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Choosing the Right Window Handle For Your UPVC Window
The right window handle is vital to a properly fitted upvc handle window. You'll want a style that's not only functional but also matches the style of your home.
It is simple to change the uPVC handle. You only need some time and the following tools.
Metal
The handle for your window made of metal can be a beautiful accent and is an essential piece of hardware that can increase security at home. There are many metal window handle options that can be customized to various frames and materials. Certain designs are specifically created for sash windows in order to in making opening and closing the window smoother and less likely to jam. There are several metal locking mechanisms that prevent the window from being opened beyond a certain point.
The most common type of window handle that is used on UPVC is the epag handle. They have a spindle mental on the back that is attached to the frame of the window which drives the window mechanism. They are found on both UPVC and aluminium windows.
Cockspur handles can be found on older UPVC window frames. These handles can be more difficult than modern Espag handles as they employ a traditional peg-locking mechanism.
Cam handles are available for a sleeker look. These handles have a refined edge and are made to work with other types uPVC window. They are ideal for tilt and turn windows where you can open the window from the bottom, while still being able to open the top.
When selecting new metal window handles it is important to take into account a variety of aspects that include the height of the step and the direction that the handle can be turned. The former refers to the distance between the handle's underside nose and the base of the screw plate while the latter is the direction in which the handle is going to be able rotate. Some handles are able to rotate in one direction, for example clockwise. Others are able to rotate in the opposite direction.
Plastic
There are a variety of different types of window handles made of plastic. All are designed to operate a window and secure it from intruders. They can be fitted to either uPVC or aluminium windows and are available in a variety of styles and colors. Some are also designed to have a lock built in. This provides added security and allows you to keep the window open and secure from burglars.
A variety of situations can lead to window handle problems. Sometimes, they may not be able to be turned properly. This could be due to dust getting into the mechanism and creating a blockage or dirt. The most common issue is when the window handle starts to stick or walk in a tight manner. This indicates that the window handle is in need of attention.
When this happens, it's crucial to call a specialist. They can help you solve the problem quickly and effectively. They can also give suggestions on replacing a plastic window handle with an alternative that will work better and more consistently.
The majority of manufacturers utilize the same fasteners, regardless of the type of handle you're using. This means that it's easy to replace your window handle and lock using a exact match.
It is important to know the dimensions and style of your window before you begin looking for a replacement handle. This will help ensure that you purchase a handle that is perfect and won't cause any problems with your current windows. Note the size of the spindle, which is the distance that the handle's extends from its base. This is a crucial aspect to consider if you wish to utilize your new window handle with a restrictor installed.
Casement
Casement windows hinge on the top and bottom, similar to awning windows. However, they open horizontally to the left or right, rather than vertically. They are easy to maintain, and they offer a stunning view of your yard or garden. They also let fresh air in. They are a popular option for new construction and can also be a great addition to the architectural appeal of older homes. As time passes, they may become difficult to open or close due to worn-out hardware or stripped gears. In certain cases window specialists may need to replace the crank mechanism.
Casement or awning windows typically come with a roto-gear or crank system that allows the window to be closed and opened however, they also have a locking mechanism to keep the sash in place when closed. The lock on a casement window works in conjunction with the bezel locks on the frame to seal the window. However, many people overtighten the operating handle of the casement window. This can cause the locking mechanisms to work against each other, causing windows to become tangled and not open or close properly.
It is also normal for the window crank handle to wear out over time. This can happen when the window is shut and opened repeatedly for a long time. This could also happen when the window is being used as a prop when it is open, causing the operating handle to rub against the crank shaft and gears.
It's good to know that replacing a casement or window crank handle with an awning is a simple DIY window repair that will save you money in the long run. You'll first have to find the trim mounting screw that holds the casement cover (Photo 3). After removing the screws, you can take off the handle from the previous one and inspect the crank mechanism. The gears can sometimes be reflubricated, but if already worn out, it's time to replace them.
Cockspur
Cockspur handles are typically found on older upvc handle window windows as well as on timber and aluminum. They are simple to use, lock using a key and provide protection against cold and noise from the outside. The handle opens to the outside when you press the lever. The cockspur's nose closes over the wedge striker inside the frame which seals the window. Replacing both the handle as well as the cockspur wedge striker can make your double-glazed windows more efficient and can improve security.
These replacement cockspur handles are available for both left and right-handed windows and can be operated by turning them 90degrees. They are fitted with tiny'spurs' that presses against the PVC wedge on the frame of the window to create an extremely secure closure. These handles are easy to install and come in various finishes such as white, black, satin chrome and PVD gold.
