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Choosing the Right Window Handle For Your UPVC Window

The right window handle is crucial for a properly installed uPVC. You'll require a style that is not only practical, but also complements the design of your home.

It is simple to change the uPVC handle. It takes only some time and the tools below.

Metal

The metal window handle can be a decorative touch as well as an essential piece of hardware to improve security at home. There are many metal window handles that can be adapted to various frames and materials. Some handle designs are created specifically for sash windows to make opening and closing the window more convenient and less likely jam. There are a number locks made of metal that stop the window from opening beyond the point at which it is safe to open.

Espag handles are perhaps the most recognised type of window handle used on UPVC windows. They feature a mental spindle on the back that is connected to the window frame and drives the window mechanism. Both UPVC and aluminum windows come with them.

Cockspur handles are a different kind of window handle typically found on older UPVC windows. These handles are more difficult than modern Espag handles as they utilize a traditional peg locking Window handle - apk.Tw, mechanism.

Cam handles are available to give a sleeker look. They have a sleek edge and are designed to fit 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 able to open the top.

It is essential to take a variety of aspects into consideration when selecting new window handles made of steel such as step height and which way the handle turns. The distance between the underside and the bottom of the screw plate is the primary aspect to take into account. The second factor is the direction that the handle can be turned. Certain handles can only rotate in only one direction, like clockwise. Others can only rotate in the opposite direction.

Plastic

There are a lot of kinds of window handles made of plastic. All are designed to operate windows and protect them against unwanted invaders. They can be fitted to either uPVC or aluminium windows, and are available in a variety of styles and colors. Some of them are designed with a lock built-in. This adds security, allowing you to keep the window open and safe from intrusion.

Many different situations can cause window handle issues. Sometimes, they won't be able turn properly. This could be due to dust entering the mechanism, causing dirt or blocking. Another problem that can be observed is when the window handle starts walking tightly or clings to something. This is a sign the window handle is in need of attention.

It's important to contact a specialist when this happens. They can help you solve the issue quickly and effectively. They can also give advice on how to replace a handle made of plastic with one that is more reliable and will work better.

The majority of manufacturers use the exact same fasteners, no matter what type of handle you're using. This means that it's easy to replace your window handle and lock with an exact match.

It is important to determine the size and design of your existing window before you begin looking for a replacement handle. This will ensure that you get a new handle that fits perfectly and won't cause any issues with your current windows. Also, be sure to take note of the spindle's length that is the measurement of how far the handle extends from the base. This is a crucial aspect to consider if you wish to use your new window handle with a restrictor installed.

Casement

Like awning windows, casement windows hinge on the top and bottom but they open sideways to the left or right rather than opening up vertically. They are also less difficult to maintain and provide a great view into your yard or garden. They also let fresh air in. They're a popular option for new construction, and can also add architectural interest to older homes. With time, they'll become difficult to open or close because of worn-out equipment or worn out gears. In some instances window experts may have to replace the crank mechanism.

Awning or casement windows are usually equipped with a crank mechanism and roto gear to allow the window to be shut and open. They also come with the mechanism to lock the sash in position when closed. The window lock on a casement is used in conjunction with the bezel frames to seal the window. Unfortunately, many people overtighten the handle on a casement window. This could cause the locking mechanism to work against each other and cause the window to not open or close properly.

It's also common for the handle of the window crank to wear out over time. This is usually the case when the window is closed and opened several times over a long time. This can also occur when the window is used as a prop while it's open, which causes its operating handle to rub against the crank shaft and gears.

Replacing a casement or an awning window crank is an easy DIY window repair. It could save you money over the course of time. The first thing you'll need to find the trim mounting screws that hold the casement cover in place (Photo 3). After removing the screws you can take off the handle that was previously used and examine the crank mechanism. Gears can be lubricated, however if they're already stripped, you may need to replace them.

Cockspur

Cockspur window handles can be found on older uPVC timber, aluminium and timber windows. They are key locking, simple to operate and offer an effective shield against noise and cold from outside. The handle opens up by pulling down on the lever and the cockspur nose shuts over a wedge striker in the frame to seal the window locking handles when closing. By replacing both the handle and wedge of the cockspur, you will enhance your double glazed window handle-glazed windows' efficiency and security.

The replacement cockspur handles are available for both left and right-handed windows and are operated by turning them 90°. They are fitted with a small 'spur' that presses against the PVC wedge on the frame of the window to create a secure closure. These handles are easy to fit and come in various finishes, including white, black satin chrome, and PVD gold.

It can be a challenge to measure the backset on a cockspur, especially if you are replacing a handle that was previously used. This handle was designed to solve the problem. It has three packers of various thicknesses that can be positioned on the underside of the handle's nose.

The Schlosser Technik Apto is a premium quality replacement cockspur handle which suits many applications from 9mm to 21mm and comes with flexible screw fixing centres. It is also easy to install with key locking and is available in a variety of finishes.

This handle is ideal for tilt and turn windows but will not suit a side opening casement window (these have the tilt and pivot separately). It can be used to replace old or damaged handles on uPVC or aluminium frames by using rivets instead of screws, the only difference is the method of attachment. The handle can be fixed to your window frame by using a rivet gun.

Espagnolette

The mechanism that locks your uPVC window is the espagnolette euro lock handles or shootbolt. These are typical in older homes and provide both aesthetics as well as security. Espagnolette handles are available with key-locking or non-key-locking mechanisms and come in both inline and crank styles. They can be straight or curved. The key-locking push button offers extra security since it prevents the handle from being pulled open from the outside using an extremely long screw driver that is stuck between the frames. This is a common way of committing burglary!

There's a wide selection of espagnolette handles to choose from here at GB DIY Store. It is important to measure the spindle size of the handle you currently have before purchasing a replacement. Once you've measured the spindle length of the handle you currently have, browse our collection of espag handles to find the right style for your windows.

We carry a huge collection of white uPVC inline espagnolette handles that come in both key-locking and not-key-locking versions. They come in various colours and spindle lengths, so you can match your new handles to the existing window frame and decor. Our espagnolette handle range includes classic and modern designs as well as contemporary styles. Each replacement handle is equipped with 5 different sizes of magnetic spindles that range between 15mm and 55mm, so you can attach the handle to your windows without having to purchase the correct screw size!

A clever rosette on the back of the rose makes sure that the spindle fits in the correct place and can only be inserted with the right-hand or left-hand lever, preventing any incidents. A spindle made of metal helps to secure the handle to the espagnolette and the handle is held firmly in place with a clever 'click-fit' mechanism that engages when the hand is turned to reveal an audible 'click'.