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Replacement Handles For UPVC Windows uPVC handles can loosen or break off. Fortunately, replacing them is an easy job with the appropriate tools. Check for the screws or pins that hold it in place to identify the type of handle. Once you've identified them, remove them and carefully pull the handle away from its spindle. Espag Handle Espag handles are the most popular type of handle that is found on double-glazing uPVC windows. They are round and flat in shape. They're typically made from uPVC but they can also be made of different materials based on the style and design of your window. The handles also come in a variety of colors and shapes to complement your home's decor. The espag is also called the cockspur or spade. It can be used to replace a damaged handle on older uPVC window. They're not as secure as modern-day handle designs however they do have an easy locking mechanism. The handle is equipped with two round studs, known as mushrooms, which move up and down when the handle is turned. These studs are caught by an iron plate that is attached to the frame, referred to as a keep. The handle is also available in a cranked version, which offers more space for your hand with a sleeker appearance. Or an inline version. These kinds of uPVC handles are typically found on double-glazed windows and older timber windows. They're often made from aluminium or uPVC but they may be made of other materials as well. Espag window handles can be locked by keys or wedge blocks that go between the handle and the frame. They're also simple to maintain and you can purchase replacement parts for them if they fail. You should verify the size of the spindle located at the back of the handle before selecting the appropriate espag handle. It should be a maximum of 7mm in diameter. Also, measure the height of step where the handle is connected to the frame of the window. If you use the correct handle size your window will be closed with a tight seal. Monkey tail handles are a wonderful option for windows with a history. They're also suitable for modern windows and are available in left-hand or right-hand versions. They have a stylish reeded detail at the end and a slim backplate that can be inserted into the frame of the window. These handles can be locked and are an excellent height. Venetian Handle When it comes to replacing upvc window handles there are many different styles 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 choose will depend on the style of windows you have and your personal preferences. Consider the size of the handles and the spindle. It is essential to make sure that the new handle will fit into the screw holes and will have the proper spindle length. The cockspur handle for windows made of upvc is among of the most well-known types. They are available in a wide variety of finishes and colors. They are also available in lockable and non-locking models. The major difference is that the cockspur handle has a key to lock it. The keyed version is typically used for high-security properties and is more secure than a conventional handle. Venetian handles, just like Espagnolette handles, are typically attached by two bolts. They have a low projection from the frame, and won't poke blinds through like other window handles. They are also ideal for apartments with high rises since they can be easily cleaned from the inside. These window handles are an excellent choice if you are looking for a fashionable practical replacement for your upvc Windows. There's a handle to fit every type of window. When choosing a replacement handle, it is important to be aware of the size and shape of the screw holes are, the step height, the spindle length, and the handing. The handle should be able to support the weight of the window when it's closed. A tilt and turn handle is a great option for upvc windows that open from the side. It has a dual purpose and lets you tilt and turn windows, which is great for ventilation, cleaning, and security. It is also simple to operate, even with only one hand. The handle can be placed to secure the window in an open position or can be adjusted to tilt to allow you to enjoy the fresh air without worrying about burglars breaking into your home. Pear Drop Handle If you've damaged your uPVC window lock or handle It's likely that you will want to replace it. This is a simple task that can be accomplished by yourself. First, ensure that your window is shut, then take out the screw that is at the base of the handle. This will reveal two additional screws. Once these screws are removed, the handle should be released. index 'll then be able to access the multipoint lock and remove it. After the new handle has been made, screw it in it. If your handle is equipped with an screw cover, you can place it back on too. Espagnolette handles are typically employed on uPVC window frames. They are easily identified by their flat strip design and can be used with multipoint locks that are placed on the frame to provide industry-leading home security. They are available in a variety of designs and are available with either a right or left opening. Cockspur handles are a more traditional design of handle. They are popular for heritage improvements, and for those who prefer a more traditional appearance. These handles come with a spindle that goes through the handle and into the gearbox. This turns a series of shootbolt rods to secure the window. Pear drop handles provide an increased level of security and are more modern than cockspur designs. These handles are a great option for those who want to update their windows but still retain the traditional look of their home. The Cornish Heritage Tear Drop Espag handle is inspired by 19th Century Ironmongery. It is ideal for windows with a heritage style and will give your home an elegant exterior. This handle can be paired with a teardrop operating stay and dummy remains to create a heritage window that matches perfectly. Selecting the best replacement handle for uPVC window isn't easy. Our helpful guide and helpful suggestions will help you get the most effective results. If you're replacing the existing uPVC handle and lock, or updating your whole window set, you can trust that Bridgewater Glass will help you find the ideal solution that will fit your home. Tilt and Turn Handle Tilt and turn handles are used on double-glazed windows which open inwards and tilted back or down to allow for ventilation. The handle is turned and a lock mechanism engages when the window is tipped into either position. These windows are very popular in Europe. They provide better airflow, and are more secure. To ensure safety and functionality the handle that replaces the uPVC U-turn handle must be compatible both with the window's design as well as the locking mechanism. Tilt-and-turn windows are typically constructed out of uPVC or aluminum, with a timber frame being an alternative option for those looking to add an older-fashioned look and feel to their home. uPVC frames offer the most value and are long-lasting and energy efficient. They also require little maintenance. Aluminum frames, on the other hand, are a more expensive choice, but provide superior strength and corrosion resistance. The uPVC tilt and turn handle works on a similar principle as an espagnolette handle, but is heavier and larger due to the fact that they are primarily used on larger windows, typically up to the size of a door. They are also more durable because they must withstand greater forces when the window opens inwards or can be tilted. The most important thing to consider when replacing a tilt-and-turn handle is that it can be locked into one of four positions. This prevents the window from opening to the room. This can be accomplished by using a key, which is ideal for children who are present as it prevents them from opening the window too much and risking injury. This means that the majority of tilt and turn window handles on the market will have this feature built into the standard model with the exception of cheap Chinese-made items. Sealco Scotland stock a wide range of high quality tilt and turn handles from manufacturers such as Hoppe, Trojan, and Sensei. When purchasing a tilt and turn window handle it is important to measure the existing handle to determine the right style that will fit. You will require the distance between the screw holes which is usually 43mm centre-to-centre. Some handles may have the screws hidden by cover caps or a spring loaded backplate, which means you will need to gently remove these before you can expose the fixing holes.