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Choosing uPVC Replacement Window Handles

Nearly all customers agree that the upvc replacement window handles are easy to fit and feel as good quality. It is important to be aware that the handle you pick for your window has to be suitable.

The step height is the most crucial factor. This is the distance between the handle and the base or frame. Other factors to consider are lockable styles and mechanisms.

Replacement parts

You can purchase a variety of replacement upvc window lock replacement handles. There are numerous styles and colours to choose from, so you're bound to find one that will match your existing windows seal replacement. It's easy for you to make an impulse purchase particularly when the handle breaks. It is therefore advisable to do some research before buying an alternative. The first step is to be aware of the type of upvc handles you own and what the differences are between them. The table below lists the most commonly used handles so that you can find the right one to match your window.

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

The spindle bar on the back can be different in size, and will determine if they are left-handed or right-handed. This is the reason it's crucial to take a measurement of the handle you have in order to make sure you're ordering the correct Replacement Window Handle.

The arm is fixed to the frame with two bolts, just like the Espag handle. The arm has a lower projection, so that it doesn't damage your blinds. This is a great choice for those who want the handle to blend in with your blinds, and you have upvc windows.

Cockspur handles look similar to Espag handles, however they have a nose that closes over a wedge which rests on the frame of the window. This kind of handle can be often found on older upvc windows and also on some wooden windows.

On casement windows, tilt and turn handles can be operated by either turning the handle or pressing the top of window. This opens the window from the inside and allows you to clean the outside without having to climb out on a ladder or step over the garden fence. They are also an excellent option for those who have limited mobility, and can improve security and access in the home.

Tips and hints

Many people will need to replace their uPVC window handles at some point. It's important to have some tips and tricks to help you make the task easier.

The first step is to determine what kind of handle you have at home. Depending on the type of handle and locking mechanism, it may be necessary for you to replace the lock and handle. For instance, if the shoot bolts (espag) and roller cams are seizing or jammed, you will need to change them, as well as the handle itself.

Fortunately, the majority of uPVC handles conform to industry standards and are very similar. This makes replacing them an easy process. The first step is to remove the screws from the handles. These are usually the pozi-drive screws. After these screws are removed, you can remove the handle.

It's a good idea to keep track of how much the spindle protrudes from the base of the handle after you take it off it. This will help you measure the length of the spindle for an alternative handle. To do this, measure the amount of the square peg that sticks out from the base of the handle and use that as a guide.

This is particularly important for inline uPVC window handles because they are always straight and open from left or right, and won't operate in the middle. It's a good idea if you are not sure what type of handle you have at your home, to borrow a handle and check out how it works.

Another excellent way to figure out what handed the uPVC window handle is to look at the way the handle rotates when operating. Handed handles will turn either clockwise or anti-clockwise. If you're not sure you are, ask someone else to open the window with the handle and observe what happens.

Take a measurement of the spindle

Choosing the correct replacement handle for your windows can be a challenge as there aren't all handles that are identical in size. The spindle is the part that operates the locking mechanism inside the window and it is crucial that when you fit the new handle, you measure the spindle length accurately to ensure that it fits. There are a variety of uPVC handles that operate in various ways. It is important to determine which one you have, and what locking mechanism you are using.

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

Cockspur handles feature a "nose" which closes 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 can be more difficult to replace these handles as they aren't as common as the handles made of espagnolette.

If you own a tilt-and-turn uPVC and you require a new handle that has a different locking mechanism. The handle will tilt the window and allow it to be rotated around to fully open it. You should select an opening handle that has an opening of at least 55mm to be able reach the window frame.

You can follow the same procedure to remove and replace this type of uPVC handle, but you must be cautious when you remove the old one. It might be necessary to open the window a bit wider than usual to reach both screws that attach it to the frame. Once you have fitted your new uPVC handle and checked that it is in the correct position, then you can tighten the screws, and test the lock to confirm that it functions correctly.

Install the new handle

Once you have the right replacement handle, it will be easy to screw it into the appropriate position. It will require a screwdriver and an electric one may be more convenient. It is crucial not to overtighten the screws before screwing them in. This can cause the knob or handle to swell.

Inserting the spindle is a second important step to attach the new handle. The spindle is a part which runs through the handle to operate the locking mechanism in the window. It is crucial that the part fits correctly to allow the window to open and shut securely.

There are a variety of different kinds of uPVC window handles. There are several types of uPVC window handles.

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

Cranked Espagnolette Handles - these are similar to the inline handle, but have a curved design that is useful for windows in hard-to-reach locations.

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

The majority of uPVC window frames are fitted with these. In the UK they are usually called "Bay Windows".

If your uPVC window handle is broken, it can be a major hassle. There is no need to change the entire uPVC window due to a broken window handle. There are a number of easy ways to fix and replace a broken uPVC window handle.

By identifying the kind of window you have, measuring the length of the spindle and buying an appropriate handle, you can repair your broken window handle. It is important to be patient and prioritize security when working with windows and tools, however, this is a straightforward task. It can make all the difference between having a secure and safe home or a unsecured easily opened window! If you have any questions or would like to speak to a professional about replacing your window cost replacement handle, contact Bridgewater Glass. We have a group of experienced and knowledgeable professionals who can assist you with any problems you might be having.