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Choosing uPVC Replacement Window Handles

Almost all customers agree that the upvc replacement window handles are simple to install and feel as good quality. It's important to know that the handle you pick for your window has to be appropriate for your.

The primary factor is the step height, which refers to the space between the handle's nose to the base or frame. Other considerations include lockable designs and mechanisms.

Replacement parts

There is a variety of replacement upvc window handles available for purchase. There are many designs and colors to pick from, and you're certain to find one that will match your existing windows. It's easy to make an impulse purchase especially when the handle breaks. It is therefore advisable to do some research before buying the replacement. The first thing to think about is what kind of upvc handle do you have now and what the difference between kinds is. The table below outlines the most common handles to help you find the one that fits your upvc windows.

The majority of double-glazed windows have epag handles. They are typically attached to the frame by two screws that are screwed in from both above and below.

The spindle bar on the back can be different sizes, and will determine if they are left-handed or right-handed. This is the reason it's crucial to measure the current handle in order to make sure that you're ordering the correct replacement.

The arm is attached to the frame using two bolts, much like the Espag handle. The arm has a low projection so that it won't poke your blinds. This is a great option if you want the handle to blend with your blinds and windows made of upvc.

Cockspur handles resemble Espag handles, however they have a nose that closes over a wedge that rests on the frame of the window. This kind of handle is commonly found on older upvc windows and also on some wooden windows.

On casement windows, tilt and turn handles can be operated by either turning the handle or pressing the top of window. This allows you to open the window from inside and clean it from outside, without having to climb a ladder or step across the fence. They're also an excellent option for those with limited mobility, and can improve security and access in the home.

Hints and tips

There are a number of different kinds of uPVC window handles, and lots of people will need to replace them at some point. It's important to have some tips and tricks to make the job easier.

Check what type of handle is located at your residence. Depending on the kind of handle and the locking mechanism, it could be necessary to replace the handle and lock. If the roller cams or shoot bolts (espags) are blocked or seizing up, you'll have to replace them along with the handle.

Fortunately, the majority of uPVC handles conform to industry standards and are very alike. This makes replacing them an simple process. First, you must remove the screw covers on the handles. They are typically pozidrive screws. Once the screw covers are removed you will be able to remove the handle.

When you have the handle broken, it's an ideal idea to take an inventory of how much of the spindle extends from the base of the handle. This will help you measure the length of the spindle when you are looking for a replacement handle. To do this, simply take a measurement of the square peg that sticks out from the base of the handle and use that as a reference.

This is especially true for inline uPVC windows handles, as they are always straight and only open left or right. They aren't able to function in the middle. If you're unsure of the kind of handle you have at home, it might be an excellent idea to borrow a handle from a neighbour's home and observe the way it works to get an idea.

You can also determine the handiness of a uPVC window by watching the way the handle turns when it is in use. Handed handles can turn either clockwise or anti-clockwise. If you're unsure, you can always have someone else open the window using the handle, and work out how it works in this manner.

Measure the spindle

The selection of the right replacement handle for your windows can be a challenge as not all handles are identical in size. The spindle operates the locking mechanism inside the window and it is essential that when you fit the new handle that you measure the spindle length accurately to ensure that it fits. There are a variety of uPVC handles that function in different ways. It is important to know which type you have, as well as the locking system you have.

The spindle of the espag handle extends from the handle's rear and is attached to the lock gearbox in the window frame. When you turn the handle, this turns the lock within the gearbox, and opens the window. They are installed on uPVC windows with casement and can be locked with keys for extra security.

Cockspur handles are typically found in older double glazed windows replacement-glazed uPVC window frames. They have a "nose" that closes over a wedge-shaped striker block. They are also easy to use and can be locked with keys. These handles can be somewhat more difficult to find replacements for since they aren't as well-known as the handles with a espagnolette.

If you own a tilt-and-turn uPVC and you need a replacement handle with a different locking system. It will be able to open the window, but also turn it around to open it fully. You must make sure that the handle you pick has a spindle size at least 55mm, or it will not be able to penetrate the window frame.

You can use the same method to take off and replace this kind of uPVC handle, however you must be careful when unscrewing the old one. You may need to open the window a little larger than normal to ensure that you get to both screws fixing it to the frame. Once you have put in your new uPVC handles and checked that they are in the right position, you can tighten up the screw covers and test to ensure the lock is working properly.

Fit the new handle

If you have the proper replacement window locks handle, it will simply screw into the correct position. This will require a screwdriver and may be easier with an electric one. It is important to not overtighten the screws while screwing them in. This can cause the knob or handle to become warped.

The other important step when fitting the new handle is to insert the spindle. The spindle is the part that is inserted into the handle to control the locking mechanism inside the window. It is essential that the part fits correctly because this will allow the window to open and shut securely.

There are many different kinds of uPVC window handles. These include:

Espagnolette Handles - These are inline handles that can be used to tilt and turn windows to open the window.

Cranked Espagnolette Handles: These are like inline handles but have a curvaceous shape that can be useful for hard-to-reach windows.

Tilt and turn handles They are used to operate the opening mechanisms and closing mechanisms when tilting and move windows.

The majority of uPVC window frames are fitted with these. They are commonly referred to as 'Bay Windows' in the UK.

It can be frustrating If your uPVC handle breaks. There isn't any need to replace the entire uPVC windows because of a broken handle. There are many easy ways to repair or replace a broken uPVC window handle.

By identifying what kind of window you have, measuring the length of the spindle and buying the replacement handle, you can fix the broken window handle. It is crucial to take your time and prioritise security when working with windows and tools, but this is a easy task. It could mean the difference between a safe and secure home, or having a window that can be easily opened. If you have any questions or want to talk to a specialist about replacing the handle on your window, call Bridgewater Glass. We have a group of experienced and knowledgeable professionals who can help with any issues you might be experiencing.