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Replacement Double Glazing Window Handles

If you need replacement double glazing window handles, you have a few different choices. Identifying the type of handle and determining the spindle length will assist you in locating the right handle for your uPVC window.

Espagnole window handles (also called espag) feature an espag-like spindle that operates a locking device inside the frame of windows. They are available as cranked or in-line handles.

Lever Handles

Lever handles operate with a lever motion to open and close the movable part of the window, also known as the sash. This is a simple and easy-to-use type of handle that works with both traditional and modern windows. This kind of handle can also be locked to keep the window from being opened from the outside, an option that is common in uPVC double-glazed windows that conform with Home Insurance standards.

Espag handles can be found on uPVC windows and aluminium and wood windows. They are spindle-based and come in both left and right hand versions. The spindle size is what determines the size of the window handle. You can determine the spindle's length by measuring the distance it extends or how deep it goes into the frame. Once you know the length of the spindle on your current handle it is easy to find the replacement.

Remove the pins or screws that keep the handle in place. This is done when the handle is in the open position to avoid it falling and breaking. If you have a pair of pliers in your possession, they can be used to take out the pins.

After you have removed the handle then insert the spindle from the new handle into the handle. Use screws or pins as needed. Then simply line up the holes that fix the handle to the holes in your window and screw or insert the new handle, ensuring it is secure and tight. Replace the caps on the screws If necessary and you're now able to put in your double glazing window handle.

Espag Handles

The most modern handles that you can find on double-glazed windows are called epag handles. They are designed to use an espagnolete lock, which is basically a multipoint locking mechanism attached around the perimeter of the window. These are some of the most secure types of handles available and come in a variety of styles to choose from.

The Cadenza handle was designed by Cego and is the most popular espag. The handle is slim with a latch, catch and a release button. The handle is often equipped with a key lock to add an extra layer of security. The Yale YWHLCK40 is another popular option. It is one of the smallest espag handles that are easy to put in.

When purchasing espag handles the most important aspect to take into consideration is the spindle length. It is the distance from the base of the handle to the frame of the door, and determines how easy or difficult it is to open and close the window. It is important to check the spindle length of your window prior ordering the new handle.

It is also important to check the step height of your window handle. This is the amount of space underneath the handle which it is placed in the frame. It is used to determine how long a 7mm square spindle needs to be. Different kinds of windows have used varying measurements over time however, the majority of modern uPVC windows come with an average step height of 21 millimeters.

Cockspur handles are an ideal replacement for espag handles and are great for windows that are older or more complex. They are easy to install and feature a simple design and an excellent locking cylinder. They are usually found on Everest aluminium windows but can also be used in uPVC systems.

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Turn and tilt handles can be found on dual action uPVC windows, aluminium and timber. They function as a 'tilt to allow the window to be opened, and turn to let it drop down a 'hopper' style to let air flow in. This is a great solution for anyone who wants to control the airflow in their home. Our range of tilt and turn replacement handles are available in a variety of styles and finishes that match the aesthetics of your home.

Espag handles are a form of window handle commonly used to replace the original handles on uPVC windows with double glazing. They operate a concealed multi-point locking system that is operated by turning the handle. The handles are available in straight or cranked versions and in various finishes to match your ironmongery, including black, chrome, or brass. When purchasing new espagnolette handles it is essential to measure the length of the spindle as it will determine the way in which the window can be opened. This is usually engraved on the handle with a number such as '5 3/4" or "2/3".

Venetian handles are slimmer in design than handles with espagnolette. They are designed to make space. These are ideal for people who have blinds or shutters on their windows since they don't extend in the same way, allowing more room for them.

These handles can be used for left and right handed windows, since the screw fixings are hidden beneath a coverplate that is located at the base of each handle. They are simple to remove with a screwdriver by swivelling the cover plate away from the handle, revealing the screws underneath. They can be used in older aluminum and uPVC windows without an internal locking mechanism. They are available in a variety of nose and nib heights to fit different windows with different profiles.

Venetian Handles

If you have older uPVC windows with cockspur handles they may require replacement. They are straight handles that can be turned left or right. You'll need to match the new handle to the window that you have already. Inline espag lock requires that the handles are pointing in the same direction. This means that the new handle must have the same'step height'. Step height refers to the distance between the point of the nose of the handle to the base or frame where it is seated. Various step heights have been employed throughout the years, however 21mm is the most common one for uPVC and 9mm is commonly found in windows made of aluminum.

When buying a pair of uPVC handles, you must be aware of the spindle and screw centres. Espag handles are the most frequently used on uPVC double glazing and work with the espagnolette multipoint lock that is fitted to your windows. They are available in a variety of colors and styles, and they can be lockable or not.

These handles are typically found on uPVC contemporary windows, but they can be used on timber windows. They are a security feature that can be utilized by those who have difficulty lift or open the window. These handles are perfect for people who are disabled or elderly and prevent accidents that result from falling out of windows.

It is important to choose the right pair of uPVC window handle for your home if you are searching for a new set. The correct handles will improve the look of your window and complement other types of ironmongery in your home. Click the button below to request quotes from reputable suppliers if you're looking to improve your double-glazing.

Cockspur Handles

Cockspur handles are found on older uPVC frames. They feature an exclusive design that allows them to secure with keys. They are simple to install and can be used on both uPVC and aluminum frames. The handle's nose is positioned over a plastic striker plate attached to the frame and it can either be locked or unlocked by pressing the button on the handle.

The cockspur handle is different from the espag handle in that it does not have spindles. The majority of uPVC or aluminium window frames use an espag handle since it is compatible with the multi-point lock installed to the window. Espag handles can also be used on tilt-and-turn casement windows, tilt-and turn windows, as well as a variety of window designs.

When it comes time to replace your handles for cockspurs the first thing you'll need to do is measure the handles you have currently to figure out what kind of handle you have. The next step is to pick the handle you want to replace. There are a myriad of types of handles, however espag handles are most commonly used.

The espag handle is distinct from cockspur handles in that it has a spindle which turns the locks to secure the window. This makes it much more secure than a cockspur handle, and is a good choice for anyone who wants to replace their old double-glazed windows.

The espag handle can be found in a range of sizes that will fit in your needs and it is crucial to choose the right size. You can determine the spindle length by taking a look at the handle base or the back of the handle. This measurement will determine how far the handle's nose is from the window or door.