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Choosing the Right Window Handle For Your UPVC Window
The right window handle is crucial to a properly fitted uPVC. You'll want a style that is not only functional, but also matches the style of your home.
It is easy to change the uPVC handle. It only takes some time and the tools below.
Metal
Metal window handles can be both a decorative piece as well as an essential piece of hardware to increase the security of your home. A variety of metal window handles are available, suited to various frames and materials. Some handle designs are created specifically for sash windows to make closing and opening the window less difficult and less likely to jam. If you are seeking a more secure option, there are also various locking mechanisms designed to prevent the window from being opened beyond a certain amount.
Espag handles are the most recognised type of window handle used on UPVC windows. They feature a mental spindle at the back which is fixed to the frame of the window and is the motor for the window mechanism. Both UPVC and aluminum windows have them.
Cockspur handles are another popular type of window handle typically found on older UPVC windows. They can be more difficult to operate than modern Espag handles because they use an old-fashioned peg locking mechanism.
For a sleeker look, there are also cam handles available. They have a sleek edge and are designed to be compatible with many other types of uPVC windows. They are perfect for tilt and turn windows where you can open the window from the bottom, while being in a position to open the top.
When selecting new metal window handles it is important to take into account a variety of aspects, including the step height and the direction that the handle can be rotated. The distance between the underside and bottom of the screw plate is the primary factor to consider. The second one is the direction in which the handle will be rotated. For instance, some handles only rotate clockwise while others can be turned anti-clockwise.
Plastic
There are many varieties of window handles made of plastic. All are designed to operate a window and protect it against unwanted invaders. They are available in a variety of colours and styles to fit uPVC and aluminium windows. Some windows are also designed to have a lock built in. This increases security and allows you to keep the window open and safe from intruders.
A variety of situations can lead to window handle problems. Sometimes, they might not be able to rotate properly. This could be because dust is able to penetrate the mechanism, causing dirt or a blockage. The most common issue is when the window handle begins to move with a firmness. This is a sign the window handle is in need of attention.
When this happens, you need to call a specialist. They can help you resolve the issue quickly and efficiently. They can also give advice on how to replace a handle made of plastic with one that is more reliable and will perform better.
Whatever type of handle you have the majority of manufacturers utilize the same fasteners. It's therefore easy to change the window handle and lock using a exact match.
When you're looking for the right replacement handle, you need to know your current window size and style. This will allow you to find the right handle that will fit your windows perfectly and won't cause any problems. Take note of the spindle size - it's the distance the handle extends from its base. This is crucial when you are planning to use a window handle with an encapsulation.
Casement
Similar to awning windows, casement windows hinge on the top and bottom, but they open to the left or right, rather than opening vertically. They are also easier to maintain, and they offer a stunning view of your yard or garden. They also let in fresh air. They're a popular option for new construction and they can add an architectural element to older homes too. However, as time passes, they may become difficult to open or close due to worn-out hardware or damaged gears. In some cases the window handles for wooden Windows expert may require replacing the entire crank mechanism.
Awning or casement windows are usually equipped with an crank mechanism and roto gear to allow the window to be shut and open. They also come with an locking window handles mechanism that holds the sash in place when closed. The window lock on a casement works in tandem with the bezel frames to seal the window. Many people overtighten their window's operating handle. This can cause the locking mechanism to operate against one another, causing the window to not open or close properly.
Over time, the window crank handle can also become stripped. This can happen if the window was shut and opened repeatedly over a long time. It could also occur if the window was used as a prop while it was closed which caused the handle to be pushed against and damaging the crank shaft or gears.
Fortunately, replacing a casement or awning window crank handle is a simple DIY window repair that could save you money in the long time. You'll first have to find the trim mounting screw that holds the casement cover (Photo 3). Once you've unscrewed the screws and removed the screws, you'll be able remove the old handle and look at the inside of the crank mechanism. The gears can be lubricated again, but if they're stripped, you may need to replace them.
Cockspur
Cockspur window handles can be found on older uPVC timber, aluminium and timber windows. These handles are easy to use, lock with keys and offer protection against noise and cold from the outside. The handle opens up by pressing down on the lever and the cockspur nose shuts over a wedge striker within the frame to seal the window upon closing. By replacing both the handle and the wedge of the cockspur, you will increase your double-glazed windows' efficiency and security.
The replacement door handles cockspur window handles are available in right and left hand options and function by turning them 90 degrees. The handles come with a spur that presses against the PVC wedge of the window frame in order to ensure a secure closing. The handles are simple to fit and come in various finishes such as white, black, satin chrome and PVD gold.
