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Choosing uPVC Replacement Window Handles

Many customers agree that upvc replacement handles are easy-to-install and feel great. It's crucial to understand that the handle you select for replacement window handle your window must be appropriate for your.

The height of the step is the most important aspect. This is the distance between the handle and the frame or base. Other considerations include lockable designs and mechanisms.

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You can purchase a variety of replacement upvc handles. They come in many different styles and colors so there's sure to be something that fits your windows. It's easy to purchase a product on impulse particularly when the handle is damaged. It is therefore advisable to look over a few aspects before purchasing the replacement. The first thing you should consider is the type of upvc handle you have now and what the difference between the kinds is. The table below lists the most commonly used handles to help you identify the one that will fit your upvc windows.

The majority of double-glazed windows today come with handles that are epag. They are typically attached to the frame with two screws that screw into the frame from both sides.

The spindle bar in the back could be of different sizes, and will determine if they're left-handed 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 fixed with two bolts similar to the Espag handle but they have a low projection from the frame which means that the handle will not penetrate your blinds. This is a great option when you want the handle to blend in with your blinds, and you have upvc windows.

Cockspur handles resemble Espag handles, but they have a nose which closes over a wedge that rests on the frame of the window. This type handle is found on some older wooden and Upvc windows.

On casement windows, tilt and turn handles can be operated by either turning the handle or pressing the top of the window. This opens the window from the inside and allows you to clean from outside without needing to step to the ladder or walk over the garden fence. They are also an excellent option for those with limited mobility and can be an excellent method to improve security and accessibility at home.

Tips and tricks

There are a number of different types of uPVC window handles, and a lot of people will find themselves replacing them at some moment. It is important to know a few tips and tricks that can help you make the task easier.

Find out what kind of handle is in your home. Based on the type of handle it is attached to and what locking mechanism it uses it might be necessary to replace the entire handle and lock. If the roller cams or shoot bolts (espags) are jammed, or seizing up, you'll need to replace them as well as the handle.

Thankfully, the majority of uPVC handles are identical and follow industry standard sizes, making replacing them a relatively simple process. First, you must remove the screws on the handles. They are typically pozidrive screws. After the screws have been removed, you will be able to take apart the handle.

When you have the handle separated it is a good idea to make a note of how much of the spindle is protruding from the base of the handle. This will help you to measure the length of the spindle for a replacement handle. Simply measure the length the peg is sticking out of the bottom of handle.

This is particularly important for inline uPVC windows handles, as they are always straight and only open to the left or right. They will not work in the middle. If you're not sure of the kind of handle you have at home, it might be a good idea to take a handle from a neighbour's home and observe how it operates to get an idea.

Another great tip for working out what handed the uPVC window handle is is to look at how the handle turns when operating. Handed handles will turn either clockwise or counter-clockwise. If you're not sure, ask someone to open the window using the handle and observe how it works.

Take a measurement of the spindle

Selecting the right replacement handle for your windows can be a challenge as there aren't all handles that are the same size. It is important to measure the spindle accurately when installing a new handle. This will ensure that the handle is suitable. There are numerous kinds of uPVC handles that operate in various ways. It is crucial to determine which one you have, as well as the locking mechanism you are using.

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

Cockspur handles are equipped with a "nose" which closes over the striker block in a wedge shape on the frame. They are usually found on older double-glazed uPVC windows. They are also quite easy to install and can be locked using keys. These handles can be somewhat more difficult to find replacements for because they are not as common as the handles that have a swivel.

If you have a tilt-and-turn uPVC, you will require a replacement handle with an alternative locking system. The handle can tilt the window and also allow it to be rotated around to fully open it. 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'll need to be cautious when unscrewing it. You may need to open the window a bit larger than usual to ensure you access both screws that attach it to the frame. Once you have put in your new uPVC handles and checked that they are in the correct position and tighten the screw covers and test to ensure the lock is working correctly.

Install the new handle

When you have the proper replacement handle it can be screwed in the right place. This will require a screwdriver, but 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 warp.

The second step in installing the handle is to put in the spindle. This is the part that runs through the handle and is responsible for operating the locking mechanism within the window. It is essential that it fits correctly as this will ensure that the window is able to be shut and opened securely.

There are many different types of uPVC handles. They include:

Espagnolette Handles - These are inline handles that 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 curved design which is ideal for hard-to reach windows.

Tilt and Turn Handles - These are used on tilt and turn windows to operate the opening and closing mechanisms.

These are the most common and the majority of uPVC windows have them in their place. They are commonly referred to as 'Bay Windows in the UK.

It can be a hassle when your uPVC handle breaks. There is no need to replace the entire uPVC window because of a broken window handle. There are a number of easy ways to repair and replace a broken uPVC window handle.

By identifying the type of window pane replacement you have, calculating the length of the spindle, and then purchasing an appropriate handle, you can fix your broken window handle. When working with tools and windows, it is important to put safety first. But it is a easy task. It can be the difference between a safe and secure home, or a vulnerable open window! Bridgewater Glass is the place to go if you're in need of help or would like to speak to an expert regarding replacing your window handle. Our team is skilled and knowledgeable to help you with any issues.