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Security Features of Double Glazed Windows

Modern double-glazed frames have additional security features that make it more difficult for burglars open them. They have sturdy locking mechanisms as well as high-quality handles.

Espag handles come with a spindle at the back that triggers a multi-point lock that is attached to the window frame. They are common on contemporary uPVC windows and are available in straight or cranked variations.

High-Tech Locking Mechanisms

Window locks are an integral component of the security and safety of double glazed uPVC windows. The lock system secures the frame and sash of the window against burglars and unwelcome access, assisting to lower the cost of insurance for your home. Choosing the right window lock depends on the level of protection you need. There are a variety of styles and designs of window locks to meet different levels of security.

The most popular locking mechanism that is used on uPVC or aluminium windows is the Espagnolette lock. They are constructed with a flat strip. Then when the key is turned to lock the sash in the frame, the metal studs inside the handle connect to the plate. They are paired with multipoint locks to provide the greatest security.

Other types of windows locks include hinged wedge locks, which are often used on top-hung windows such as casement and awning windows. These prevent the sash from opening over the point at which it is safe to prevent your children from falling out. They can be used to secure the patio doors and are easy to operate using an easy lock and latch action.

Other options are also available, such as pins that pass through the sash of a double hung window and through the other sash to block the windows from opening. These are easy to install and work with a variety of different types of windows and sizes. A window restrictor cable is an alternative option that works a little like a chain lock for apartment doors. It is attached to the sash of windows that are double-hung or sliding. The cable made of steel can be extended only as far as it can extend.

All of our uPVC windows and aluminium frames come with an internal beading system that stops glass panes from being cut off from the frames. This is an essential feature, especially for homes with young babies and children who may fall out of open windows. It also stops cold air from entering the room through the gaps surrounding the glass.

High-Security Locks

There are many different types of windows locks each designed to keep intruders away. The best option for you will depend on the kind of window you have and your level of security concerns. Most locks are simple to put in and require only a drill and some screws. Some of these locks can also be used to stop children from opening windows too wide.

Install the chain lock on hopper, casement and awning windows that have hinges to limit the amount they can open. These can be purchased at many hardware stores and then fastened to the frame of the window and sash using the longest screws that will fit.

You can also secure windows with wedges or pin locks that will allow the window to be opened by opening a crack, but will not allow intruders to crawl through the glass. Pin locks are sold at most hardware stores and are much easier to install than lag screws.

A stop lock can be used on sliding windows of all shapes and sizes. They are simple to use and don't require any additional parts that can be lost. However, they are expensive. A typical Andersen stoplock is priced at around $40.

A key-operated lock may be used to replace the sash lock. They can be purchased at many home improvement stores and can be installed in just a few minutes. Make sure to put the key in a location that is easily accessible in an emergency, but not accessible for prying eyes.

If your house is very secured, you do not require additional security devices beyond a solid casement window locking handles or one of the locks mentioned above. If you believe your home is particularly vulnerable to burglars, then you might want to install an alarm that can sound the siren and notify the police or a security firm when it detects movement on windows.

Compare window locks based on the American National Standards Institute's grades. This will ensure you are getting a top-quality product. The best-quality locks are the most difficult to break. However, even a lower grade lock can slow down an intruder while protecting your valuables.

Easy to operate

Window handles are a frequently overlooked feature however they can have a transformative impact on the appearance of your windows and create a unique style that's perfect for you. There are many different styles, including uPVC handles, aluminium handles, and wooden handles. You can also pick from a range of finishes that are suitable for your decor.

If you're replacing the old double glazing windows handles or putting in new ones, it's essential to ensure you pick the right option. Make sure the handle is compatible with your window's style, and check that it's compatible with your locking mechanism. Also, take note of the step height of your new window handle - this is the distance from the base to the centre of the spindle. This is an important consideration when choosing the replacement handle for older uPVC windows.

Espag handles for uPVC are a very popular option. There are many different designs to choose from dependent on the style of your house. In-line uPVC handles are straight and can be turned left or right and are sometimes referred to as universal window handles. Cranked handles, which are available in left- and right-hand versions, are also available.

Bladed handles are a different option for tilt and turn windows. They work as a latch-and-catch mechanism instead of a multiple-point lock. They are typically smaller than cockspurs and could be a great option for those who prefer a sleeker appearance.

Sash handles are a fantastic alternative for double-glazed windows if you prefer a more traditional style. These handles are similar to a latch-and catch system and are commonly used on aluminium or timber windows. Sash handles come in various styles and colors and are often finished with a monkey tail to give them a traditional look. They're generally less expensive than uPVC and offer the same levels of security. However, they're not as efficient as uPVC handles, and might require additional support from hook keep or mortice keep.

Durability

Double-glazed windows are a great choice for any home. They offer durability and strength. These windows can decrease the amount of cold air that enters your home, and increase efficiency in energy use. They can be made from uPVC or aluminum, or made from wood. UPVC is the cheapest option and offers high energy efficiency. They can also be customized with additional security features.

Handles on a uPVC can be designed to appear different. They are available in a variety of colors. They are made to withstand the rigors of usage and can withstand corrosion. They are available in various lengths of spindles and have a polished appearance. Certain types of handles feature a locking arrangement at the back, which is perfect for keeping your windows secured in the correct position.

It is crucial to select the right handle because it should be a match to the style of your uPVC window and fit your external door handles and locks frame or composite door handles. Many people purchase extra sets of window handles and locks so they can have an extra set in the event that the first one fails. They also purchase these items so they can easily replace their old locks and handles if necessary.

There are numerous styles of uPVC window handle, which includes Espag or Cockspur handles. The various styles of handles can be distinguished by their dimensions, the size of the step, the length of the handle as well as fixing positions and blade length. Espag handles for uPVC are well-liked because they are simple to adjust and feature an attractive appearance. Other options include spade or blade handles as well as monkey tail handles.

Double glazed windows are usually more durable than the older varieties, because they feature more glass layers and a stronger locking mechanism. This improves their ability to withstand deformation and impact, which can help protect your home from burglars. Additionally the seals around the double-glazed units aid to block cold and heat from getting into your home. If you notice that your windows are draughty it could be caused by damaged or worn handles or seals. It's best to contact an expert installer who will determine the issue and fix it.