Measuring the backset of a cockspur handle can be difficult, especially if you're replacing an existing handle. This handle was designed to solve this problem and comes with three packers with different thicknesses that can be positioned on the underside of the handle's nose to achieve a range of backset heights such as 9mm 13mm, 17mm, and 21mm.
The Schlosser Technik Apto is a premium quality replacement cockspur handle which is suitable for a variety of applications ranging from 9mm to 21mm and comes with flexible screw fixing centres. It is also simple to put in with key locking and is available in various finishes.
This cockspur handle is designed to fit tilt and turn windows, but not side-opening casement windows (which utilize a separate pivot and tilt). It can be used to replace old or damaged handles on uPVC or aluminium frames using rivets rather than screws - the only difference is the method of attachment. You'll need the use of a rivet gun as well as rivets to fit this handle on your window frame.
Espagnolette
The mechanism that locks your uPVC window is the espagnolette lock or shootbolt. They are a common feature in older homes and offer both aesthetics and security for your home. Espagnolette handle styles can be key-locking as well as non-key-locking, and are available in both inline and cranked styles. They can be straight or curved. The key-locking window handles feature adds an additional layer of security, as it prevents the handle from being opened from the outside using a thin screwdriver that is stuck between the frames. This is a common burglary technique!
GB DIY Store offers a large selection of handles that are espagnolette. It is important to measure the spindle size of the handle you currently have before ordering an alternative. Once you've done this, you can browse through our selection of replacement espag handles to find the best style for your windows.
We have a large collection of white uPVC handles that have key locking and non-key locking options. They are available in a variety colors and spindle lengths so you can match the new handles to your existing window frame and decor. Our espagnolette handle range includes modern and classic designs and contemporary styles. Each replacement handle is supplied with 5 different sizes of magnetic spindles that range between 15mm and 55mm, so you can easily fix the handle to your windows without having to buy an exact screw size!
A clever rosette in the back of the rose will ensure that the spindle will only be used with the left-hand or right-hand lever. This will prevent any mishaps. A metal spindle is also used to secure the handle of an espagnolette. The handle is held in place using an ingenious 'click-fit mechanism' which is activated by rotating the handle with a hand, revealing an audible "click".
The right window handle is crucial to a properly fitted uPVC. You'll want a style that is not only functional, but also matches the style of your home.
It is easy to change the uPVC handle. It only takes some time and the tools below.
Metal
Metal window handles can be both a decorative piece as well as an essential piece of hardware to increase the security of your home. A variety of metal window handles are available, suited to various frames and materials. Some handle designs are created specifically for sash windows to make closing and opening the window less difficult and less likely to jam. If you are seeking a more secure option, there are also various locking mechanisms designed to prevent the window from being opened beyond a certain amount.
Espag handles are the most recognised type of window handle used on UPVC windows. They feature a mental spindle at the back which is fixed to the frame of the window and is the motor for the window mechanism. Both UPVC and aluminum windows have them.
Cockspur handles are another popular type of window handle typically found on older UPVC windows. They can be more difficult to operate than modern Espag handles because they use an old-fashioned peg locking mechanism.
For a sleeker look, there are also cam handles available. They have a sleek edge and are designed to be compatible with many other types of uPVC windows. They are perfect for tilt and turn windows where you can open the window from the bottom, while being in a position to open the top.
When selecting new metal window handles it is important to take into account a variety of aspects, including the step height and the direction that the handle can be rotated. The distance between the underside and bottom of the screw plate is the primary factor to consider. The second one is the direction in which the handle will be rotated. For instance, some handles only rotate clockwise while others can be turned anti-clockwise.
Plastic
There are many varieties of window handles made of plastic. All are designed to operate a window and protect it against unwanted invaders. They are available in a variety of colours and styles to fit uPVC and aluminium windows. Some windows are also designed to have a lock built in. This increases security and allows you to keep the window open and safe from intruders.
A variety of situations can lead to window handle problems. Sometimes, they might not be able to rotate properly. This could be because dust is able to penetrate the mechanism, causing dirt or a blockage. The most common issue is when the window handle begins to move with a firmness. This is a sign the window handle is in need of attention.
When this happens, you need to call a specialist. They can help you resolve the issue quickly and efficiently. They can also give advice on how to replace a handle made of plastic with one that is more reliable and will perform better.
Whatever type of handle you have the majority of manufacturers utilize the same fasteners. It's therefore easy to change the window handle and lock using a exact match.
