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Choosing uPVC Replacement Window Handles Window handles are a fundamental part of uPVC frames and must match the frame. The size of the spindle determines if your new uPVC handles will fit. Use the table below as a quick guide to measure the length of the spindle of your uPVC handle. This will ensure that you purchase the correct replacement window handle for your double-glazed window. Espag Handle Espag handles are the most commonly used type of handle that is found on windows made of upvc (they're also commonly used in timber and aluminium too). The handles feature a square spindle that extends out from the back of the handle and locks into the multi-point locking mechanism that is on the window. By turning the handle, you operate the system that locks and unlocks the locking points around the window. Window handles made of Espag are available in many different styles and functions. Some are equipped with the option of a button for a locked closed' position, as well as key-locking (and non-locking for fire escape when needed). Many meet the Secure by Design specification to provide an added level of security. They also come with different sizes of spindles that can be modified by using spindle sleeves to reduce the size of the spindles protruding from them. The espagnolette handles we offer have been tested by Yale to ensure that they meet the strict standards you would expect from a brand and are suitable for upvc, timber and aluminum windows. We have a range of colors available and also the option of matching the handle to your hinges. The step height is an additional important aspect of espagnolette handle. This is the distance from the bottom of the handle to the point where it rests on the frame, which is why it's essential to ensure it's to ensure a tight and secure fit. Fortunately, a majority of our handles conform to industry standard with 43mm between the screw hole centres. You can pick between straight or cranked handles. Cranked handles are perfect for situations where the espagnolette handles will be situated close to the edge of the frame as they can give you more space to open the window. Our upvc handle replacement range offers a range of finishes, styles, and colors that match the decor in your home, including polished chrome, satin nickel and antique brass. Some of our handles have a soft-close feature to reduce the sound of your windows slamming shut. Cockspur Handle The Cockspur Window Handle is a handle that was designed specifically for the fabricator who wants to offer their customers a fashionable and premium design. These handles are compatible with either uPVC windows or aluminium frames. They work by having spurs that lock over the frame's edge to secure the window. The window handle can be locked to ensure that it opens only when pushed, providing additional security. The handle comes in five different finishes, with left and right handed versions. This allows the fabricators to provide more windows. The window handle for the cockspur cockspur comes with three packing pieces that are of different thicknesses. This allows them to be adjusted to a range of sizes for backsets. Each piece fits snugly under the handle's nose and can be removed or incorporated into the size of the step to create a different backset which ranges from 9mm up to 21mm. The handle is also available in right or left handed versions and both either a straight or curly nose design. If you are looking for an alternative to your current handles for cockspurs, you need to measure the current handle height to ensure that the new handle is appropriate for the position. A wrong handle can cause a range of problems, including the inability of the window to be shut. This can be a nuisance for homeowners and cause unnecessary stress. A handle called a cockspur is a form of handle that is found on older uPVC and timber windows as well as on a few aluminum windows. These handles do not have any integrated window locks unlike Espag handles that are used on modern windows and include shootbolts or Espagnolette bar lock. The espagnolette (often shortened to “espag”) handle is the most popular handle that is found on new uPVC casement windows. When you turn the handle espagnolette it activates an Encloser locking mechanism from Yale that is much more secure than the traditional cockspur or british standard handle. This is due to the fact that the espagnolette handle turns multiple locks to secure the window frame. Handle with Tilt and Turn These windows are a popular option for those looking to increase the ventilation in their homes, while providing an added level of security. As the name suggests they offer the ability to turn and tilt that allows the window to tilt open at 90 degrees, providing an opening of a smaller size or to drop into a hopper-style design to provide full airflow. The dual functionality makes them look attractive that can really add to the appeal of your double glazed windows. Tilt and turn windows are more complicated than other double-glazed windows, which adds to their price because they require more parts and a lot of labor during installation. However, these windows are well worth the investment because they can add value to your property and provide a host of advantages. One of the major benefits is that they permit you to clean your windows from the inside without the need for ladders that are outside. door handles is ideal for people who live in high rise flats or buildings as it eliminates the need to go outside and the risk of falling from a high height. Tilt and turn windows offer additional security because the window locks when in a tilted position which means that intruders who want to get inside cannot open them from the inside. Most often, you'll see handles like this typically on European style windows, especially those in Germany, but you can also have them installed in UK homes. The uPVC replacement handle is usually made of a spindle and is fitted with 7mm square spindles which is commonly available in lengths of 32mm, 38mm and 44mm. The base of this handle is also larger than other handles, which is why it's called a “tilt-safe” window handle. It is only opened after the window is locked into a closed position or tilted. To replace a uPVC window handle that turns and turns, you need to first remove the old handle using the screwdriver. The screws are usually hidden behind a sprung-loaded backplate. Simply lift the backplate and twist it to reveal two screw holes. You can determine the distance between the two screw holes by using the ruler or tape measuring device. This is typically 43mm from the centre to the centre. Once you've got the measurement, you can select the appropriate size handle to fit your uPVC windows. Aluminium Handle Made from durable diecast aluminium Finished in stylish matte black colour. Concealed fixings Aluminum handles are generally made of corrosion-resistant and weatherproof alloys. They are sturdy enough to meet the demands of the construction industry. It can also be formed easily by industrial metal processing techniques like extrusion, forging and casting, giving it a high degree of flexibility and nearly infinite design possibilities. Aluminium is also extremely sturdy, with a great strength-toweight ratio. It can withstand the harshest conditions. It is also immune to UV radiation and can be used indoors. It's also extremely versatile and can be colored to suit any aesthetic. The possibilities are endless. From traditional emulations to hardware metals to vibrant colors of hundreds or pure colors. Aluminum isn't rusty and requires no maintenance. This is because it has a natural oxide coating that shields it from damage. The protective layer can be further strengthened through a variety of treatments like anodizing or powder coating to offer an additional level of protection against corrosion. It can last for many decades without any maintenance or cleaning. Additionally, it is an environmentally friendly material that is 100 100% recyclable. This makes it an ideal choice for commercial, residential and industrial constructions. It is also fire-safe and offers thermal efficiency.