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Replacement Handles For UPVC Windows

uPVC handles can become loose or fall off. Thankfully replacing them is an easy task with the right tools.

Look for the screws or pins holding it in place to determine the kind of handle. Once you have identified them, take them off and carefully drag the handle off its spindle.

Espag Handle

Espag handles are typically found on double-glazed uPVC Windows. They're flat with a cylinder shape. They're typically made from uPVC however they can be made from other materials based on the style and design of your window. The handle also comes in a range of shapes and colors to complement your home's decor.

The espag handle is called a spade handle or the cockspur handle. It's used on older uPVC windows and can be used as a replacement for a broken handle. They're not as secure as modern-day handle for patio door designs however they do provide an easy locking mechanism. The handle has two studs, called mushrooms, that move up and down as the handle is rotated. They are anchored to a metal plate that is known as a keep the frame. The handle can also be found in a cranked version, which gives you more room to hold and a sleeker appearance or an inline design that some people prefer.

These types of uPVC handles are usually found on double-glazed windows and older timber windows. They are typically made of aluminum or uPVC, but they can also be made from other materials as well. Window handles made of espang can be locked using keys or wedge blocks that are placed between the handle and the frame. They are also easy to maintain and you can get replacement parts should they fail to function.

It is important to check the diameter of the spindle located at the back of the handle before choosing the right espag handle. This should be a maximum of 7mm in diameter. Also, determine the height of the step where the handle is fixed to the frame of the window. The right size handle will ensure that the window is closed tightly.

Monkey tail handles are a wonderful choice for historic windows. They're also suitable for modern windows and are available in left-hand or right-hand versions. They feature a chic reeded design at the top and a thin backplate that fits into the window frame. They are also lockable and come with a decent step in height.

Venetian Handle

When it comes to replacing upvc window handles there are many different styles of handle to choose from. There are Espag handles, Cockspur handles, spade or blade handles, and tilt and turn handles. The kind of handle you select will depend on the style of window you have as well as on your personal preferences. You should also be aware of the dimensions of the handle as well as the length of the spindle. It is essential that the handle fits into the screw holes and has the correct spindle.

The cockspur handle on windows made of upvc is among of the most well-known types. They are available in a variety of finishes and colors. They are also available in locking and non-locking models. The main difference is that the cockspur handle comes with the option of locking it with a key. The keyed handle can be used in high-security homes and is more secure than a standard handle.

Venetian handles, like Espagnolette handles, are generally connected to the frame using two bolts. They have a small projection from the frame, meaning that they won't pierce through blinds, as other window handle types could. They are also a good option for flats with high rises since they are easy to clean from the inside. These window handles are a great option when you're looking for an elegant and practical replacement for your upvc windows.

Whatever type of window you have, there's a handle that is suitable for it. When choosing the replacement handle, you should take into account the size and shape the screw holes are, the height of the step as well as the length of the spindle and the handing. The handle should also be able to support the weight of your window when it is closed.

A tilt-and turn handle is a great choice for a window made of upvc which opens from the side. It serves two purposes and allows you to tilt and turn the windows, which is ideal for ventilation, cleaning, and security. It's also easy to operate, even with only one hand. The handle can be locked in a wide-open position or be swiveled to enjoy the fresh air without worrying about whether burglars will get inside.

Pear Drop Handle

If you find that your uPVC window handle or lock is damaged, you'll need to replace it with a new model. You can do this yourself. First, shut your window and then take out the screw located at the base handle. After removing the two screws the handle will slide off. The multipoint lock can be removed by removing two screws. When the new handle is in place you can simply screw it back to its original position. If your handle has an screw cover, you can put this back on, too.

Espagnolette handles are typically used on old upvc door handles window frames. The handles are identified by their flat-strip shape they are used in conjunction with multipoint locks secured around the frame to offer industry-leading levels of home security. They are available in a variety of finishes and can be fitted with a left or right opening.

Cockspur handles have a more traditional appearance. They are popular for their heritage enhancements, and for those who like a more traditional appearance. These handles have a shaft that runs through the handle to the gearbox. This turns a series shootbolt rods to secure the window.

Pear drop handles offer more security and are more contemporary than cockspur designs. These handles are an excellent choice for those who want to modernize their windows but still retain the traditional style of their home.

The Cornish Heritage Tear Drop Espag Handle is inspired by 19th Century ironmongery and is perfectly suited to heritage casement windows and will ensure that your home's exterior is finished with a classy look. This handle can be combined with a tear drop operating stay and dummy stays to create an entire window that is reminiscent of the heritage.

Choosing the right replacement handle for your uPVC window can be difficult. Our handy guide and useful tips will help you get the best results. Bridgewater Glass can help you upgrade your entire window set or replace your current uPVC handle and lock.

Handle that tilts and turns

Tilt and turn handles are used on double-glazed windows which open inwards and tilted back or down for ventilation. The handle is turned and a lock mechanism activates when the window is tipped in either direction. These windows are extremely popular in Europe. They provide better ventilation, and they are more secure. To ensure safety and functionality the handle that replaces a uPVC u-turn handle should be compatible with both the window's design as well as the locking mechanism.

Tilt-and-turn windows are generally made of uPVC, aluminum or timber frames. Timber frames can be employed by homeowners who want an older-fashioned look to their home. uPVC frames offer the best value and are durable and energy efficient. They also require little maintenance. Aluminum frames, on the other hand, are a more expensive choice, but provide the strongest strength and resistance to corrosion.

The uPVC tilt and turn handle operates on a similar principle to an espagnolette handle but is heavier and larger due to the fact that they are primarily used on larger windows, typically up to the size of a door. They are also more robust due to the fact that they must be able to withstand more forces when the window opens to the inside and tilted.

The most important thing to consider when replacing a tilt-and-turn handle is that it can be locked in one of four positions. This prevents the window from opening all the way into the room. It is possible to achieve this using the lock key. This is particularly useful when there are young children around, as it stops them from opening the windows too far.

The majority of tilt-and-turn window handles come with this feature as standard. Cheap Chinese products are the exception. Sealco Scotland stock a wide assortment of premium tilt and turn window handles and turn handles from manufacturers such as Hoppe, Trojan, and Sensei.

It is important to measure the handle you have before purchasing a tilt-and-turn window handle. This will assist you to find the right style. You will need the distance between the screw holes, which is usually 43mm centre-to-centre. Some handles may have screws hidden by covers or a spring loaded backplate, so you will need to remove these before you can reveal the fixing holes.