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Replacement Handles For UPVC Windows uPVC handles can loosen or break off. With the right tools, it's easy to replace them. Check for the screws or pins that hold the handle in place to identify the kind of handle. Once you've identified them, take off the pins or screws and carefully remove the handle from its spindle. Espag Handle Espag handles are the most common type of handle found on double-glazing uPVC windows. They're flat with a cylindrical shape. They are typically made from uPVC however, they could be made from other materials depending on your window's design and style. Handles are available in a variety of styles and colors to suit your decor. The espag handle is known as a spade handle or cockspur handle. It's a feature found on older uPVC windows and can be used as an alternative for a damaged one. They're not as secure as modern-day handle designs but they do offer a simple locking mechanism. The handle is fitted with two studs in the round, known as mushrooms, which move upwards and downwards when the handle is turned. They are anchored to an iron plate that is attached to the frame, referred to as a keep. The handle is also available in a cranked version which gives you more room for your hands and a sleeker look or an inline model that some prefer. These kinds of uPVC handles are typically used on double-glazed windows and older timber windows. They're typically made from aluminium or uPVC but they may be made of other materials too. Espag window handles are secured using a key or with wedge blocks that go between the frame and handle. They are also simple to maintain and you can buy replacement parts should they break. You should verify the size of the spindle located at the back of your handle before choosing the right espag handle. This should be a maximum of 7mm in diameter. Also, you should measure the size of the step that the handle fits onto the frame of the window. The correct handle size will ensure that the window shuts tightly. Monkey tail handles for windows are a fantastic choice for older windows. They also suit contemporary window styles and are available in right or left-handed versions. They feature a chic reeded design at the top and a thin backplate which can be inserted into the frame of the window. The handles can be locked and have a good height. Venetian Handle When you are replacing your upvc window handles There are a variety of types of handles to pick from. There are a variety of handles available which include Cockspur handles (also known as Espag handles), blade or spade handles and tilt and turn handles. The type of handle you choose will depend upon the type of window you have and on your personal preferences. It is also important to be aware of the dimensions of the handle as well as the spindle length. It is crucial that the handle fits in the screw holes, and has the correct spindle. The cockspur handle used for upvc replacement windows is one of the most popular styles. They come in a wide selection of colors and finishes. There are locking and non-locking versions. The major difference is that the cockspur handle comes with the option of locking it with a key. door handles that is keyed is typically used for high-security properties and is more secure than the conventional handle. Venetian handles are usually fixed by two bolts, similar to Espagnolette handles. They have a small projection from the frame, which means that they won't poke through blinds like other window handle types can. These handles are ideal for high-rise apartments because they are easily cleaned from the inside. These window handles will be the ideal choice if are looking for a fashionable and practical replacement for your Upvc Windows. There's a handle for any type of window. If you're looking for a replacement handle for your upvc window, you should consider the dimensions and shapes of the screw holes, step height and spindle length, as well as the handing. The handle must also be able support the weight of the window when it is closed. A tilt-and-turn handle is perfect for upvc window that opens from the side. It has a dual function and lets you tilt and turn the window, which is beneficial for ventilation cleaning, security and ventilation. It is also simple to use, even with just one hand. The handle can be locked in an open position, or it can be tilted so you can enjoy the fresh air without worrying that burglars could get inside. Pear Drop Handle If you have a damaged uPVC window lock or handle, it's likely that you'll need to replace it. It's a fairly simple task that is easy to do yourself. First, ensure that your window is shut, then take out the screw that is at the base of the handle. This will reveal two screws, and once these are removed, the handle should come away. The multipoint lock can be removed by removing two screws. Once the new handle is installed, simply screw it back in place. If your handle has a screw cover, put it back on, too. Espagnolette handles are the most common kind of handle for uPVC windows. They are easily identified by their flat-strip shape and are compatible with multipoint locks that are placed around the frame to provide top-of-the-line home security. They are available in various designs and are available with either a left or right opening. Cockspur handles are more traditional in appearance. They work in a different manner to espagnolette handles and are an ideal choice for those with heritage improvements and those who prefer a more traditional appearance. These handles have a spindle that passes through the handle and into the gearbox. This is then turned into a series of shootbolt rods that secure the window. Pear drop handles provide an increased level of security and are more modern than cockspur-style handles. These handles are a great option for those who want to modernize their windows, but still retain the traditional feel of their home. The Cornish Heritage Tear Drop Espag handle is a tribute to 19th Century Ironmongery. It is ideal for casement windows that are of a historic design and will give your home a classy exterior. This handle can be combined with a teardrop operating stop and Dummy remains to create a heritage window that matches perfectly. Choosing the correct replacement handle for your uPVC windows can be a challenge, but our handy guide and helpful advice will ensure you receive the best results. If you're replacing the existing uPVC handle and lock, or upgrading your entire window set, you can trust that Bridgewater Glass will help you discover the best solution that will fit your home. Handle that tilts and turns Tilt and turn handles are used on double-glazed windows which open inwards and tilted back or down to allow for ventilation. The handle is rotated and a lock mechanism is activated when the window is tilted in either direction. These windows are very popular in Europe and allow for greater ventilation and increased security, particularly when children are present. To ensure security and functionality the handle that replaces the uPVC u-turn handle should be compatible both with the window's type and the locking mechanism. Tilt-and-turn windows are generally constructed from uPVC or aluminum frames. Timber frames are employed by homeowners who want a more traditional feel and style to their home. uPVC frames offer the best value and are long-lasting as well as energy efficient and require little maintenance. Aluminum frames however, are a more expensive choice, but provide greater strength and resistance to corrosion. The uPVC tilt and turn handle operates similarly similar to an espagnolette handle however it is heavier and larger due to the fact that they are fitted to larger windows, usually up to the size of a door. They are also more durable because they have to withstand more force when the window is opened inwards or is tilted. The most important thing to consider when replacing a tilt-and-turn handle is that it can be locked into one of four positions. This will stop the window from being opened all the way into the room. This can be done by using a key, which is beneficial when children are present as it prevents them from opening the window too much and risking injury. The majority of tilt-and-turn window handles include this feature as standard. Cheap Chinese products are the exception. Sealco Scotland stock a wide assortment of premium tilt and turn handles from brands such as Hoppe, Trojan, and Sensei. It is essential to measure your existing handle before purchasing a tilt-and-turn window handle. This will help you identify the appropriate design. You will require the distance between the screw holes, which is typically 43mm centre-to-centre. Some handles might have the screws hidden by cover caps or a sprung loaded backplate, which means you will have to remove them gently before you can reveal the fixing positions.