur when the window is used as a prop while it's open, which causes its operating handle to rub on the crank shaft and gears.
Replacing a casement or the awning window crank is an easy DIY window repair. It can save you money over time. The first thing you'll need to find the trim mounting screws that hold the casement cover in place (Photo 3). After you have removed the screws, you can take off the old handle and inspect the crank mechanism. The gears are sometimes renewed lubricated, but if they're already stripped, it's time to replace them.
Cockspur
Cockspur handles are typically found on older uPVC windows, as well as aluminum and timber. They are key locking, simple to operate and offer an effective barrier against cold and noise from the outside. The handle opens up by pressing down on the lever and the cockspur nose shuts over a wedge striker in the frame to seal the window when closing. Replacing both the handle and cockspur wedge striker will make double-glazed windows much more efficient and can improve security.
These replacement upvc window handles cockspur window handles are available in right and left hand versions and function by turning them 90 degrees. They are fitted with a small 'spur' that presses against the PVC wedge on the window frame to create an extremely secure closure. The handles are simple to fit and come in various finishes such as black, white satin chrome, and PVD gold.
It can be a challenge to measure the backset on the cockspur, particularly if you are replacing a handle that was previously used. This handle was created to address this issue. It comes with 3 packers with different thicknesses that can be placed on the underside of the handle nose.
The Schlosser Technik apto is a premium replacement cockspur with flexible screw fixing centers. It is suitable for a variety of applications between 9mm to 21mm. It is also simple to put in, key locking and available in various finishes.
This handle is suitable for tilt and turn windows, but will not suit a side opening casement window (these require the tilt and pivot separately). This handle can be used to replace damaged or worn out handles on uPVC or aluminium frames using rivets instead of screws. The handle can be fixed to the window frame using an edging gun.
Espagnolette
The mechanism for locking your uPVC window is the espagnolette lock or shootbolt. They are commonly found in older homes and offer both aesthetics as well as security. Espagnolette handle styles can be both key-locking and non-key-locking. They are available in both cranked and inline designs. 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 by a long thin screw driver that is stuck between the frames - a very frequent method of burglary!
There's a wide selection of espagnolette door handles victorian available from at GB DIY Store. It is crucial to measure the size of the spindle on your current espag handle prior to purchasing an alternative. Once you've done this, simply browse our range of espag replacement window handle handles to find the perfect design for your windows.
We carry a huge selection of white uPVC inline espagnolette handles that come in key-locking and non-key locking options. You can pick from a variety of colours and spindle sizes to blend your new handles into the frame of your Window Handle replacement - Imoodle.win, or decor. Our espagnolette handle range includes modern and classic designs as well as contemporary styles. Each replacement handle comes equipped with 5 interchangeable magnetic spindle sizes ranging from 15mm and55mm so that you can attach the handle to your windows without needing to purchase a specific screw size!
A clever rose on the back of the rose will ensure that the spindle is placed in the right spot and can only be inserted with the right-hand or left-hand lever, which will prevent any incidents. A metal spindle can also be used to secure the espagnolette handle. The handle is held in place by an ingenious 'click-fit mechanism' that is activated by turning the handle with a hand, revealing an audible "click".
The right window handle is crucial to properly fitting uPVC. You'll want a design that's not just functional but also fits the aesthetic of your home.The process of changing a uPVC window handle is simple. All you need are the following tools and only a few minutes of your time.
Metal
Metal window handles can be both a decorative item and an essential hardware item to increase the security of your home. A range of metal window mila door handles are available, suited to different frames and materials. Some of these handles are designed specifically for sash windows to make opening and closing the window easier and less likely jam. If you are seeking a more secure alternative, there are various locking mechanisms designed to prevent the window from opening beyond a certain point.
The most common type of window handle on UPVC is the epag handle. They have a spindle mental at the back which is fixed to the frame of the window and drives the window mechanism. Both UPVC and aluminum windows come with them.
Cockspur handles are typically found on older UPVC window frames. These can be more difficult to use than modern Espag handles, as they have an old-fashioned locking mechanism for pegs.
Cam handles are available to give a sleeker look. They have a sleek edge and are designed to work with other types of uPVC windows. They are perfect for tilt and turn windows, where you can open the window at the bottom, while still being able to open the top.
When selecting new window handles it is important to take into account a variety of aspects such as the height of the step and the direction in which the handle will be turned. The distance between the underside and bottom of the screw plate is the primary factor to consider. The second factor is the direction that the handle can be rotated. For instance, some handles rotate clockwise and others are anti-clockwise.
Plastic
There are many different types of window handles made from plastic. They are all designed to operate windows and protect them against unwanted intruders. They can be installed on either uPVC or aluminium windows, and come in a variety of designs and colors. Some are also designed to include a lock. This adds security and allows you to keep the window open and secure from burglars.
