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Choosing upvc replacement window handles (click here for more)

Most customers agree that the upvc replacement window handles are easy to install and feel like good quality. It's crucial to understand that the handle you choose for your window must be suitable for the window.

The primary factor is the step height, which is the distance from the nose of the handle to the frame or base. Other factors to consider are lockable mechanisms and designs.

Replacement parts

You can buy a variety of replacement handles made of upvc. There are a variety of styles and colours to choose from, so you're sure to find one that will match the windows you have. It's easy to impulse buy especially when the handle is damaged, therefore it's a good idea to take your time and check certain things prior to committing to buying a new one. The first step is to be aware of the kind of upvc handles you have and what the differences are between them. The table below lists the most commonly used handles so that you can select the best one to fit your upvc window.

Most double-glazed windows today have handles for epag. They are usually attached to the frame by two screws that screw into the frame from both sides, above and below.

The spindle bar at the back could be of different in size, and will determine if they are left-handed or right-handed. This is why it's important to determine the handle size to ensure you're getting the right replacement.

Usually, they are fixed with two bolts, similar to the Espag handle, they have a low projection from the frame, which means that the arm won't poke through your blinds. This is a great option when you want the handle to blend in with your blinds and upvc windows.

Cockspur handles are similar to Espag handles but they have a nose which closes over a wedge that rests on the window frame. This type of handle can be found on some older wooden and upvc windows.

Tilt and turn handles are usually found on casement windows. They can be operated by turning the handle or pressing on the top of the window. This opens the window from the inside and lets you to clean the outside without having to go out on a ladder or climb over the garden fence. They are also a great option for those with limited mobility and can be a great way to improve security and accessibility within the home.

Tips and tricks

There are a number of different kinds of uPVC window handles, and lots of people will find themselves replacing them at some moment. When this occurs, it's a good idea to know a few tips and tips to assist in making the task be as smooth as it can.

The first step is determine the type of handle you have at home. Based on the type of handle and the locking mechanism, it might be necessary for you to replace the handle and lock. If the roller cams and shoot bolts (espags) are blocked or getting stuck, you'll need to replace them as well as the handle.

Thankfully, the majority of uPVC handles adhere to industry standards and are alike. This allows for a relatively simple process. First, remove the screws on the handles. They are typically pozidrive screws. Once the screws are removed then you'll be able to take apart the handle.

If you've got the handle broken from the handle, 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 to determine a replacement handle. Simply measure the length the peg is sticking out of the bottom of handle.

This is particularly important for inline uPVC window handles as they will always be straight and open either left or right, and will not operate in the middle. If you're not sure of the kind of handle you have at home, it could be beneficial to get an existing handle from your neighbour's house and see how it functions to get an idea.

You can also determine the handiness of a uPVC window by watching how the handle rotates when it is used. Handed handles can be turned clockwise or counter-clockwise. If you aren't sure you are, ask someone else to open the window glass replacements using the handle and observe what happens.

Measure the spindle

It can be difficult to pick the right replacement handle for your window since not all handles have the same size. It is essential to accurately measure the spindle when installing a new handle. This will ensure that the handle fits. There are many different kinds of uPVC window handles, and they operate in different ways therefore it is crucial that you know what type of handle you have and the type of locking system you have.

Espag handles have a spindle that extends from the rear of the handle, and is inserted into the lock gearbox that is within the window frame. When you turn the handle this turns the lock within the gearbox and opens the window. They are used on uPVC windows with casement. They can be locked with keys for extra security.

Cockspur handles feature an "nose" that closes over an elongated striker block that is placed on the frame. They are typically found on older double-glazed uPVC windows. They are also relatively easy to install and can be locked using keys. They can be somewhat more difficult to locate replacements for as they aren't as well-known as the handles with a espagnolette.

If you have an open tilt and turn uPVC window, you'll require a specific kind of uPVC replacement handle that comes with an entirely different locking mechanism. It will be able to open the window, but also rotate it around to open it fully. You should select an opening handle that has a spindle of at least 55mm in order to be able to reach the window frame.

The same procedure can be used to remove and replace the uPVC handle. However, you will need to take care when you remove it. It is possible to open the window wider than usual to access both screws that secure it to the frame. After you have installed your new uPVC handles and verified that they are in the proper position then tighten the screws and then test the lock to ensure it is working correctly.

Install the new handle

When you have the proper handle replacement it can be screwed in the right place. It will require a screwdriver and an electric one could be easier. It is essential not to overtighten the screws before screwing them in. This can cause the knob or handle to become warped.

Inserting the spindle is a second important step to attach the new handle. This is the component that runs through the handle and is responsible for operating the locking mechanism inside the window. It is essential that the part fits correctly to permit the window to be opened and shut securely.

There are many different kinds of uPVC window handles. They 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 similar to inline handles, but have a curved design that is useful for difficult-to-reach windows.

Tilt and turn handles - These are used to operate the opening and closing mechanisms for tilt and turn. They also move windows.

They are the most popular and the majority of uPVC windows have them in their place. They are commonly called 'Bay windows' in the UK.

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

By identifying what kind of window you have, calculating the length of the spindle and buying a replacement handle you can easily fix your broken window replacement handle. When working with windows and tools it is crucial to prioritize safety. But it is a simple job. It could make the difference between having a secure and secure home or a vulnerable easily opened window! If you have any questions or would like to speak to a specialist about replacing the handle on your window, call Bridgewater Glass. We have a team of highly experienced and knowledgeable experts who can help with any issues you may be facing.