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Replacement Window Handle

The handles made of uPVC have spindles that work with the locking mechanism within the frame. Over time, this could become loose, or even break.

Changing a broken uvpc window handles handle is simple and simple. First open the window and remove any screws that are exposed (these are often hidden behind caps made of plastic). The spindle will be exposed. You can cut it to the proper length.

What's the issue?

As time passes the window handle could begin to display signs that it's time to be replaced. This could be due to a variety of reasons such as overuse, ageing and exposure to harsh elements such as freezing temperatures. If you notice your window handle is damaged or is no longer functional, it's a great idea to talk to an uPVC specialist to find the most appropriate replacement for your specific window.

Most types of uPVC windows are designed to work with a variety of handle designs and lock types. It is a good idea to consult the experts at Truth Hardware to find the right replacement handle for your awning or casement windows. This will help ensure that the handle is fitted correctly and provide you with a long-lasting solution that's durable and secure.

If you find that your window handle is equipped with a blocker in the form of a steel "tongue" which prevents the handle from rotating involuntarily, then it's important to recognize that this is a safety feature that protects your family and you from accidental opening of the window at an unfavorable angle. To avoid accidentally activating the blocker, press both the unlocker and seal of the window profile simultaneously.

The lubricant inside your uPVC handle may have dried out. This issue occurs with uPVC window handles, as they are exposed to the elements for an extended period of time. If you notice that your uPVC window handles aren't working properly, you may want to relubricate the mechanism by applying an oil-based coating around the sash spindle as well as worm gear (Photo 1).

Do I need to change my lock?

Window handles are an essential part of any window, helping them open and close. However, over time, they will be damaged or worn and require replacement. Luckily, this is an easy and simple job.

There are several different types of uPVC handle available to choose from, each of which has unique features. The most popular is the standard window handle, that has a basic function, designed to allow the user to open and shut windows. A lockable uPVC handle is available to homeowners who are more concerned about security. This can be locked using a key, which provides an extra layer of protection and meeting the requirements of home insurance in many instances.

In addition there is a variety of other designs that offer additional features. Certain uPVC window handles feature buttons that can be pressed to function as a safety device for children. This is a fantastic option for families with young children because it will stop them from trying to escape by opening the window.

There are a number of alternatives that can be used to improve energy efficiency. The window handle can be used to shut windows. This can reduce the loss of heat and keeps the inside of the property warm.

No matter what kind of uPVC window handle is required, it is vital that the appropriate replacement be discovered to ensure the highest level of safety and performance. It is recommended to measure the spindle of the window handle in order to use it as a base for the new handle. This will prevent the replacement from being too loose or displaced, which may lead to more damage and security concerns.

What kind of lock and handle do I need?

Most uPVC windows are fitted with window handles. As they are exposed to constant use wear and tear and occasionally, the impacts of intruders or weather, they could get damaged and require replacement. But, before you rush out and purchase a new handle or lock, you should take an examination to see what type of handle and lock you have. This will ensure that you buy the right replacement and that it will be a perfect fit. It will also stop damage to your windows and provide the highest security.

There are two types of uPVC window handle and lock: espagnolette handles and cockspur handles. Both have a locking mechanism within the window frame. However, they do it in slightly different ways. The majority of the handles of espagnolette have a spindle that is inserted into the lock gearbox, and then turns the shoot bolt rods to open the window. They are most commonly employed in tilt and turn uPVC windows.

Cockspur handles feature an elongated lever that connects to an inside striker plate that is in the shape of a wedge. These handles are often found on older uPVC window frames and provide additional security since they lock at both the top of the frame as well as the bottom.

Once you've identified what type of handle and lock you have, it's time to start the replacement process. To do this first, ensure that the window is in the open position. Take off the screw that is at the top of the handle base. This will reveal two more screws, which you can also take off. After removing all the old components, you can simply insert the new handle and screw into the two remaining screws. If there are screws with cover caps, make sure to put them back in place as well.

Do I require a cockspur?

The Cockspur handle is a handle with an oblique or spur on the side that is locked onto a wedge in your window frame. These sliding door handles are typically used on older uPVC and aluminium windows.

They are easy to put in and you can put them the same way that you removed the previous handle. It is recommended to test the new handle first, in case the spindle's location isn't correct. Once you've done this, you can screw in the handle and attach a cap screw to the end of spindle.

If you own an Cockspur style handle, it's important to measure the backset of your window that is the distance between the screw's base plate and the the handle's nose. This measurement is also known as the 'nose-height' and is important for replacing handles.

There are a range of replacement handles on your windows. These include Espag handles, which are typically installed on newer double-glazed windows. There are also tilt and turn options for handles such as spade handles or monkey tail window handles, which can be used on either uPVC or aluminium windows.

Monkey tail handles are among the most eye-catching and decorative kinds of window handles. They can be fitted to a variety of window styles, including uPVC casement windows to timber sash windows. These handles are perfect for those looking to improve the security of their home without needing to replace the entire window system. This type of patio door handle locks is used together with a shotbolt, and it's extremely simple to use whether it is closed or open.

How do I replace my window handle?

If you need a replacement window handle because of breakage or to enhance the appearance of your home, it's a relatively easy task that you can complete yourself. It's crucial to do it correctly in order to ensure safety and function.

It is possible to open the window a bit while keeping the handle in an open position. Using a screwdriver, remove the screws from the top and bottom of the handle. Then, put the handle to the open or locked position and screw the new one. Make sure that the spindle of the new door handle replacements is fitted into the lock mechanism in the same manner as the spindle of the old handle was (a small test can be conducted by dropping something into the middle hole, and then observing how deep it is without hitting an obstruction).

Once the handle is fitted then replace the screw caps and make sure you don't lose the caps. Test that your window handle is functioning by moving it between locked and unlocked positions a few times.

Window handles are an essential part of any uPVC window, and over time they may wear out or even break. If this happens, it's vital to replace the damaged window handle as soon as possible to reduce security risks and ensure that your windows operate correctly. Bridgewater Glass' expert team is available to assist you if you need a new window handle for your home. Our team has worked with uPVC for a long time and is confident that they will provide you with the right solution.