Replacement UPVC Window Handles

There are several different types of uPVC handles. Some are more well-known than others. The most common is the Espagnolette handle that operates with a multi-point espagnolette lock that is that is hidden in the frame of double-glazed windows.

Cockspur handles are another popular window handle. They are usually found on older uPVC or wooden windows. The Yale Securistyle cockspur handle with a high-quality deadlock is an excellent choice, as it features a slim grip and a high-quality deadlock.

Turn and tilt handles

You may have to replace your handle if you have a uPVC tilting window. To do this, you must first remove the old handle by taking out the screw or pin that holds it in its place. Then take the spindle off the inside of the handle and then insert the new one. Make sure the new handle can be locked into the three lever positions such as down to close the window, 90 degrees to tilt the window, and straight upwards to open it normally.

The right choice of replacement uPVC window handles is vital to ensure your home's security and style. There are a variety of different kinds of uPVC window handles. These include inline espagnolette, cockspur, and tilt-and-turn handles. These handles are available in a broad range of colors, finishes and styles that will match any home. Choose handles that are in harmony with your decor and reflect your style. If you live in an older home, you may want to consider burnished external door handles. They look stunning in renovated Georgian rooms and offer an elegant appeal. Or, if you have an Tudor cottage, you can use curled 'monkey tail' latches to add a charming historical design.

Sensei is a different kind of uPVC handle. It's a popular choice because it's easy to install and compatible with most double glazing windows handles-glazed windows. It can be installed on PVCu or timber windows, and comes with a colour-coordinated spindle cover. It also has a deadlocking mechanism for extra security.

When you are choosing replacement uPVC window handles, take into account the step height of the current window. This is the distance from the frame's base to the apex of the handle. Typically, this measurement is approximately 21 millimeters. This is important as it will ensure that the window can be closed and opened without the handle getting caught.

When selecting a new uPVC window handle, you should think about the kind of windows you have and your personal preferences. Also, you should think about the material of the handle. For instance there are some uPVC handles are made of plastic and others are made of wood. Take note of the size of your windows, and whether they have a locking system.

Cockspur handles

Cockspur handles are commonly found on older double-glazed windows. They are equipped with a latch that closes over a wedge within the frame of the window and are usually key locking to increase security. Cockspur handles can be found on upvc or aluminium windows, however some timber windows also feature this kind of handle. When buying cockspur handles, the most important consideration is sizing or backset. This is the distance that runs from the base of the handle to the bottom of the spur. It can vary between 9mm and 21mm depending on the type of handle and frame style.

The cockspur locking window handle from Sparta is a well-designed and ergonomic design that makes it easy to use. It is available in a choice of nib and height options so it will fit many different window systems. This kind of handle comes with locks that can be deadlocked to enhance security. The handle is compatible with PVCu Aluminium, PVCu or Timber casement windows. It is available in a variety of striker wedges that suit different frame designs.

This is an extremely popular replacement window handle because it's a very simple and robust system. The handle is secured to the window by two bolts, similar to the Espag handle. It has a low projection that allows it to blend into the blinds fitted to the opening of the window.

There are a variety of versions of handles that are sash. They are also known as spade handles, blade handles, and are available in a variety of sizes. They are more difficult to replace compared to other kinds of handles, however there are many spare parts to choose from if they do become damaged or worn out.

A monkey tail handle is a different popular handle. It looks very similar to a sash hand, but has a distinctive monkey tail shape. They are available in a variety of sizes and come with a variety of lengths of bolts. They are typically used in commercial buildings and can be fitted with a limiter to control the force that is applied to the window handle.

Espag handles

Espag handles can be installed on uPVC, aluminium or timber windows. The spindle extends out from the back of the handle. The spindle is inserted into a gearbox inside the window. It is then turned to operate the perimeter locks that surround the opening window. They can take the form of shootbolts, roller cams, claws or deadbolts.

Handles are available in a variety of designs and finishes that are compatible with the windows. Straight/universal handles or left or right-hand cranked handle are available. Additionally, they can be key locking or non-locking (to meet Secure By Design requirements). There are also a range of colors available, making it possible to find the right replacement for damaged uPVC window handles.

It is essential to know the type of window you have before you decide what replacement handle you will need. The old handle is secured with either screws or pins. These should be removed before taking off the handle itself. After you have removed the screws or pins then you can use a screwdriver with a flat head to remove the handle from its spindle.

It is important to measure the spindle before purchasing replacement windows in upvc. This is the distance between the base of handle and the centre of the screw hole inside the frame. The spindle can be 7mm standard or longer depending on the window and manufacturer.

Window handles from Espag feature a spindle with a mental function that is located on the back of the handle. This allows the handle to be fitted into a uPVC window or aluminium door handles frame with a cockspur or multi-point lock system. The cockspur lock can be found on older uPVC and some aluminium windows, while the multi-point locking system is more commonly found in newer double-glazed windows.

The handle of the espag is made of Zamak, and comes in four different finishes. They are specifically designed to be used in the operation of shootbolt and espagnolette mechanisms making them a good choice for fabricators. They can be supplied in both right and left-hand versions, making it simpler for installers to match them to the proper windows.

Venetian handles

A uPVC window handle can be an attractive feature for your home and is an excellent choice for those seeking to replace worn or damaged handles. They are available in various shades, colors and styles and can be used with a variety of window types. Selecting the right handle is essential to ensure that your window opens and closes effortlessly. The size of the handle will affect the ease of your windows to operate.

UPVC Espag handles are one of the most sought-after options for new uPVC windows and are an excellent option for older windows. They feature a long shaft that connects to the opening, and they come in various sizes and finishes. Some models have key-locking locks and fire escape systems.

The most popular UPVC handle design is the in-line, which has a straight grip and can be rotated either left or right. They are usually used for tilt and turn windows, however they can be used for different types of windows too. In-line handles are less costly and more durable than cranked handles.

When choosing a replacement uPVC window handle, make sure to measure the height of the step and spindle length. The spindle is the distance between the base of the handle and the lock mechanism. Typically, the spindle is approximately 23 millimeters. If the window has a higher step, you might require a larger spindle.

For UPVC windows, you can opt for a cranked handle, which is more practical if the window needs to be opened from the side. These handles are harder to find, but can be a stylish option to the traditional in-line handle.

A cockspur handle is another option for replacing UPVC. This type of handle is secured by three to four screws to the frame. They can be locked using padlock or key. They are a safe and affordable option and can be used in all windows that have UPVC or timber or aluminum frames. They can be used as fire escapes, and they are a great choice for improving the security of your window.