door handles
There are many different types of uPVC handles. Some are more popular. The most well-known is the Espagnolette handle, which is with a multi-point espagnolette lock that is hidden within the frame of your double-glazed windows.
Cockspur handles are a different popular kind of window handle. These handles are commonly found on older uPVC and wooden windows. The Yale Securistyle handle with a high-quality deadlock is a good option with its slim grip and a premium deadlock.
Turn and tilt handles
If you have a window made of uPVC that is tilted open, you may need to replace the handle. 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 insert a new one. Make sure that the new handle is in the correct position and that it can be locked in all three lever positions -down when the window is closed, 90 degrees for tilt and straight up to open the window in a normal manner.
The security and appearance of your house are both affected by the kind of uPVC handles you select. There are several different types of uPVC handles, including inline espagnolette handles, cockspur handles and tilt and turn handles. These handles come in various colors, finishes and styles that can be matched to any decor. Choose the handles that complement your decor and reflect your personal style. If you have an older house, you may be interested in burnished handles. They look stunning in renovated Georgian rooms and offer a timeless appeal. If you own a Tudor-style cottage you can add a historical touch by using'monkey tails'.
Sensei is another kind of uPVC handle. This is a popular choice due to its ease of install and is compatible with most double-glazed windows. It can be installed on PVCu or timber windows, and is equipped with a color-coordinated spindle cover. It also has an electronic deadlock mechanism that locks the key to ensure security.
When you are choosing replacement uPVC windows handles, it is important to be aware of the step height of your current window. This is the distance between the base of frame and the handle's nose. The measurement is typically approximately 21 millimeters. This is important, as it assures that the window will be closed and opened without catching on its handle.
When selecting a new uPVC window handle, you should think about the kind of windows you have as well as your personal preferences. Take into consideration the material used in the handle. For instance there are some uPVC handles are made from plastic, while others are made from wood. It is also important to consider the size of your window and if it has a locking mechanism.
Cockspur handles
Cockspur handles are commonly found on older double-glazed windows. They are equipped with a latch that closes over a wedge found within the frame of the window and are typically key-locked to provide additional security. Cockspur handles can be found on upvc or aluminium windows, although certain timber windows also have this type of handle. The most important aspect to consider when purchasing cockspur handles is the backset or size. This is the distance from the base of the handle to the underside of the spur and can vary between 9mm and 21mm based on the handle type and frame style.
The cockspur locking handle of Sparta is designed to ergonomically make it easy to use. It comes in different sizes and nibs and can be used with different window systems. This handle also comes with a lock cylinder which can be deadlocked for additional security. The handle is suitable for PVCu Timber, Aluminium or PVCu casement windows. It can be supplied with a variety of striker wedges that can be used to match different frame designs.
This is a very popular replacement window handle because it is a straightforward and durable system. The handle is attached via two bolts similar to the Espag handle. However, it has a lower projection, which assists in blending into the blinds that are fitted to the opening of the window.
There are several variations of sash handles. They are also known as blade handles, spade handles, and come in different sizes. They are more difficult to replace compared to other types of handles, but there are many spare parts to choose from should they become damaged or worn out.
A monkey tail handle is another popular handle. It has a similar appearance to a sash handle but it is a unique monkey tail-shaped shape. They are also available in a broad range of sizes and be supplied with different bolt lengths to meet different uses. They are often employed in commercial facilities. They can be fitted with a limitation to limit the amount of force that is applied to the handle.
Espag handles
Espag handles are available for uPVC windows aluminum windows, timber window frames. The spindle is protruding from the back of the handle. The spindle is then placed inside a gearbox in the window. The gearbox turns the perimeter locks to open the window. They can take the form of shootbolts, roller cams, claws or deadbolts.
Handles are available in various styles and finishes that complement the windows. They can be straight/universal handles or cranked left or right hand handles. In addition, they can be key locking or fire-escape non-locking (to meet Secure By Design requirements). There is also a wide range of colours available, making it easy to find the ideal replacement for damaged uPVC windows handles.
If you are looking to replace a damaged handle, you need to know the kind of window you need to determine what kind of replacement you'll need. Usually, the old handle is secured using pins or screws. Before you remove the handle, remove these. After removing the pins or screws you can use a flathead screwdriver to remove the handle from its spindle.
It is important to measure the spindle before purchasing replacement upvc windows handles. This is the distance from the handle's base to the center of the screw holes inside the frame. The spindle may be 7mm standard or larger depending on the window and manufacturer.
The handles of the Espag window feature a spindle with a mental function that is located on the back of the handle. This allows the handle to fit into an uPVC window or aluminium with the 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 modern double-glazed windows.
The espag handle is constructed of Zamak, and comes in four different finishes. They are specifically designed to be used in the operation of espagnolette and shootbolt mechanisms which makes them an ideal choice for fabricators. They can be supplied in both right and left-hand versions, making it easier for installers to fit them to the proper windows.
Venetian handles
A uPVC handle is a stylish way to refresh your home and replace worn or damaged handles. These handles are available in various shades, colors and styles and can be combined with a wide variety of window types. The choice of the correct handle is crucial to ensure that your window opens and closes easily. The size of the spindle will also affect how easy your windows are to operate.
UPVC Espag handles have become an increasingly popular choice for uPVC window installations. They are also a great choice for older windows. They are available in different sizes and finishes. They have long shafts that connect with the opening. Some models feature keys-locking and fire escape locks systems.
The most commonly used kind of UPVC handle is an in-line design that has straight grips that can be rotated left or right. They are typically used in tilt and turn windows, however they can be used in other types of windows as well. In-line handles cost less and are more durable than cranked ones.
When selecting an alternative uPVC handle, take note of the height of your step as well as the length of the spindle. The spindle length is the distance between the base of the handle to the lock mechanism. The typical spindle length is about 23 millimeters. If the window has larger steps, you might need a longer spindle.
For UPVC windows, you can opt for the cranked handle, which is more practical if the window has to be opened from the side. These types of handles are more difficult to find, but they can be a stylish alternative to a standard in-line handle.
A cockspur handle is a different option for replacing UPVC. This kind handle can be attached to the frame with three to four screws and secured using keys or padlocks. They are a safe and economical alternative that can be fitted on any windows, regardless of whether they have UPVC or wood, or aluminum frames. They can also be used as fire escapes and are a great option to increase the security of your window.
