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Choosing uPVC Replacement Window Handles

Many customers agree that replacement handles made of upvc are easy to install and feel great. It's important to know that the handle you pick for your window must be suitable for the window.

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

Replacement parts

There is a broad selection of replacement upvc window handles available for purchase. There are numerous styles and colours to choose from, so you're bound to find something that is compatible with your windows. It's easy to impulse buy especially when the handle is damaged, so it's a good idea to be patient and examine some things before you commit to buying a new one. The first step is to be aware of the type of handles made from upvc you have and what the differences between them. The table below shows the most common handles to help you identify the one that will fit your windows made of upvc.

The majority of double glazed windows replacement-glazed windows have handles for epag. They are usually affixed to the frame with two screws that screw in from both above and below.

They come with a spindle bar on the back which can be of a variety sizes. This will determine the way they operate (either left or right handed). This is why it's important to measure the current handle to ensure you're ordering the correct replacement.

The arm is fixed to the frame using two bolts, similar to the Espag handle. However, the arm is curved at a low angle so that it won't poke your blinds. This is a great option for blinds for your windows made of Upvc and want to ensure that the handle blends with them.

Cockspur handles are similar to Espag handles, however they have a nose which closes over a wedge that rests on the window frame. This kind of handle is commonly used on older Upvc windows as well as on some wooden windows.

Tilt and turn handles are typically found on casement windows. They can be operated either by turning the handle or pressing at the top of the window. The window is opened from the inside and allows you to clean the outside without needing to step out on a ladder or climb over the fence. These are also a great option for those with limited mobility and enhance security and access to the home.

Tips and tips and

A lot of people will need to replace their uPVC window handles at some time. If this occurs it's best to be aware of a few tricks and tips that can make the process go as smoothly as it can.

The first thing to do is determine the type of handle you have at home. Depending on the type of handle is connected to and the locking mechanism it uses it could be necessary to change the entire 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.

Thankfully, the majority uPVC handles follow industry standards and are alike. This makes replacing them an easy process. The first step is to remove the screw covers from the handles. These are usually using pozi-drive screws. Once the screw covers are removed, you will be able to take apart the handle.

When you have the handle split it is an ideal idea to take a note of how much of the spindle protrudes from the base of the handle. This will allow you to measure the length of the spindle to determine the replacement handle. To do this, simply measure the amount of the square peg that sticks out from the base of the handle and use that as a reference.

This is especially important for inline uPVC handles for windows, since they are always straight and only open to the left or right. They will not work in the middle. It is a good idea if you're not sure of the kind of handle you have in your home, to borrow a handle and see how it functions.

Another excellent method to figure out what the hand of the uPVC window handle is to simply look at how the handle rotates when operating. Handles can be rotated clockwise or counter-clockwise. If you aren't sure then ask someone to open the window using the handle and observe what happens.

Measure the spindle

The selection of the right replacement handle for your windows could be a challenge as there aren't all handles that are identical in size. The spindle controls the locking mechanism inside the window. It is essential to ensure that when installing a new handle it is measured to the spindle length accurately to ensure that it will fit. There are several different types of uPVC window handles that operate in different ways therefore it is crucial that you know what type of handle you are using and the type of locking system.

Espag handles come with a spindle that extends from the rear of the handle, and is inserted into the lock gearbox within the window frame. When you turn the handle, this will turn the lock inside the gearbox to open the window. They are usually utilized on uPVC casement windows. They can be locked using keys to offer additional security.

Cockspur handles feature an "nose" that closes over a wedge-shaped striker block on the frame. They are commonly found on older double-glazed uPVC windows. They are also relatively easy to install and can be locked using keys. It can be more difficult to replace these handles since they aren't as common as the handles made of espagnolette.

If you own a tilt-and-turn uPVC, you will need a replacement handle with a different locking system. The handle can tilt the window, and allow it to be turned around to fully open it. It is essential to select an opening handle that has an opening of at least 55mm to be able reach the window frame.

The same procedure can be used to remove and replace the uPVC handle. But, you'll have to be careful when unscrewing it. It is possible to open the window a bit wider than normal to reach both screws that hold it to the frame. After you have installed your new uPVC handle and ensured that it is in the proper position, you are able to tighten the screws and test the lock to confirm that it works properly.

Replace the handle with the new one.

If you have the proper replacement handle, it should simply be screwed into the correct position. It will require a screwdriver, and an electric one could be easier. It is essential not to overtighten the screws before screwing them into. This can cause the handle or knob to warp.

Inserting the spindle is the second important step in installing the new handle. The spindle is the component that runs through the handle and operates the locking mechanism in the window. It is vital that it is fitted correctly, as it will ensure that the window is able to be opened and closed securely.

There are a variety of types of uPVC handles. There are a variety of uPVC window handles.

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

Cranked Espagnolette Handles: These are similar to inline handles but have a curvaceous shape which is ideal for hard-to reach windows.

Tilt and turn handles - These are used on tilt and turn windows to control the closing and opening mechanisms.

They are the most popular and the majority of uPVC windows have them in place. In the UK, uPVC Replacement Window Handles they are commonly known as "Bay Windows".

If your uPVC window handle is damaged, it can be very frustrating. However, there is no need to replace the entire uPVC window because of a damaged handle. There are a few simple steps you can follow to repair or replace a broken uPVC handle.

You can repair your broken window handle quickly by identifying the model and measuring the spindle. It is crucial to be patient and ensure safety when working with windows and tools, however, this is a simple task. It can mean the difference between having a secure and secure home or a window that can be easily opened. If you have any questions or would like to speak to a professional about replacing your window handle, call Bridgewater Glass. We have a team of experienced and knowledgeable experts who can assist with any issues you might be experiencing.