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Choosing uPVC Replacement Window Handles

Almost all customers agree that the upvc replacement glass in windows window handles are easy to install and feel like high-quality. It's crucial to understand that the handle you pick for your window should be suitable for the window.

The primary factor is the step height that is the distance from the nose of the handle to the frame or base. Other factors to consider are lockable styles and mechanisms.

Replacement parts

You can purchase a range of replacement window handle handles made of upvc. They come in a variety of colours and styles so there's sure to be something that will fit your windows. It's easy for you to purchase a product on impulse especially when the handle is damaged. Therefore, it is best to do some research before buying an alternative. First, you must be aware of the type of handles made from upvc you have and what the differences are between them. The table below lists the most popular handles to help you identify the one that will fit your upvc windows.

Most double-glazed windows today have epag handles. They are usually fitted to the frame by two screws that are screwed in from above and below.

They have a spindle bar on the back which can be a variety of sizes, and this will determine how they work (either left or right handed). It's important to take the measurements of the handle you currently must ensure that you order the right replacement.

The arm is fixed to the frame by two bolts, much like the Espag handle. However, the arm has a low projection so that it won't poke your blinds. This is an ideal choice for blinds on your windows made of upvc and you want to make sure the handle blends with them.

Cockspur handles are similar to Espag handles, however they have a nose that closes over a wedge which rests on the frame of the window. This kind of handle is typically found on older windows made of upvc and also on some wooden windows.

On casement windows tilt and turn handles are operated by turning the handle or pressing the top of the window. The window is opened from the inside and allows you to clean outside without needing to step out onto a ladder or climb over the garden fence. They also make a great option for those with limited mobility. They can be an excellent way to increase security and accessibility in the home.

Hints and tips

Many people will have to replace their uPVC window handles at some point. It's important to have some tips and tricks that will aid in the process.

The first step is check what type of handle you have at home. Based on the type of handle and the locking mechanism, it may be necessary for you to replace the handle and lock. If the roller cams and shoot bolts (espags) are stuck or are seizing up, you'll need to replace them along with the handle.

Fortunately, the majority of uPVC handles are similar and follow industry standard size, which makes replacing them a relatively easy process. First, you must remove the screws on the handles. These are usually pozidrive screws. After the screws have been removed then you'll be able to remove the handle.

It's a great idea keep track of how much the spindle sticks out from the base of your handle when you separate it. This will allow you to measure the length of the spindle to determine the replacement handle. Simply measure the amount that the peg is sticking from the bottom of the handle.

This is particularly important for inline uPVC handles for windows, since they are always straight and will only open left or right. They aren't able to function in the middle. If you're not sure of the kind of handle you have in your home, it might be beneficial to get an existing handle from your neighbour's home and observe how it operates to get an idea.

Another excellent way to figure out what the handed of the uPVC window handle is is to simply look at how the handle moves when it is operating. Handed handles can turn either clockwise or anti-clockwise. If you're unsure then you can always ask someone else to open the window using the handle and figure out how it works in this way.

Take a measurement of the spindle

It can be difficult to choose the right replacement window locks handle for your window since not all handles come in the same size. It is crucial to accurately measure the spindle when fitting the new handle. This will ensure that the handle fits. There are a variety of types of uPVC window handles and they operate in different ways, therefore it is crucial that you know which kind of handle you have and the type of locking system you have.

The spindle of the Espag handle is a part that extends from the rear of the handle and then into the lock gearbox inside the window frame. When you turn the handle, this turns the lock inside the gearbox, and opens the window. They are typically used on uPVC windows with casement and can be locked using keys to increase security.

Cockspur handles are typically found in older double-glazed uPVC window frames. They have an "nose" that closes over a wedge-shaped striker block. They are also simple and can be locked with keys. These handles can be slightly more difficult to find replacements for because they are not as common as the espagnolette handle.

If you have an open tilt and turn uPVC window, then you'll require a specific kind of uPVC replacement handle with an entirely different locking mechanism. The handle will tilt the window and also allow it to rotate around to fully open it. You must choose a handle with an opening of at least 55mm to be able reach the window frame.

You can follow the same method to remove and replace this type of uPVC handle, but you will need to be cautious when removing the old one. It is possible to open the window wider than normal to reach both screws that attach it to the frame. After you have installed your new uPVC handles and verified that they are in the correct position and tighten the screws and then check to make sure the lock is working properly.

Fit the new handle

Once you have the correct replacement handle, it should simply screw into the appropriate position. This will require a screwdriver and might be easier using an electric one. When screwing the screws in, it is crucial not to over tighten the screws, as this can cause the handle to warp or crack.

The other important step when installing the handle is to insert the spindle. This is the part that is inserted into the handle and is responsible for operating the locking mechanism inside the window. It is vital that it is installed correctly since this will ensure the window can be closed and opened with confidence.

There are several different types of uPVC window handles. There are a variety of uPVC window handles.

Espagnolette Handles are handles inline which can be used to open tilt and turn windows.

Cranked Espagnolette Handles - these are similar to the inline handle, but have a curved design that is ideal for windows in difficult-to-access locations.

Tilt and turn handles These are used to control the opening mechanisms and closing mechanisms for tilt and turn windows. They also allow for the movement of windows.

The majority of uPVC window frames are fitted with these. They are commonly referred to as 'Bay Windows' in the UK.

It can be frustrating If your uPVC handle fails. However, there is no need to replace the entire uPVC window just because of a broken handle. There are many easy steps that can be taken to repair or replace a broken uPVC window handle.

Fixing your broken window handle fast by identifying the type and determining the spindle. When working with windows and tools, it is important to put safety first. However it is a simple job. It can mean the difference between having a safe and secure home or a window that is easily opened. Bridgewater Glass is the place to go if you have questions or would like to speak to an expert about replacing your window handle. We have a team of highly experienced and knowledgeable professionals who can assist with any issues you might be having.