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Replacement Double Glazing Window Handles

If a double-glazed window handle breaks it is essential to replace it to ensure safety and function.

uPVC handles are operated by a spindle which runs through the middle of the handle into the lock mechanism in the window frame.

The step height of a uPVC handle can be determined by looking at the screw cover caps on the inside of the handle.

Tilt & Turn

Tilt and turn windows are a common choice in Europe but they've only recently started to gain popularity here in the UK. The advanced function of these windows makes them a fantastic option for new constructions and renovation projects. They are easy to open and close allowing the air to flow and light into your home.

The locking points on the sash and the rubber seal that wraps around the entire frame perimeter ensure that they are more airtight than other window types. Unlike uPVC casement windows, tilt and turn windows can be opened from both sides and this allows you to clean the exterior of your windows from inside your home.

It is essential to consider the step height when replacing window handles a tilt and turn window handle. This is the distance from the base of the handle up to where it is attached to the window frame. This is important because your window won't be able to properly open if you don't get it right.

Standard step heights for UPVC and tilt-and-turn windows made of aluminium are 21mm. Make sure the handle you choose comes with this same step height to ensure it fits your window.

Another factor to bear in mind when selecting the tilt and turn replacement window handle is the kind of operation it has. Some handles have an lever that is locked down, up at 90 degrees to tilt and straight upwards to open. This is referred to as a "tilt before turn" (TBT) safe handle, and you should utilize this feature when your children are around your home.

The majority of tilt and turn windows will feature a spindle on the handle's back that can be adjusted to different positions, similar to a conservatory door handles lock. The length of the spindle is also different. Some have a longer spindle that can be adjusted with a screwdriver. Some have a shorter shaft which can be adjusted by loosing the small screw at the base of the handle.

Casement

The casement window is one of the most popular type of double-glazed window due to a variety of reasons. It is simple to install and has excellent energy efficiency and noise reduction. However, there are typical issues with windows that homeowners need to be aware of. For example, if your casement window handle breaks it may be difficult to open the window.

Luckily, there are some easy steps you can follow to replace the handle on your white window handles and get it back to working. Follow these steps no matter if your casement window was put in place recently or has been in use for a while.

If your uPVC casement window has broken It is essential to fix it as quickly as possible. This will ensure your home's security and deter burglars. There are several alternatives to replace the window handle, which includes the cockspur handle and espag handles. However, it is important to choose the appropriate handle for the window you have. If you're having trouble opening your window, it is likely that the handle's spindle in the handle has worn out.

There are a few important things to think about when replacing the handles on your uPVC window casement. Included in this are the handle size along with the screw centres and spindle dimensions. Consider the lock type as well as the colour. The kind of handle you choose will determine the mechanism used to lock your window.

Today's uPVC windows have Espag handles. These handles control your uPVC window's multipoint lock with a espagnolette. The handles are available in a variety of colors and are available in unlocking or locking versions. They are available in both left and right opening styles.

Cockspur handles can be present on older uPVC double-glazed windows but are no longer used. The aluminium counterpart has a lower step height. They typically measure 21mm while the aluminum version is 9mm.

Another option for replacement double glazed window handles is to use blade or spade handles. These handles are similar to cockspur handles, but they have a shorter spindle. These handles are typically found on older wooden frames double glazed windows. They can also be seen on some uPVC Cottage windows.

Sash

If you have an old sash window you may have to replace the handles. This is because windows of this kind typically come with a system that comprises the counterweight, sash cord, pulley, and rails that allow the sash to move up and down with ease. The sash's movement assists in preventing moisture from entering the frame and cause wood rot or mould and allows the window to open to let in fresh air.

You'll have to determine the spindle of your sash windows to find the right handle. This can be found by looking at the back of the handle's base and determining how far it goes into the frame. You'll also need to consider whether the window is hand-operated, i.e. whether the handle opens anti-clockwise (right-handed) or clockwise (left-handed).

Once you've selected the right sash handles for your window, it's now time to decide if you need a tilt latch. A tilt latch is utilized to hold the window up and is able to be fitted on double or single-glazed windows. They're available in three types: internal tilt latches, tilt latches with slide-ins and tilt latches that are mounted on the surface.

For added security, you can also have a sash lock fitted to the windows sash. This will protect the window's opening and stop it from being pushed open by burglars.

There are many different styles of sash handles to choose from and Espag handles being the most commonly used for uPVC windows. These are typically slim and round, with a locking mechanism. There are also monkey tail and cockspur handles. These are often more suited to heritage windows and offer an attractive appearance however, they can be found on modern casement windows as well.

Vertical Sliding

While horizontal sliding windows are a favorite choice for large window openings, vertical ones are ideal for smaller spaces. They are easy to clean and provide great ventilation. They are also more affordable since they don't require any maintenance. They can be damaged if you accidentally drag the windows. This is why it's important to install these windows in a location that is out of reach of pets and children.

Vertical sliding windows can be opened by a simple movement left or right within a single frame. The spiral balance is usually made of a metal strip protruding from the window on one side and bent into a coiled form. When the window is lower, the spiral's hidden end rotates allowing the sash sash to be lowered or closed.

The most common kind of vertical sliding window is made of real timber that gives your home a classic appearance. If you prefer a more contemporary design, PVC-U is available in a range of colors and finishes to fit your taste. Some manufacturers also offer woodgrain-like finishes for a more authentic appearance.

In contrast to double-hung windows that can be difficult to open in certain circumstances, vertical sliding windows are more suited for those with mobility issues. They are also less vulnerable to moisture damage than wooden windows, which makes them a perfect choice for homes with children or seniors.

Certain homeowners add security features to their new sliding windows, which helps keep unwanted guests out of the home. To accomplish this, you need to wedge the scrap piece of wood into the lower sash. Then, you can affix the scrap wood to the frame to prevent it being fully opened. Consider adding a sliding bolt keyed lock to the frame if you prefer a more sophisticated solution. This will give you peace of mind that your windows are secure and your family will be able to gain access to them in the event of an emergency.