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UPVC Window Handle Replacement

It's easy to replace a broken window handle using the appropriate tools. It's important to know what kind of handle you have and its spindle size before you purchase a replacement.

Older uPVC windows feature handles with cockspurs, which have an extension spur that can lock over a cockspur wedge striker plate. They can be right-handed or left-handed and must be compatible when replaced.

What kind of lock and handle do I have?

There are many different types of window handles made from upvc and locks, each with its particular advantages and uses. The type of handle you have will determine how easy it is to open your windows and if the locking mechanism works in the way you want it to. Over time, and with regular use the upvc handles that are on your windows can become damaged and worn out. This makes them less secure and less effective. In some cases they could even fall off completely. If you notice that your upvc window handles have been removed, it's essential to fix them as soon as possible. This will prevent possible break-ins, and keep your house safe.

The good news is that replacing your window handles made of plastic is a simple task that is achievable by nearly everyone. You'll require some basic tools, but with the appropriate knowledge, it's a straightforward process that should only take a couple of minutes. It is important to be aware of the type of handle or lock that you have on your window. This will help you select the correct replacement sash windows.

Inline Espagnolette Handles

They are typically located on the side of the window. They are flat and feature a latch which engages the locking mechanism of the window frame. Inline upvc handles come with an elongated spindle that runs through middle of the handle and into the window frame to control the latch.

Cockspur Handles

These handles are typically located on older uPVC windows and feature distinct hook-shaped designs. Cockspur handles have one screw that is used to secure the handle to the frame of the window and are not as secure as other kinds of window handles.

Tilt and Turn Handles

The tilt and turn handles are different from other handles made of upvc in that they can be turned for opening the window, and then lowered into the window to ventilate. Generally, they have a 7mm spindle on the back of the handle and are available in left and right-handed versions.

It is essential to know the spindle size when buying new upvc handles. Not all are the exact same size. To test the length of your handle made of upvc, simply drop something into the middle of the hole, and then measure how far down it goes before it comes into contact with an obstruction. This is the maximum size of spindle that will fit into your windows.

What is a spindle?

uPVC window handles work in a similar manner as doors. By turning the handle, you will be able to operate a latch within the frame. The window can then be opened and closed. The handles could be damaged, especially if they're often used or are exposed to harsh conditions. This can leave you needing to replace your uPVC handles for windows as they may not operate the window properly anymore.

There are many types of uPVC handle options, including Espag, Cockspur, and Spaded handles. These handles are designed to fit in the uPVC frames in a variety of ways. Each handle uses a specific spindle to lock the mechanism into the window. It is essential to determine the type of handle you have installed on your uPVC windows to ensure that you replace it with the right one.

The base section of the handle will tell you what kind of uPVC it is. There should be a "snap in' cover over one screw which holds the handle base in the correct position. Once you remove this, you will be able see the screw that holds the handle base in position. Once both screws have been removed and you are able to pull the handle from the uPVC.

Once you have removed your uPVC window handle you need to carefully unscrew the spindle that was previously attached to the locking mechanism. Note the length of the spindle. You'll need purchase a new one that is the same length as the original handle and the locking device.

The spindle wears down and cannot operate the locking mechanism. This can be due to wear and tear from continuous use or loosening of the locking mechanism, or even corrosion over time. If this happens, you will have to replace both the window handle and the locking mechanism to restore the full functionality of your uPVC Windows.

How do I get rid of my old handle?

Window handles can become damaged or destroyed over time. It is essential to fix them as soon as possible to ensure your safety. It is simple to replace a damaged or worn handle. The task can be accomplished in less than an hour without the need of special tools.

To remove the handle, first remove the screw located at the base of the handle. Once this is removed the handle will be pulled away from the base. There will be another screw located at the bottom of the handle's base and this can be removed too. Once these two screws have been removed, the handle will be removed from the window's base.

Once the old handle is removed, you can take the new handle and line up the fixing holes with the holes that are currently in the window frame. There may be a tiny cap or sticker on the new handle, so remove them if needed and then screw the handle in its place. Once the handle is in place it is important to test that it is working by turning the handle and ensuring that the lock mechanism activates.

Espag handles come with a spindle that protrudes from the handle and slots into a multipoint locking mechanism in the frame of the window. Cadenza windows have a blade with cutouts which fit into the lock mechanism. Cockspur handles are long and are hung over the frame that surrounds the window or the transom crossmember of the bar.

After you have put in the new handle, place the spindle into the window lock and tighten it. Once the handle is securely fixed, replace the'snap in' cover and the screw cap (if applicable). Now that the handle is ready for use, open and close the window a few times to make sure it is working properly and securely.

How do I install the new handle?

It's not that difficult to change the handle on your Upvc windows. The process is simple. You'll need a screwdriver, and a bit of patience. The first thing to do is to ensure that the old handle is in the unlocked position and then take out any screws that are visible. you can replace them with screw caps if needed. After you have removed the handle, you will need to note the length of the spindle that extends from the back. This is important because it will determine the type of handle you need to purchase.

Espagnolette handles that are made of uPVC are the most sought-after type of handle. The spindle passes through the handle to activate the locking mechanism in the window frame. The handle releases the latch and allows the window to open. In regular use and over time, espagnolette handles may be damaged.

Cadenza handles are a second type of uPVC window handle, which is typically used on tilt and turn windows. They feature a protruding knife that is operated by a multi-point locking mechanism inside the window. They are more secure than an espagnolette handles because they are able to open from the inside. They can be replaced with the same procedure as espagnolette handles, however you should make sure that the new handle has an angled blade instead of a flat one.

Once you have determined the right handle for you then you can line up the new handle with the screw holes, and then screw it into place. Then, put the screws on and test your new handle. This is accomplished by shifting the handle from the locked position to the unlocked and then back to the locked position a few times. If you encounter any issues, it could be worth contacting a specialist to see if they can help resolve the problem. They can advise you on how to fix the issue in a timely and effective way.