When you're looking for the right replacement handle, you need to know your current window size and style. This will allow you to find the right handle that will fit your windows perfectly and won't cause any problems. Take note of the spindle size - it's the distance the handle extends from its base. This is crucial when you are planning to use a window handle with an encapsulation.
Casement
Similar to awning windows, casement windows hinge on the top and bottom, but they open to the left or right, rather than opening vertically. They are also easier to maintain, and they offer a stunning view of your yard or garden. They also let in fresh air. They're a popular option for new construction and they can add an architectural element to older homes too. However, as time passes, they may become difficult to open or close due to worn-out hardware or damaged gears. In some cases the window handles for wooden Windows expert may require replacing the entire crank mechanism.
Awning or casement windows are usually equipped with an crank mechanism and roto gear to allow the window to be shut and open. They also come with an locking window handles mechanism that holds the sash in place when closed. The window lock on a casement works in tandem with the bezel frames to seal the window. Many people overtighten their window's operating handle. This can cause the locking mechanism to operate against one another, causing the window to not open or close properly.
Over time, the window crank handle can also become stripped. This can happen if the window was shut and opened repeatedly over a long time. It could also occur if the window was used as a prop while it was closed which caused the handle to be pushed against and damaging the crank shaft or gears.
Fortunately, replacing a casement or awning window crank handle is a simple DIY window repair that could save you money in the long time. You'll first have to find the trim mounting screw that holds the casement cover (Photo 3). Once you've unscrewed the screws and removed the screws, you'll be able remove the old handle and look at the inside of the crank mechanism. The gears can be lubricated again, but if they're stripped, you may need to replace them.
Cockspur
Cockspur window handles can be found on older uPVC timber, aluminium and timber windows. These handles are easy to use, lock with keys and offer protection against noise and cold from the outside. The handle opens up by pressing down on the lever and the cockspur nose shuts over a wedge striker within the frame to seal the window upon closing. By replacing both the handle and the wedge of the cockspur, you will increase your double-glazed windows' efficiency and security.
The replacement door handles cockspur window handles are available in right and left hand options and function by turning them 90 degrees. The handles come with a spur that presses against the PVC wedge of the window frame in order to ensure a secure closing. The handles are simple to fit and come in various finishes such as white, black, satin chrome and PVD gold.
Measuring the backset of a cockspur handle can be difficult, especially if you're replacing an existing handle. This handle was designed to solve this problem and comes with three packers with different thicknesses that can be positioned on the underside of the handle's nose to achieve a range of backset heights such as 9mm 13mm, 17mm, and 21mm.
The Schlosser Technik Apto is a premium quality replacement cockspur handle which is suitable for a variety of applications ranging from 9mm to 21mm and comes with flexible screw fixing centres. It is also simple to put in with key locking and is available in various finishes.
This cockspur handle is designed to fit tilt and turn windows, but not side-opening casement windows (which utilize a separate pivot and tilt). It can be used to replace old or damaged handles on uPVC or aluminium frames using rivets rather than screws - the only difference is the method of attachment. You'll need the use of a rivet gun as well as rivets to fit this handle on your window frame.
Espagnolette
The mechanism that locks your uPVC window is the espagnolette lock or shootbolt. They are a common feature in older homes and offer both aesthetics and security for your home. Espagnolette handle styles can be key-locking as well as non-key-locking, and are available in both inline and cranked styles. They can be straight or curved. The key-locking window handles feature adds an additional layer of security, as it prevents the handle from being opened from the outside using a thin screwdriver that is stuck between the frames. This is a common burglary technique!
GB DIY Store offers a large selection of handles that are espagnolette. It is important to measure the spindle size of the handle you currently have before ordering an alternative. Once you've done this, you can browse through our selection of replacement espag handles to find the best style for your windows.
We have a large collection of white uPVC handles that have key locking and non-key locking options. They are available in a variety colors and spindle lengths so you can match the new handles to your existing window frame and decor. Our espagnolette handle range includes modern and classic designs and contemporary styles. Each replacement handle is supplied with 5 different sizes of magnetic spindles that range between 15mm and 55mm, so you can easily fix the handle to your windows without having to buy an exact screw size!
A clever rosette in the back of the rose will ensure that the spindle will only be used with the left-hand or right-hand lever. This will prevent any mishaps. A metal spindle is also used to secure the handle of an espagnolette. The handle is held in place using an ingenious 'click-fit mechanism' which is activated by rotating the handle with a hand, revealing an audible "click".
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