Measuring the backset of a cockspur's handle can be a challenge, particularly when you're replacing an existing handle. This handle has been designed to solve this issue and has three packers with different thicknesses that can be positioned on the side of the patio door handle locks's nose to provide a variety of backset step heights including 9mm, 13mm, 17mm and 21mm.
The Schlosser Technik Apto is a top-quality replacement cockspur, with flexible screw fixing centers. It can be used for many applications between 9mm and 21mm. It also features key locking, simple and easy to install and is available in a variety of finishes and includes left and right hand versions.
This handle can be used to tilt and turn windows but not side opening casement windows (which utilize a separate pivot and tilt). This handle can be used to replace window handles damaged or old handles on uPVC or aluminium frames using rivets instead of screws. You'll need the use of a rivet gun as well as rivets to fit this handle to your window frame.
Espagnolette
The mechanism that locks your uPVC window is the espagnolette lock or shootbolt. They are a standard feature in older homes and offer both aesthetics and security for your home. Espagnolette handles are available with key-locking or non-key-locking mechanisms and in both inline and crank styles. They can be straight or curved. The key-locking push button adds additional security by preventing the handle from being pushed open from the outside by an extremely long screw driver that is stuck between the frames - a frequent method of burglary!
There's a vast selection of espagnolette handles you can pick from here at GB DIY Store. Each one has a different spindle length that extends from the back of the handle, therefore when you are looking to replace your handles with espag, it is vital to measure the current handle's spindle size to ensure that you get the right size replacement handle. After you've completed this, browse through our selection of espag replacement handles to find the ideal style for your windows.
We have a wide assortment of white uPVC handles that have key locking and non-key locking options. They come in various colours and spindle lengths to ensure you can match the new handles to your existing window frame and decor. The espagnolette handle collection includes modern and contemporary styles, as traditional designs. Each replacement handle comes with 5 interchangeable magnetic spindle lengths between 15mm and 55mm which means you can easily attach the handle to your window without the need to purchase the exact size of screw!
A clever rosette in the back of the rose ensures that the spindle can be used with the left-hand or right-hand lever. This will prevent any mishaps. A metal spindle can also be used to secure the handle of an espagnolette. The handle is secured by an ingenious 'click-fit mechanism' that engages by rotating the handle with a finger and it emits an audible "click".
The right window handle is vital to a properly fitted upvc handle window. You'll want a style that's not only functional but also matches the style of your home.
It is simple to change the uPVC handle. You only need some time and the following tools.Metal
The handle for your window made of metal can be a beautiful accent and is an essential piece of hardware that can increase security at home. There are many metal window handle options that can be customized to various frames and materials. Certain designs are specifically created for sash windows in order to in making opening and closing the window smoother and less likely to jam. There are several metal locking mechanisms that prevent the window from being opened beyond a certain point.
The most common type of window handle that is used on UPVC is the epag handle. They have a spindle mental on the back that is attached to the frame of the window which drives the window mechanism. They are found on both UPVC and aluminium windows.
Cockspur handles can be found on older UPVC window frames. These handles can be more difficult than modern Espag handles as they employ a traditional peg-locking mechanism.
Cam handles are available for a sleeker look. These handles have a refined edge and are made to work with other types uPVC window. They are ideal for tilt and turn windows where you can open the window from the bottom, while still being able to open the top.
When selecting new metal window handles it is important to take into account a variety of aspects that include the height of the step and the direction that the handle can be turned. The former refers to the distance between the handle's underside nose and the base of the screw plate while the latter is the direction in which the handle is going to be able rotate. Some handles are able to rotate in one direction, for example clockwise. Others are able to rotate in the opposite direction.
Plastic
There are a variety of different types of window handles made of plastic. All are designed to operate a window and secure it from intruders. They can be fitted to either uPVC or aluminium windows and are available in a variety of styles and colors. Some are also designed to have a lock built in. This provides added security and allows you to keep the window open and secure from burglars.
A variety of situations can lead to window handle problems. Sometimes, they may not be able to be turned properly. This could be due to dust getting into the mechanism and creating a blockage or dirt. The most common issue is when the window handle starts to stick or walk in a tight manner. This indicates that the window handle is in need of attention.
When this happens, it's crucial to call a specialist. They can help you solve the problem quickly and effectively. They can also give suggestions on replacing a plastic window handle with an alternative that will work better and more consistently.
The majority of manufacturers utilize the same fasteners, regardless of the type of handle you're using. This means that it's easy to replace your window handle and lock using a exact match.
