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Replacement Window Handle

uPVC handles have a spindle that engages with the locking mechanism inside the frame. Over time, this can be loosened and break.

It is easy to repair a damaged window handle. Open the window and remove all screws (often hidden behind plastic caps). This will reveal the spindle which you can then cut to the correct length.

What's the issue?

As time passes the window handle can begin to begin to show signs that it is in need to be replaced. This can be due to a number of factors, including excessive use, ageing and exposure to harsh elements, such as freezing temperatures. If you find that your window handle has deteriorated or is no longer in good working order, it's a good idea to consult with an uPVC expert and find the most suitable replacement for your specific type of window.

In general, uPVC window types are designed to work with a variety of handle and lock variations. However, it's recommended to consult with the experts at Truth hardware for the correct replacement window handle for your particular casement or awning window. This will help ensure that the handle is installed correctly and will provide you with an option that is both sturdy and secure.

If you notice that your window Locking handles handle is equipped with a blocker in the form of an iron "tongue" that prevents the handle from rotating involuntarily, it's important to know that this is a security feature that protects your family and you from accidental opening of the window at an unfavourable angle. To prevent accidentally activating this blocker, you must press both the unlocker and seal of the window profile simultaneously.

Another reason that could cause the reason for your uPVC window handle to stop functioning properly could be that the lubricant has dried. This is a frequent issue with uPVC handles because they may be exposed to elements for extended periods of time, which can cause them to dry out. If you notice that your uPVC window handles aren't functioning properly, you can try to re-lubricate the mechanism by applying a small amount of oil around the sash spindle as well as the worm gear (Photo 1).

Do I need to change my lock?

Window handles are an integral component of windows as they assist in opening and close. However, with time, they may be damaged or worn out and need to be replaced. This is a simple job.

There are a variety of uPVC handles available, each with distinct functions. The most commonly used is the standard window handle replacement handle that has a basic function designed to allow the user to open and close a window. A lockable uPVC handle is available for homeowners who are more concerned about security. The handle can be locked with a key to add an additional layer of security and satisfy insurance requirements in most instances.

In addition to this there is a variety of other variations that offer additional features. For instance, certain uPVC window handles come with buttons that can be pressed to act as an emergency child safety device. This is a great option for families with young children since it can discourage them from attempting to escape by opening the window.

There are a variety of other options that can be used to improve energy efficiency. This is because the handle of a window can be used to shut the window which, in turn, reduces the loss of heat and keeps the inside of the property warmer.

It is essential to find the right replacement for a uPVC window handle regardless of what type is required. This will ensure optimal functionality and safety. It is recommended to measure the spindle of the window handle to use it as a guide for the new handle. This will prevent the replacement being sloppy or misaligned, which could cause further damage as well as security concerns.

What type of lock or handle do I have?

Almost all uPVC window handles will break over time because of constant use, wear, and tear and even the effects of weather or intruders. However before you rush out and purchase a new handle and lock, it's worth taking an instant look to find out exactly what type of lock and handle you currently have. This will ensure that you buy the correct replacement, and it will be a perfect fit. It will also prevent damage to your windows and provide maximum security.

There are two types of uPVC handles and locks: cockspur handles and espagnolette handles. Both of these operate a locking mechanism within the window frame, but they differ from one another in the manner they do this. Generally, the handles of espagnolette have spindles that are inserted into the lock gearbox. The shoot bolt rods are then turned to open the window. They are most commonly used on tilt and turn uPVC windows.

Cockspur handles have an adjustable lever that hooks up to an inside striker plate that is in the shape of a wedge. These handles are often found on older uPVC window frames and offer additional security because they lock at both the top of the frame and the bottom.

Once you've identified the type of handle and lock you have, it's time to begin the replacement process. First, ensure that the window is opened. Remove the screw at the top of handle base. Now, you can remove two screws. After removing all of the old components, you can simply replace the handle and screw into the remaining screws. If there are screw cap caps, be sure to put them back on also.

Do I need to use a Cockspur?

A Cockspur handle has an elongated spur (or nose) to the right side of it that locks onto the wedge on the window frame. These handles are used on older uPVC and aluminium windows.

The handles are easy to install. Simply screw them in the same way you removed the previous handle. It's a good idea test your new handle before you screw it into the right position, just in the event that the spindle isn't in the right position. Once you've done this you can screw the handle into place and attach an end cap to the end of spindle.

If you own a Cockspur style handle, it's crucial to measure the backset of your window that is the distance between the base of the screw plate and the handle's underside. nose. This measurement is also called the 'nose-height'. It is essential for the replacement of handles.

There are a variety of replacement handles on your windows. These include Espag handles that are usually fitted to newer double glazing window handle glazed windows. You can also select tilt and turn handles, spade handles or monkey tail window handles. These double glazing handles are compatible with either uPVC windows or aluminium windows.

Monkey tail handles can be used on a variety of window styles from uPVC sash to uPVC casement. These handles are ideal for those who wish to improve the security of their home without having to replace the entire window system. This type of handle is used together with a shotbolt and is extremely simple to use whether open or closed.

How do I replace my window handle?

If you need a replacement window handle due to a breakage or to improve the appearance of your home, it's a easy task that you can do yourself. It's important to do this correctly to ensure safety and function.

Open the window slightly while maintaining the handle in the open position. Remove the screws from the top and bottom of handle using the screwdriver. Then move the handle to the unlocked/open position and replace the screw. Make sure that the spindle of the new handle is inserted into the lock mechanism in the same way as the old handle's spindle was (a small test can be done by simply dropping something into the middle hole and seeing how deep it is without hitting an obstruction).

After the handle is installed, replace the screw caps, ensuring that you do not lose them. Check that the window handle is working by moving it between the locked and unlocked positions a few times.

Window handles are a vital part of all uPVC windows and they can be damaged or even broken as time passes. It is important to replace damaged window handles as soon as you can to avoid security issues and to ensure that your windows are functioning properly. If you require a new window handle for your home Contact Bridgewater Glass today and our experts will be glad to assist. Our team has many years of experience working with uPVC and we're confident that we'll be able to provide the best solution for your needs.