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Choosing uPVC Replacement Window Handles Window handles are a crucial element of your uPVC windows and must match to the existing frame. The most important thing is the spindle's length, which determines if your new uPVC handle will fit. Use the table below as a quick reference to measure the length of the spindle of your uPVC handle. This will ensure you order the appropriate replacement window handle for your double glazed window. Espag Handle Espag handles are commonly found on upvc (but they are also used in timber and aluminum). The handles feature a square spindle that extends out from the handle's back and locks into the multi-point locking mechanism on the window. The handle is used to control the locking mechanism that is attached to the window. Window handles for Espag are available in a variety of options that differ depending on the style you choose and the function you'd like to achieve from them. Some are equipped with a push-button for a 'locked closed' position, as well as key-locking (and non-locking with fire escape if needed). A majority of them meet the Secure by design specification for an additional level of security. They also come with different sizes of spindles that can be modified by using spindle sleeves to reduce the size of protruding spindles. Yale has tested the espagnolette handles we provide to ensure they meet the requirements you would expect. They work with windows made of upvc or timber windows, as well as frames made of aluminium. We have a range of colors and match the handle with your hinges. Another important aspect of espagnolette handles is their step height. window handles is the distance from the bottom of the handle to the point where it rests on the frame, and it is essential to make sure it's right to ensure a secure and tight fit. The majority of our handles are 43mm apart between the screw hole centres, which is the industry standard. You can pick between straight or cranked handles. Cranked handles are perfect for situations where the espagnolette handle will be situated close to the edge of the frame because they provide more room to open the window. Our upvc handle replacement range includes a variety of finishes, styles and colours that complement the decor of your home, such as satin nickel, polished chrome and antique brass. Some of our products feature a soft-close system to reduce the sound your windows make when they close. Cockspur Handle The Cockspur Window Handle is a handle that was designed specifically for the designer who wants to offer their customers a fashionable and high quality design. These handles are suited to either uPVC or aluminium windows and are operated by a spur on the handle that locks over the frame's edge to secure the window. This window handle is also lockable so that it only opens when pushed. This gives you additional security. The handle comes in five different finishes and both left hand and right hand versions that allow the designer to meet the needs of a wider range of windows. The cockspur window handle is supplied with three packing pieces of different thicknesses. This allows them to be adjusted to a variety of backset sizes. Each packer can be removed from the handle nose or added to the step size to achieve an optimum distance of 9mm and 21mm. The handle is available in left and right handed versions, and both with a straight or curved nose design. It is essential to determine the height of your current handle before purchasing a new handle to ensure that it will fit properly. The wrong handle can lead to a variety of problems, including the inability of the window to be shut. This could be a headache for homeowners and cause unnecessary stress. A Cockspur handle is a kind of handle that is found on older uPVC and timber windows as well as on a few aluminium windows. These handles don't have any window locks integrated unlike Espag handles that are used on modern windows. They also come with a shootbolt or Espagnolette bar lock. The espagnolette (often abbreviated to 'espag') handle is the most popular type of handle found on new uPVC casement windows. The Yale Encloser locking mechanism is activated when you turn the espagnolette handles. This is much safer than a traditional cockspur handle or the standard British handle. This is because when you turn the espagnolette handle it turns multiple locks in the window frame to secure it. Turn and Tilt Handle These windows are a popular option for those seeking to improve the airflow in their homes, while giving an added layer of security. As the name suggests, they come with an option to tilt and turn that allows the window to tilt open at 90 degrees, providing an opening of a smaller size or to drop down into a hopper-style design for full ventilation. This dual function also gives them a unique appearance which can add a real wow factor to your double glazed window. Tilt and turn windows tend to be more complicated than other styles of double glazed windows, which increases their cost as they require more components and require additional labor for installation. However, these windows are worth the investment as they can add value to your property and provide a host of benefits. One of the major benefits is that they allow you to clean your windows from the inside without the need for ladders outside. This is ideal for those who live in high-rise buildings or flats, as it eliminates the need to be concerned about falling from an elevated position. Tilt-and-turn windows offer extra security, since they lock when they are tilted. This means that intruders aren't able to open them from inside. These handles are typically found on European style windows in Germany and other European countries, but they can also be used in UK homes. The uPVC replacement handle is usually a spindle based one and has a 7mm square spindle which is typically found in lengths of 32mm, 38mm and 44mm. The handle's base is also more wide than other handles, which is why they are known as a tilt-safe window handle because it is only able to be turned to open the window once it has been locked in either the closed or tilt position. To replace a uPVC window handle that turns and turns, you need to first remove the old handle using a screwdriver. The screws are usually hidden behind a sprung-loaded backplate. Simply lift the backplate and then twist it until you can see two screw holes. You can determine the distance between the two screw holes by using a ruler or tape measuring device. This will usually be 43mm from centre to center. Once you have the measurement, you can order the right handle size to be a perfect fit for your uPVC windows. Aluminium Handle Made from durable diecast aluminium. It is finished in a fashionable matte black colour. Concealed fixings Aluminum handles are usually constructed from weatherproof and corrosion-resistant alloys. They are strong enough to meet the requirements of the construction industry. It can be easily shaped by industrial metal processing such as forging and extrusion and offers the flexibility and virtually unlimited design options. In addition, aluminium is extremely sturdy and has a great strength-to-weight ratio. It can withstand the harshest conditions. It is also immune to UV radiation and can be employed indoors. It is extremely versatile and can also be coloured to match any aesthetic. From classic imitations of hardware metals to lively applications of hundreds of pure colors, the possibilities are endless. In addition, unlike iron, aluminum isn't rusty or need regular maintenance. This is because it has an oxide layer that naturally shields it from damage. The protective layer can be strengthened by a variety of methods, like powder coating or anodizing to give it additional resistance to corrosion. It will last for a long time without needing regular maintenance or cleaning. It is also an eco-friendly material and 100 percent recyclable. This makes it the ideal choice for residential, industrial commercial, and residential structures. It also offers the highest efficiency in thermal efficiency and is fire-proof.