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Replacement Window Handle

The handles for bifold doors made of uPVC have a spindle that engages with the locking mechanism in the frame. Over time this can become loose, or even break.

Replacing a damaged or broken window handle is very easy and simple. Open the window and take off all screws (often hidden behind plastic caps). The spindle will be exposed. You can cut it to the right length.

What's the problem?

Over time the window handle could begin to begin to show signs that it is in need to be replaced. This can be due to a number of reasons, including overuse and aging as well as exposure to harsh elements such as freezing temperatures. If you notice that your window handle has deteriorated or is not in good working order, it's recommended to speak with an uPVC expert and determine the right replacement for your specific type of window.

In general, the majority of uPVC windows are designed to be compatible with various handle variations and lock styles. It is recommended to consult the experts at Truth Hardware for the correct replacement handle for your awning or casement windows. This will ensure that the handle is fitted correctly, and that you will have a durable and secure option.

If you discover that your window handle is equipped with a blocker in the shape of a steel "tongue" which prevents the handle from turning involuntarily, then you need to understand that this is a safety feature that shields you and your family against accidental opening of the window at an unfavourable angle. To avoid accidentally activating the blocker, you must press both the unlocker and seal of the window profile at the same time.

The lubricant that is in your uPVC handle might have dried out. This is a common problem with upvc sliding door handle handles since they are able to be exposed to elements for extended periods of time, which could result in them drying out. If you find that your uPVC window handles are not working 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 a crucial component of windows as they assist in opening and close. As time passes window handles can be damaged or worn out, and require to be replaced. Fortunately it's a simple and straightforward task.

There are many different types of uPVC handles that are available, each with distinct functions. The most commonly used is the standard window handle, which has a simple purpose designed to allow the user to open and close windows. A lockable uPVC handle is available for homeowners who are more concerned about security. It can be locked with a key, which provides an extra layer of security and satiating home insurance requirements in many cases.

There are also a variety of variations that have additional features. Certain uPVC window handles feature a button which can be pressed in order to function as a safety device for children. This is a good choice for families with young children, as it can assist in preventing them from opening the window in an attempt to escape.

There are many other options that can be utilized to improve energy efficiency. The window handles replacement handle can be used for closing a window. This can reduce the loss of heat and keeps the inside of the property warm.

It is essential to find the right replacement for an uPVC window hand regardless of the type that is needed. This will ensure optimal functionality and security. It is recommended to measure the spindle of the window handle to use it as a guide for the new handle. This will stop the replacement from being sloppy or misaligned, which could lead to further damage as well as security concerns.

What type of lock or handle do you have? I have

The majority of uPVC window handles will break over time due to constant use, wear and tear, as well as the effects of intruders or weather. But before you rush out and buy a new handle and lock, it's worth taking an examination to find out exactly what kind of lock and handle you currently have. This will ensure that you buy the right replacement and that it will be a perfect fit. It will also prevent damage to your windows and provide the highest security.

There are two kinds of uPVC handles and locks that are cockspur handles and espagnolette handles. Both are locked within the window frame. However, they do it in different ways. In general, espagnolette handles have a spindle that is inserted into the lock gearbox and then turns the shoot bolt rods to open the window. They are typically employed in tilt and turn uPVC windows.

Cockspur handles have a lever which hooks onto an inside striker plate that is in the shape of a wedge. They are usually found in older uPVC windows and offer additional security by locking both the top and the bottom of the frame.

It's time to replace the lock and handle. To begin this process first, ensure that the window is in the open position. Remove the screw at the top of the handle base. Now, you can take out two screws. After you have removed all the old parts, you can simply insert the new handle and screw into the two remaining screws. Make sure to replace the screws' cover caps, if any are present.

Do I require a cockspur?

The Cockspur handle is a handle with the appearance of a nose or spur on one side that locks into a wedge within the frame of your window. These handles are typically used on older uPVC and aluminium windows.

These handles are very easy to put in and you can install them in the same way that you removed the previous handle. It's a good idea to test the new handle before you screw it into place, just in case the spindle doesn't sit in the proper position. Once you've finished this, you can screw the handle in and then attach a screw cap to the end of spindle.

If you own Cockspur handles, it is crucial to determine the distance between the screw plate's base and the underside of the nose of the handle. This measurement is also known as the 'nose-height', and is crucial when replacing handles.

You can use a variety of replacement handles for your windows. These include Espag handles that are usually installed on newer double-glazed windows. You can also pick from tilt and turn window handles and turn handles, spade handles, or monkey tail window handle options. These handles can be used with uPVC windows or aluminium ones.

Monkey tail handles can be utilized on different styles of windows from uPVC Sash Lock Door Handles to uPVC casement. These handles are perfect for those looking to improve their home's security without the need to replace the entire window system. This type of handle works in conjunction with a shootbolt and is very simple to operate, whether it is opened or closed.

How do I replace the handle on the window?

You can easily replace your window handles if they're damaged or if you wish to improve the appearance of your home. It's crucial to do it correctly to ensure safety and function.

Start by opening the window in a small way and keeping the handle in a position that is open. Remove the screws from the top and bottom of the handle using the screwdriver. Then shift the handle back to the unlocked/open position and put the new screw in. Make sure that the spindle of the new handle has been inserted into the lock mechanism in the same manner as the spindle of the old handle was (a small test can be conducted by simply dropping something into the middle hole and observing how deep it goes without hitting any obstruction).

Replace the screw caps once the handle has been installed. Make sure not to lose the caps. Test the operation of your window handle by moving it to the locked and locked positions several times.

Window handles are essential components of any uPVC window and over time they may wear out or even break. If this happens, it's crucial to replace the damaged window handle as soon as is possible to avoid security risks and to ensure that your windows are operating correctly. Bridgewater Glass' expert team is available to assist you with an entirely new window handle for your home. Our team has been working with uPVC for a long time and is confident that they will offer you the best solution.