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Replacement Window Handle

Window handles made of uPVC have a spindle that runs through them, which is connected to the lock mechanism in the frame. Over time, this could become loose or even break.

It is easy to replace a broken window handle. Open the window, and then remove all screws (often hidden behind caps made of plastic). The spindle will then be exposed. You can cut it to the proper length.

What's the issue?

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

Most types of uPVC windows are designed to be compatible with various handle variations and euro lock handles types. However, it is always an excellent idea to check with the experts at Truth hardware to find the right replacement window handle for your specific casement or awning window. This will ensure that the handle will be installed correctly and you'll have a long-lasting and secure option.

If you observe that the window handle is equipped with a "tongue" made of steel that blocks it from rotating involuntarily, you should know that this safety feature protects you and the rest of your family from opening the window at an unfavorable position. To prevent accidentally activating this blocker, press both the unlocker and the seal on the window profile simultaneously.

The lubricant in the handle of your uPVC handle might have dried out. This problem is seen with uPVC window handles since they are exposed to the elements over a long period of time. If you find that your uPVC window handles are not turning properly, then you could try re-lubricating 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 element of every window, assisting them to open and close. As time passes window handles can get damaged or worn out and need to be replaced. This is a simple task.

There are a variety of uPVC handles available with each having distinct functions. The standard window handle is the most common. It has a simple function, allowing users to open or close a window. For more security-conscious homeowners with a desire to be secure, the lockable uPVC window handle is also available. It can be locked with a key, providing an extra layer of protection and meeting the requirements of home insurance in a lot of cases.

There are a variety of variations that have additional features. For instance, some uPVC window handles feature a button that can be activated to function as a child safety device. This is a good option for families with young children, as it can aid in stopping them from opening the window in an attempt to escape.

In addition is the case, there are several options designed to increase the efficiency of energy used by a home. The window handle can be used to close the window. This helps to reduce heat loss and keeps the inside of the home warm.

It is essential to find the right replacement for a uPVC window handle, regardless of which type is needed. This will ensure optimum performance and safety. 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 stop the replacement from being unbalanced or loose which could cause further damage and potential security issues.

What type of lock or handle do I have

Most uPVC window handles get damaged in time due to continuous use, wear, and tear and even the effects of weather or intruders. It is essential to know the kind of handle you have before purchasing a replacement upvc window handles. This will make sure you get the right replacement and that it will fit perfectly and will prevent damage to your window and offering the highest security.

There are two kinds of uPVC handles and locks such as cockspur handles and handles. Both operate a locking mechanism within the window frame, but they differ from each other in how they do this. Generally speaking, 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 more commonly employed in tilt and turn uPVC windows.

Cockspur handles, on the other hand, have the lever that is attached to a wedge-shaped striker plate on the inside of the window frame. They are typically found in older uPVC windows. They also provide additional security by locking at both the top and the bottom of the frame.

It's time to replace the lock and handle. To begin this process first, make sure the window is in an open position. Then, you can take the screw off the top of the handle's base. You can now take out two screws. After you have removed all the old components, you'll be able to simply insert the new handle and screw into the two remaining screws. Make sure to replace the screw cap caps, if any are present.

Do I require an cockspur handle?

The Cockspur handle is a handle with an oblique or spur on the side that locks onto a wedge inside the window frame. These handles are fitted on older uPVC windows and some aluminium windows.

The handles are easy to put in. Simply screw them into place in the same manner as you removed the previous handle. It's a good idea to test the new handle before you screw it in the correct position, in case the spindle isn't in the correct position. After you've tried it, you can put the handle in position and then install a screw cover cap on the spindle's end.

If you own an Cockspur style handle, it's important to measure the backset of your window, which is the distance between the screw's base plate and the the door handle replacement's nose. This is also referred to as the 'nose height and is a crucial measurement for fitting new handles.

There are a range of replacement handles for your windows, including Espag handles that are usually used on the latest double Glazed Front door handles glazed windows. You can also choose from tilt and turn handles, spade handles or monkey tail window bifold door handles. These handles can be used with uPVC windows or aluminium ones.

Monkey tail handles are among the most eye-catching and decorative kinds of window handles. They can be adapted to a variety of window styles, including uPVC casement windows to timber sash windows. These handles are ideal for those who want to increase their home's security without having to replace the entire window system. This type of handle works in conjunction with a shootbolt, and is very easy to operate whether it's shut or opened.

How do I change my window handle?

If you require a new window handle because of breakage or to improve the appearance of your home, it's a relatively easy task that you can do by yourself. But, it's essential to complete the task properly to ensure safety and function.

It is possible to open the window a bit while keeping the handle in the open position. Using a screwdriver, remove the screws from the top and bottom of the handle. Then, put the handle into an unlocked/opening position and screw in the new one. The spindle on the new handle should be inserted into the lock mechanism in the same way as the old handle was. (A small test can be conducted by dropping something in the middle hole to determine how deep the hole is).

Replace the screw caps after the handle is installed. Be sure to not lose the caps. Test the operation of your window handle by moving it between locked and locked positions several times.

Window handles are essential components of any uPVC window, and over time they can become worn out or even break. If this happens, it's essential to replace the damaged window handle as soon as you can to prevent security risks and ensure that your windows operate correctly. Bridgewater Glass' expert team is available to assist you with a new window handle to your home. Our team has years of experience working with uPVC and we're confident we can provide the right solution for your requirements.