Different situations can trigger window handle problems. Sometimes, they might not be able to rotate properly. This can happen due to dust penetrating the mechanism and blocking it or causing dirt. The most common issue is when the handle of the window begins to move with a firmness. This is a sign that the window handle is in need of attention.
It's important to contact an expert in the event of this. They can help you resolve the problem quickly and effectively. They can also offer suggestions on how to replace a plastic handle with one that is more reliable and more efficient.
The majority of manufacturers make use of the same fasteners, regardless of the type of handle you're using. It is therefore simple to replace the window handle and lock by using an exact match.
It's important to understand the size and style of your existing window before you begin looking for an appropriate replacement handle. This will help ensure that you purchase a handle that is perfect and won't cause any issues with your current windows. Also, make sure to take note of the spindle's length that is the measurement of how far the handle nose extends out from the base. This can be a vital aspect if you intend to utilize your new window handle with a restrictor installed.
Casement
Like awning windows and casement windows hinge on the top and bottom, but they open sideways to the left or right rather than opening vertically. They are also less messy and offer a stunning view of your yard or garden, in addition to letting fresh air in. They are a popular option for new construction and also be a great addition to the architectural appeal of older homes. As time passes, they may become difficult to open and close because of worn-out hardware or stripped gears. In certain cases the window expert may require replacing the entire crank mechanism.
Casement or awning windows typically feature a roto-gear and crank system that allows the window to open and close but also include an locking mechanism that keeps the sash securely in place when closed. The lock on an window that is awning works with bezel locks to secure the window. Unfortunately, many people overtighten the operating handle on the casement window. This could cause the locking mechanisms to operate against each other, causing the windows to be bind, and not be able to open or close properly.
It's also common for the handle of the window crank to wear out over time. This can occur if the window was opened and closed repeatedly over a prolonged period of time. This can also occur when the window is used as a prop while it's open, which causes its operating handle to rub on the crank shaft and gears.
Replacing a casement or the awning window crank is an easy DIY window repair. It can save you money over time. The first thing you'll need to find the trim mounting screws that hold the casement cover in place (Photo 3). After you have removed the screws, you can take off the old handle and inspect the crank mechanism. The gears are sometimes renewed lubricated, but if they're already stripped, it's time to replace them.
Cockspur
Cockspur handles are typically found on older uPVC windows, as well as aluminum and timber. They are key locking, simple to operate and offer an effective barrier against cold and noise from the outside. The handle opens up by pressing down on the lever and the cockspur nose shuts over a wedge striker in the frame to seal the window when closing. Replacing both the handle and cockspur wedge striker will make double-glazed windows much more efficient and can improve security.
These replacement upvc window handles cockspur window handles are available in right and left hand versions and function by turning them 90 degrees. They are fitted with a small 'spur' that presses against the PVC wedge on the window frame to create an extremely secure closure. The handles are simple to fit and come in various finishes such as black, white satin chrome, and PVD gold.
It can be a challenge to measure the backset on the cockspur, particularly if you are replacing a handle that was previously used. This handle was created to address this issue. It comes with 3 packers with different thicknesses that can be placed on the underside of the handle nose.
The Schlosser Technik apto is a premium replacement cockspur with flexible screw fixing centers. It is suitable for a variety of applications between 9mm to 21mm. It is also simple to put in, key locking and available in various finishes.
This handle is suitable for tilt and turn windows, but will not suit a side opening casement window (these require the tilt and pivot separately). This handle can be used to replace damaged or worn out handles on uPVC or aluminium frames using rivets instead of screws. The handle can be fixed to the window frame using an edging gun.
Espagnolette
The mechanism for locking your uPVC window is the espagnolette lock or shootbolt. They are commonly found in older homes and offer both aesthetics as well as security. Espagnolette handle styles can be both key-locking and non-key-locking. They are available in both cranked and inline designs. 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 by a long thin screw driver that is stuck between the frames - a very frequent method of burglary!
There's a wide selection of espagnolette door handles victorian available from at GB DIY Store. It is crucial to measure the size of the spindle on your current espag handle prior to purchasing an alternative. Once you've done this, simply browse our range of espag replacement window handle handles to find the perfect design for your windows.
We carry a huge selection of white uPVC inline espagnolette handles that come in key-locking and non-key locking options. You can pick from a variety of colours and spindle sizes to blend your new handles into the frame of your Window Handle replacement - Imoodle.win, or decor. Our espagnolette handle range includes modern and classic designs as well as contemporary styles. Each replacement handle comes equipped with 5 interchangeable magnetic spindle sizes ranging from 15mm and55mm so that you can attach the handle to your windows without needing to purchase a specific screw size!
A clever rose on the back of the rose will ensure that the spindle is placed in the right spot and can only be inserted with the right-hand or left-hand lever, which will prevent any incidents. A metal spindle can also be used to secure the espagnolette handle. The handle is held in place by an ingenious 'click-fit mechanism' that is activated by turning the handle with a hand, revealing an audible "click".
