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Choosing uPVC Replacement Window Handles

The majority of customers agree that replacement handles for windows handles made of upvc are easy to install and feel great. It's crucial to understand 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 gap beneath the nose of the handle to the base or frame. Other factors to consider are lockable styles and mechanisms.

Replacement parts

You can purchase a variety of replacement handles made of upvc. They come in many different styles and colors, so there's bound to be something to suit your existing windows. It's easy to buy on impulse especially if the handle is damaged, so it's a good idea to take your time and check some things before you commit to buying a new one. The first step is to be aware of the type of upvc handles you have and what the differences between them. The table below lists the most commonly used handles so that you can select the best one to fit your upvc window.

Espag handles are the most popular and are commonly found on modern double glazed windows. They are usually attached to the frame with two screws that screw into the frame from both sides, above and below.

They have a spindle bar on the back, which can come in a variety of sizes and this will determine how they work (either left or right handed). This is why it's essential to measure the current handle in order to make sure you're ordering the correct replacement.

Usually, they are fixed with two bolts similar to the Espag handle, but they have a low projection from the frame, which means that the arm will not penetrate your blinds. This is a great choice if you want the handle to blend in with your blinds and windows made of upvc.

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

Tilt and turn handles are typically found on casement windows and can be operated by turning the handle or pressing on the top of the window. This allows you to open the window from inside and clean it from outside without the need to climb a ladder or step across the fence. They also make a great option for those with limited mobility and can be an excellent method to improve security and accessibility at home.

Tips and tips and

Many people will have to replace their uPVC window handles at some time. If this occurs, it's a good idea to know a few hints and tricks that will help the job be as smooth as it can.

Examine the type of handle that is in your home. Based on the kind of handle and the locking mechanism, it might be necessary to replace the handle and lock. If the roller cams or shoot bolts (espags) are blocked or getting stuck, you'll need to replace them as well as the handle.

Fortunately, the majority of uPVC handles conform to industry standards and are very similar. This makes replacing them an simple task. The first step is to remove the screws from the handles. These are usually the pozi-drive screws. Once the screws are removed, you will be able to take apart the handle.

When you have the handle separated it is recommended to make a note of how much of the spindle protrudes from the base of the handle. This will help you measure the spindle length for a replacement handle. Simply measure the length the square peg sticks out of the bottom of handle.

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

You can also determine the handedness of a uPVC window by observing the way the handle turns when it is in use. Handles can be turned either clockwise or counter-clockwise. If you're unsure, you can always ask someone else to open the window with the handle, and figure out how it works in this manner.

Find the spindle's measurement.

It isn't easy to select the correct replacement double glazing windows handle for your window as there aren't all handles that come in the same size. It is crucial to accurately measure the spindle when fitting the new handle. This will ensure that the handle fits. There are numerous kinds of uPVC handles that function in various ways. It is important to identify the type you have, and what locking mechanism you are using.

The spindle of the handle extends out from the handle's rear, and is connected to the lock gearbox in the window frame. When you turn the handle, it is then a way to turn the lock in the gearbox, allowing you to open the window. They are used on uPVC windows with casement. They can be locked with keys for extra security.

Cockspur handles are equipped with a "nose" that is closed over an elongated striker block that is placed on the frame. They are usually found on older double-glazed uPVC windows. They are also fairly simple and they can be locked with keys. It is more difficult to replace these handles since they are not as popular as the handles with espagnolette.

If you have a tilt-and-turn uPVC then you'll require a new handle that has a different locking system. The handle can tilt the window, and uPVC Replacement Window Handles allow it to rotate back and forth in order to fully open it. You must choose the handle with a spindle of at least 55mm in order to be able reach the window frame.

You can use the same procedure to take off and replace this kind of uPVC handle, but you must be cautious when you remove the old one. You may need to open the window a little wider than usual to ensure you access both screws that attach it to the frame. After you have installed your new uPVC handles and verified that they are in the correct position, you can tighten up the screws and test to ensure the lock is working properly.

Fit the new handle

Once you have the right replacement handle, it will simply be screwed into place. This will require a screwdriver, but might be easier using an electric one. When screwing the screws in, it is important not to over tighten the screws as this can cause the handle to break or warp.

The second step in fitting the new handle is to put in the spindle. The spindle is the component that is inserted into the handle to operate the locking mechanism in the window. It is crucial that it is installed correctly since this will ensure the window is able to be shut and opened securely.

There are a variety of different kinds of uPVC window handles. They include:

Espagnolette Handles are inline handles that can be used to open tilt windows and turn them.

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

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

These are the most commonly used and the majority of uPVC windows have these in the first place. They are often called 'Bay windows' in the UK.

It can be very frustrating If your uPVC handle breaks. There is no need to change the entire uPVC windows because of a broken window handle. There are several simple steps that can be taken to repair and replace a damaged uPVC window handle.

By identifying the type of window you have, calculating the spindle length and purchasing the replacement handle, you can easily fix your broken window handle. When working with tools and windows it is essential to prioritize safety. However, this is a relatively easy task. It could mean the difference between having a secure and secure home or a window that is easily opened. If you have any concerns or would like to speak to a professional about replacing your window handle, contact Bridgewater Glass. We have a team of highly experienced and knowledgeable experts who can assist with any issues you may be facing.