It is important to know the dimensions and style of your window before you begin looking for a replacement handle. This will help ensure that you purchase a handle that is perfect and won't cause any problems with your current windows. Note the size of the spindle, which is the distance that the handle's extends from its base. This is a crucial aspect to consider if you wish to utilize your new window handle with a restrictor installed.
Casement
Casement windows hinge on the top and bottom, similar to awning windows. However, they open horizontally to the left or right, rather than vertically. They are easy to maintain, and they offer a stunning view of your yard or garden. They also let fresh air in. They are a popular option for new construction and can also be a great addition to the architectural appeal of older homes. As time passes, they may become difficult to open or close due to worn-out hardware or stripped gears. In certain cases window specialists may need to replace the crank mechanism.
Casement or awning windows typically come with a roto-gear or crank system that allows the window to be closed and opened however, they also have a locking mechanism to keep the sash in place when closed. The lock on a casement window works in conjunction with the bezel locks on the frame to seal the window. However, many people overtighten the operating handle of the casement window. This can cause the locking mechanisms to work against each other, causing windows to become tangled and not open or close properly.
It is also normal for the window crank handle to wear out over time. This can happen when the window is shut and opened repeatedly for a long time. This could also happen when the window is being used as a prop when it is open, causing the operating handle to rub against the crank shaft and gears.
It's good to know that replacing a casement or window crank handle with an awning is a simple DIY window repair that will save you money in the long run. You'll first have to find the trim mounting screw that holds the casement cover (Photo 3). After removing the screws, you can take off the handle from the previous one and inspect the crank mechanism. The gears can sometimes be reflubricated, but if already worn out, it's time to replace them.
Cockspur
Cockspur handles are typically found on older upvc handle window windows as well as on timber and aluminum. They are simple to use, lock using a key and provide protection against cold and noise from the outside. The handle opens to the outside when you press the lever. The cockspur's nose closes over the wedge striker inside the frame which seals the window. Replacing both the handle as well as the cockspur wedge striker can make your double-glazed windows more efficient and can improve security.
These replacement cockspur handles are available for both left and right-handed windows and can be operated by turning them 90degrees. They are fitted with tiny'spurs' that presses against the PVC wedge on the frame of the window to create an extremely secure closure. These handles are easy to install and come in various finishes such as white, black, satin chrome and PVD gold.
Measuring the backset of a cockspur's handle can be a challenge, particularly when you're replacing an existing handle. This handle has been designed to solve this issue and has three packers with different thicknesses that can be positioned on the side of the patio door handle locks's nose to provide a variety of backset step heights including 9mm, 13mm, 17mm and 21mm.
The Schlosser Technik Apto is a top-quality replacement cockspur, with flexible screw fixing centers. It can be used for many applications between 9mm and 21mm. It also features key locking, simple and easy to install and is available in a variety of finishes and includes left and right hand versions.
This handle can be used to tilt and turn windows but not side opening casement windows (which utilize a separate pivot and tilt). This handle can be used to replace window handles damaged or old handles on uPVC or aluminium frames using rivets instead of screws. You'll need the use of a rivet gun as well as rivets to fit this handle to your window frame.
Espagnolette
The mechanism that locks your uPVC window is the espagnolette lock or shootbolt. They are a standard feature in older homes and offer both aesthetics and security for your home. Espagnolette handles are available with key-locking or non-key-locking mechanisms and in both inline and crank styles. They can be straight or curved. The key-locking push button adds additional security by preventing the handle from being pushed open from the outside by an extremely long screw driver that is stuck between the frames - a frequent method of burglary!
There's a vast selection of espagnolette handles you can pick from here at GB DIY Store. Each one has a different spindle length that extends from the back of the handle, therefore when you are looking to replace your handles with espag, it is vital to measure the current handle's spindle size to ensure that you get the right size replacement handle. After you've completed this, browse through our selection of espag replacement handles to find the ideal style for your windows.
We have a wide assortment of white uPVC handles that have key locking and non-key locking options. They come in various colours and spindle lengths to ensure you can match the new handles to your existing window frame and decor. The espagnolette handle collection includes modern and contemporary styles, as traditional designs. Each replacement handle comes with 5 interchangeable magnetic spindle lengths between 15mm and 55mm which means you can easily attach the handle to your window without the need to purchase the exact size of screw!
A clever rosette in the back of the rose ensures that the spindle can be used with the left-hand or right-hand lever. This will prevent any mishaps. A metal spindle can also be used to secure the handle of an espagnolette. The handle is secured by an ingenious 'click-fit mechanism' that engages by rotating the handle with a finger and it emits an audible "click".
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