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How to Choose uPVC Replacement Window Handles

If you've got a damaged window handle made of upvc, it could be easy to replace it with a replacement. The first step is to remove the screws (typically pozidrive screws) from the base section of your handle.

Then you should be able to pull off the old handle and fit in a new one. This will ensure your home is more secure and let you open your windows from the inside.

Espag handles

The most common type of handle on uPVC (although they are also found on aluminium and timber windows) is the espag handle. They have with a multi-point locking mechanism which secures the window when closed. The handle is operated by turning a spindle at the back that locks into a gearbox inside the window. The gearbox moves a series of locks around the perimeter of the window to open it. Espag handles are available in a variety of sizes of spindle lengths - a measurement that can be as short as 10 millimeters, or as long as 55 millimeters - and it is important to ensure the new handle has the correct spindle size that fits your window or else it doesn't fit.

In contrast to traditional cockspur window handles that have an offset lever that requires more space for the user's hand to operate the handle, the espag window is available in left-handed and right-handed models, based on your preference and the window's orientation. Many of our espag handles are also able to be key-locked or secured with a Secure by Design specification to give them extra security.

As well as being an excellent option for people who want a contemporary appearance, espagnolette handles also very easy to install. You simply need to take off the handle you have previously installed and unscrew the cover of the screw (typically pozidrive bolts) before replacing it with the new one. The procedure is easy and will restore the functionality of uPVC Windows.

If your uPVC tilt and turn windows are becoming difficult to operate, it could be time to consider replacing the handles. Fortunately, the majority of handle mechanisms adhere to industry standards so finding a suitable replacement shouldn't be a problem. You'll need the type of handle and the step the handle's height. This information is available from your uPVC contractor. This will enable you to make an informed choice and make sure that the uPVC window handles you buy will fit properly when installed.

Tilt and turn handles

Tilt and turn windows are a popular option for homeowners who want the best ventilation and simple access to the outside of their windows. They open upwards with side hinges, like casement windows, but also tilt inwards at 90 degrees for ventilation and cleaning. These windows come with uPVC or composite frames, as well as aluminium frames. uPVC has the lowest cost and requires less maintenance than aluminum or wood.

A tilt and turn handle is similar to an Espag handle however, it can also operate a tilt-before-turn mechanism. The handles feature seven millimeter square spindles at the back that extends into the frame of the window and is tucked into the gearbox of the tilt before turn mechanism. The handles also rotate the window 360 degrees. The standard Espag handles are not capable of this.

The handle is fitted with detents in the 90-degree positions, to ensure that you can't move it further than the point at which it can be turned. This is for security and safety reasons to lock the window into place. These handles also have deadlocks for keys to ensure security and are insurance rated.

These handles are heavyweight, die-cast handles specifically designed for tilt-and-turn windows. They are available in a variety of finishes, including white and black and chrome and gold, as well as brushed satin.

This handle is a draught-exclusion mechanism that stops cold air from entering your home even when the window is closed. The handle is designed to resemble an elongated lever, which makes it easier to grip. It also gives you more leverage when opening the window. This handle is also available in a broad range of finishes to suit any style of home, including black, antique brass and white.

Cadenza handles

Cadenza handles are a distinctive espagnolette handle solution developed specifically for slim aluminium window handle repair window profiles. They feature a robust grip that is designed for residential and commercial applications. A self-contained gearing mechanism within the handle controls a slide bar which locates into drive pins on an locking bar that is a slat to secure the window. The Cadenza handle can be locked using a key which prevents the window from opening.

This handle is available in both left and right handed variants. It comes with an overall length of 48mm. You must also select a lock compatible with your window. Examine the position of the lever's long portion to determine if your repair window handle is left or right handed. If it is pointed towards the left, then you need a left hand handle, however if it points towards the right, then you will require a right-hand window handle.

The angle of the Cadenza window handle (W62) is often confused with the straight model which has an angular blade however they're very different. The angle of the Cadenza window handle (W62) requires an angled locking system in order to function properly. The straight handle can't be used with an angled locking system since it will cause the blade component to break.

The angle version of this handle is identified by a metal bar that protrudes from the base of the handle. It is this bar that distinguishes it from the straight version. The angle Cadenza handles are the most sought-after and have been in use for a number of years. However, sales have declined since the Espag handle and espagnolette lock were introduced.

Installation

Changing upvc windows handles is a simple task that requires only an electric screwdriver and some patience. To ensure that the new handle is properly fitted it is essential to identify the handle's type and determine the spindle size. Taking these steps will ensure that your new upvc handles are safe and secure.

The correct handle can boost your home's energy efficiency as well as increase security and reduce drafts. It is essential to select an easy handle to open and close and that can be locked in place when required. Additionally, having high-quality window handles can also improve the look of your home.

The first step in replacing a uPVC handle is to take off the old handle and replace it with a brand new one. To do this, you'll need to locate the screw caps on either side of the handle, and then remove the screws. After you have removed the screws, remove the cap that covers the top of the handle. This will reveal the first screw, which you'll need to remove with the help of a screwdriver.

If you're installing a cockspur handle, make sure to determine the length of the spindle. It is important to measure the spindle length of the handle as it must be at minimum 55mm in length to fit into the uPVC frame. If the spindle of the handle is too short it is not able to engage the lock mechanism to open the window.

Test the handle to make sure it is working. Turn the handle several times to the locked position, then back to the unlocked position. After that, you're ready to install the new handle and enjoy your improved home security.

There are many options to choose from whether you are looking to replace an old uPVC window handle or simply add a new style to your uPVC window. The most important thing is to select the best handle that meets your requirements and budget. The handle you pick for your uPVC window should be durable and strong, with features that match your home's interior decor. For example the tilt and turn window handle lock requires an alternative handle to a normal uPVC handle because it allows the window to be opened in both directions.