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Replacement Handles For UPVC Windows uPVC handles can loosen or break off. With the right tools, it's easy to replace them. Determine the type of handle you own by looking for screws or pins that are used to secure it. Once you've found them, remove the pins or screws, and then gently remove the handle from its spindle. Espag Handle Espag handles are the most popular type of handle found on double-glazing uPVC windows. They're flat with a cylindrical shape. They are typically made from uPVC but they could be made from other materials depending on your window's design and style. The handle also comes in a variety of shapes and colours to complement your decor. The espag may also be called a spade or cockspur. It's used on older uPVC windows and is a good choice as an alternative for a damaged handle. They are not as secure as the modern handles but they provide a simple locking system. The handle is fitted with two studs in the round also known as mushrooms which move up and down when the handle is turned. They are anchored to a metal plate on the frame, which is known as the keep. The handle can also be found in a cranked version which provides more space to hold with a sleeker look. or an inline model. These kinds of uPVC handles are usually found on double-glazed windows as well as older timber windows. The handles are usually constructed from aluminium or uPVC however they can also be made of other materials. Espag window handles can be locked with keys or using wedge blocks that go between the frame and the handle. They are also easy to maintain and you can purchase replacement parts for them if they break. To choose a suitable espag handle for your window, you should first check the dimensions of the spindle on the back of the handle. This should be a maximum of 7mm in diameter. Also, you should determine the height of the step where the handle will fit on the window frame. If you use the correct handle size, your window will close securely. Monkey tail Espag window handles are a fantastic choice for older windows. They are also suitable for modern window styles and come in left- or right-handed versions. They have a chic design with a reeded finish and a slim backplate that fit inside the window frame. They can also be locked and come with a great step to height. Venetian Handle When it comes to replacing windows made of upvc, there are several different types of handles to pick from. There are Espag handles, Cockspur handles, spade or blade handles, and tilt and turn handles. The kind of handle you pick will depend on the style of windows you have and your personal preferences. You should also be aware of the size of the handle and the spindle length. It is important that the handle fits in the screw holes, and has the correct spindle. A cockspur handle is among of the most well-known kinds of replacement handles for upvc windows. They are available in a variety of finishes and colors. There are locks and non-locking versions. The major difference between them is that a cockspur handle can be locked using keys. The keyed handle is utilized in high-security buildings, and is more secure than the standard handle. Venetian handles are usually fixed by two bolts, much like Espagnolette handles. They are low-projection from the frame, and won't cause blinds to be damaged like other window handles. They are also a good choice for flats with a high rise because they are easy to clean from the inside. These window handles will be the ideal choice if are looking for a stylish and functional replacement for your Upvc Windows. Whatever type of window you have, there's an appropriate handle for the style of window you have. When choosing door handles , it is important to be aware of the size and shape the screw holes are, the step height and the length of the spindle and the handling. The handle must be able to support the weight of the window when it is closed. A tilt and turn handle is ideal for windows made of upvc that open from the side. It offers a dual function and lets you tilt and turn the window, which is beneficial for ventilation cleaning, security and ventilation. It's also easy to operate, even using only one hand. The handle can be set to lock the window in a closed position or can be set to tilt so that you can take a breather without worrying about burglars breaking into your home. Pear Drop Handle If you've got a damaged uPVC window handle or lock, it's likely that you'll want to replace it. You can do this yourself. First, shut your window and then remove the screw located at the base handle. After you have removed the two screws, the handle will come off. Then, you'll be able to access the multipoint lock, and take it off. Once the new handle is in place to go, simply screw it in place. If your handle comes with an cap for screws you must also replace it. Espagnolette handles are the most common kind of handle for uPVC windows. They are distinguished by their flat-strip shape, they work together with multipoint locks that are secure and secured within the frame to provide industry-leading levels of home security. They can open left or right, and come in a variety of designs. Cockspur handles have a more traditional appearance. They are popular for heritage improvements, as well as for those who like an older-fashioned look. They have an elongated shaft that goes through the handle and into the gearbox. This turns a series shootbolt rod to secure the window. Pear drop handles offer a higher level of security and are more contemporary than cockspur designs. They're a great choice for anyone looking to update their windows with a contemporary handle that's a good match with the past of their home. The Cornish Heritage Tear Drop Espag Handle is inspired by 19th Century ironmongery and is perfectly suited to heritage casement windows and will ensure that your home's exterior is finished with a stylish appearance. This handle can be used with a teardrop operating stay and dummy remains to create a heritage window that matches perfectly. The right handle to replace your uPVC windows can be difficult, but our handy guide and helpful advice will ensure you get the best possible results. If you're replacing the existing uPVC handle and lock, or upgrading the entire window set, you can be sure that Bridgewater Glass will help you discover the best solution that will fit your home. Tilt and Turn Handle Double-glazed windows can be tilted up or down to allow ventilation. Tilt-and-turn handles are used. The handle is turned and a lock mechanism activates when the window is tilted into either position. These windows are very popular in Europe. They allow for better airflow, and are more secure. To ensure security and functionality the handle that replaces the uPVC U-turn handle must be compatible both with the window's type as well as the locking mechanism. Tilt-and turn windows are typically made out of uPVC or aluminum, with a timber frame being a possible alternative for those who want an older-fashioned look and feel to their home. UPVC frames provide the most value for money and are durable and energy efficient. They also require minimal maintenance. Aluminum frames are more expensive but provide greater strength and corrosion resistance. The uPVC tilt and turn handle works similarly to an espagnolette handle but is much heavier and bulkier due to the fact that they are used on larger windows, usually up to the size of a door. They are also more durable because they are able to withstand more forces when the window opens to the inside or is tilted. When you are looking for a replacement tilt and turn handle the key factor is that the handle has the ability to be locked into one of four positions to prevent the window from being fully opened into the room. It is possible to accomplish this using a lock key. This is especially useful when there are young children in the area, since it stops them from opening the windows too much. As a result, the majority of tilt and turn window handles available on the market will have this feature built in as standard, with the exception being cheap Chinese-made items. Sealco Scotland stocks a range of high-quality tilt and turn handles by manufacturers such as Hoppe Trojan and Sensei. When buying a tilt and turn window handle, it is important to measure the handle that you already have to determine the best design to match. You will require the distance between the screw holes, which is usually 43mm centre-to-centre. Some handles could have the screws hidden by cover caps or a spring loaded backplate, and you'll need to remove these before you can see the fixing positions.