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Choosing uPVC Replacement Window Handles

Window handles are a crucial part of your uPVC windows and must match to the frame. The most important thing is the spindle length, which determines if the new uPVC handle will fit.

See the table below for a quick guideline to take note of your uPVC window handle's spindle length. This will assist you in determining the find the right window handle replacement for your double-glazed window.

Espag Handle

Espag handles are the most common type of handle that is found on windows made of upvc replacement door handles (they're also commonly used in aluminium and timber too). They have an oval spindle that extends from the back of the handle and enters into the multi-point lock mechanism that is attached to the window. The handle is used to operate the locking mechanism that is attached to the window.

Espag window handles are available in many different styles and functions. Some feature a push button for the locking position to be locked, and key-locking. (And nonlocking against fire when required.) Many reach the Secure by Design standard to provide an extra level of security. They also come with a variety of different spindle lengths which can be adjusted using spindle sleeves that decrease the size of the protruding spindle.

The handles we provide in espagnolette have been tested by Yale to ensure that they meet the exacting standards that you would expect from such a brand and are suitable for upvc, timber and aluminium windows. We have a range of colors, and can match the handle to your hinges.

The step height is a different important aspect of espagnolette handle. This is the distance from the end of the handle to where it rests on the frame, which is why it is essential to get it right so that you can ensure a secure and secure fit. Fortunately, the majority of our handle styles conform to industry standard with 43mm between the screw hole centres.

You can pick between straight or cranked handles. Cranked handles are great for situations where the espagnolette handle will be located close to the edge of the frame as they will give you more clearance for opening the window.

Our range of replacement handles made from upvc features a wide variety of styles, finishes and colours to suit your decor, including polished chrome, satin nickel and antique brass. Some of our handles feature a soft-close mechanism to reduce the sound of your windows closing.

Cockspur Handle

The Cockspur Window Handle is a handle that was designed specifically for the designer who wishes to provide their customers a fashionable and durable design. These handles work with either uPVC or aluminium windows. They function by incorporating a spur on the handle that is secured over the edge of the frame to secure the window. This window handle can also be locked so that it opens only when pushed, offering extra security. The handle comes in five different finishes, with left and right handed. This allows fabricators to cater for more windows.

The cockspur window handle comes with three packing pieces that are of different thicknesses. This allows them to be adjusted to a range of backset sizes. Each packer fits neatly under the handle's nose and can be removed or inserted into the size of the step in order to achieve a different amount of backset, ranging from 9mm to 21mm. The handle comes in left and right handed versions with straight or curved noses.

It is crucial to determine your current handle height before buying a new handle to ensure that it will fit properly. A wrong handle could cause a number of problems including the inability to close the window. This can be a nuisance for homeowners and could result in unnecessary stress.

A handle called a cockspur is a form of handle that can be found on older uPVC and timber windows, as well as some aluminium windows. These handles do not include any kind of window lock, as opposed to an Espag handle, which is found on modern windows that have shootbolts as well as an Espagnolette bar window lock.

The espagnolette (often reduced to "espag") handle is the most common handle that is that is found on the latest uPVC casement windows. When you turn the handle of the espagnolette it opens the Yale Encloser locking system which is more secure than a conventional British standard handle or cockspur. This is because when you turn the handle of the espagnolette it rotates multiple locks within the window frame to secure it.

Turn and Tilt Handle

These windows are a favorite option for those seeking to improve the airflow in their home, while providing an added level of security. As the name suggests they come with the ability to turn and tilt and turn window handles that allows the window to open up at 90 degrees, giving a small opening or to drop into a hopper design to allow for complete ventilation. Dual functionality gives them an attractive appearance that can really add to the wow factor of double-glazed windows.

Tilt and turn windows tend to be more complicated than other double glazed door handles-glazed windows, which can increase their price because they require more parts and additional labour during installation. Nevertheless, these windows are well worth the investment because they can enhance the value of your home and offer a variety of benefits.

The major benefit of these ladders is that you are able to clean your windows without the need for external ladders. This is ideal for those who live in high-rise flats or buildings as it eliminates the need to go outside and risk falling from the high point. Tilt-and-turn windows provide extra security, since they are locked when they are in a tilted state. This means that burglars aren't able to open them from inside.

Usually, you'll find these handles on European style windows, specifically those in Germany However, you can also find them installed in UK homes. The uPVC replacement handle is typically an a spindle-based handle and uses 7mm square spindles that is usually found in lengths of 32mm, 38mm or 44mm. The base of this handle is also wider than other handles, which is the reason it's referred to as a "tilt-safe" window handle. It can only be opened after the window is locked in a closed position or tilted.

To replace window handles a uPVC window handle that turns and turns, you need to first take off the old aluminium window handles handle using the screwdriver. The screws are typically hidden behind a backplate that is sprung loaded. Simply lift the backplate, then twist it to reveal two screw holes. With the ruler or tape measure you can determine the distance between these two screws which is usually 43mm centre to center. Once you have your measurement, you can purchase the right size handle for your uPVC window.

Aluminium Handle

Made of tough diecast aluminium. Finished in a stylish look matt-black colour.

Typically made from corrosion resistant and weatherproof alloys, the handle of aluminum is strong enough to meet construction industry requirements. It can be easily shaped by industrial metal processing, such as extrusion and forging, giving it an extremely flexible design and virtually unlimited design options.

In addition, aluminium is extremely sturdy and has an excellent strength-to-weight ratio. It is able to withstand the most severe conditions. It is also immune to UV radiation and can be utilized indoors. It is extremely versatile and can also be coloured to match any aesthetic. The possibilities are endless. From classic emulations to hardware metals to vibrant colors of hundreds or pure colors.

Aluminum does not rust and does not require any maintenance. It is protected by an oxide layer naturally present. The protective layer can further be enhanced through a variety of treatments like anodizing or powder coating to offer an additional layer of protection against corrosion. This means it can last for a long time without requiring any routine care or cleaning. It is also 100% recyclable and environmentally friendly. This makes it the ideal choice for residential, industrial, and commercial buildings. It is also fire-proof and has a high thermal efficiency.