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Replacement Window Handle

uPVC window handles have a spindle that runs through them, which is connected to the lock mechanism inside the frame. Over time, this can become loose, and eventually break.

The process of replacing a damaged window handle is very easy and straightforward. Open the window and remove all screws (often hidden behind plastic caps). This will reveal the spindle which you can cut to the desired length.

What's the issue?

Over time, your window handle can begin to display signs of wear and tear, which eventually will result in it needing replacement. This could be due to many reasons like excessive use, aging, and exposure to harsh environments like freezing temperatures. If you notice your window handle is damaged or no longer functioning It's a good idea to talk to a uPVC expert to determine the most suitable replacement for your type of window.

In general, the majority of uPVC windows are designed to work with various handle variations and lock types. However, it's an excellent idea to check with the experts at Truth hardware to find the right replacement handle for your particular casement or awning window. This will help ensure that the handle is put in correctly and will provide you with a long-lasting solution that's robust and secure.

If you observe that your window handle is equipped with a "tongue" of steel that stops it from turning involuntarily, you must be aware that this safety feature will protect you and your family from opening the window at an unfavorable position. To prevent accidentally activating this blocker, press both the unlocker and the seal on the window profile simultaneously.

The lubricant that is in the handle of your uPVC handle might have dried out. This is a common issue with uPVC handles because they may be exposed to elements for long durations of time, which could cause them to dry out. If you notice that your uPVC window handles are not working properly, you may want to relubricate the mechanism by applying some oil around the sash spindle and worm gear (Photo 1).

Do I need to replace my lock?

Window handles are an integral part of windows, as they assist in opening and close. As time passes, window handles can be damaged or worn out and need to be replaced. This is a simple and straightforward job.

There are many different types of uPVC handles to choose from with each having its own unique function. The most common is the standard window handle, which has a simple purpose designed to allow the user to open and shut the window. For more security-conscious homeowners there is the lockable uPVC window handle is also available. It can be locked with a key, which provides an extra layer of security and satisfying home insurance requirements in many instances.

There are also a variety of variations that have additional features. For example, some uPVC window handles come with the option of a button that is used to act as an emergency child safety device. This is a great option for families with children, as it can help to deter children from opening the window in an attempt to escape.

Additionally is the case, there are several options designed to improve the efficiency of energy used by a home. The window handle can be used to shut the window. This can reduce the loss of heat, and keeps the interior of the property warm.

Whatever type of uPVC window handle is required, it is essential that the correct replacement is identified to ensure a high level of safety and functionality. It is recommended to measure the spindle of the window handle to use it as a base for the new handle. This will stop the replacement from becoming loose or misaligned and causing further damage and possibly security issues.

What type of lock or handle do I have?

Most uPVC windows come with window handles. As they are constantly exposed to use, wear and tear, and sometimes the consequences of intruders and the weather, they can become damaged and need replacing. It is important to know the type of handle you have before buying a new one. This will help ensure you purchase the correct replacement and ensure it will fit perfectly, preventing damage to your window and providing maximum security.

There are two types of uPVC handles and locks: cockspur handles and espagnolette handles. Both operate a locking mechanism within the window frame, however they are slightly different from one another in the way they do this. The majority of the handles with espagnolette feature a spindle that is inserted into the lock gearbox and then turns the rods of the shoot bolt to open the window. They are most commonly employed in tilt and turn uPVC windows.

Cockspur handles come with a lever which hooks onto an inside striker plate in the shape of a wedge. They are typically found in older uPVC windows and provide extra security by locking at both the top and the bottom of the frame.

It's time to replace the handle and lock. First, make sure that the window is opened. Next, take the screw off the top of the handle's base. It is now possible to take out two screws. Once all the old handle components have been removed, it's just a matter of inserting the new handle for patio door, positioning it properly and then screwing in the two remaining screws. Be sure to replace the screws' cover caps, if any are present.

Do I need an cockspur handle?

A Cockspur handle has a spur (or nose) to the right side of it that locks onto the wedge that is on the window frame. These handles are used on older upvc door locks and handles and aluminium windows.

The handles are easy to put in. You simply screw them exactly the same way as you removed the previous handle. It is recommended to test the new handle first, in case the spindle's position is not correct. Once you've done this, you can screw the handle into place and attach a cap screw to the end of the spindle.

If you have Cockspur handles, it's important to determine the distance between the screw plate's base and the underside of the handle. This is also referred to as the 'nose height' and it's an important measure to fit replacement handles for upvc windows.

There are a variety of replacement handles for your windows, these include Espag handles that are usually fitted to newer double glazed windows. There are tilt and turn options for bifold door handles such as spade handles or monkey tail window handles, that can be fitted to either upvc chrome door handles or aluminum windows.

Monkey tail handles are among the most striking and attractive kinds of window handles. They can be fitted to a range of window styles, including uPVC casement windows through to timber sash windows. These handles are ideal for those who want to increase the security of their home without replacing the entire window system. This kind of handle can be used in conjunction with a shotbolt, and it's extremely easy to use it is closed or open.

How do I change the handle on my window?

You can easily replace your window handles if broken or you want to improve the look of your home. It's crucial to do it correctly in order to ensure safety and function.

The window should be opened slightly, while keeping the handle in an open position. Remove the screws from the top and bottom of the handle with the screwdriver. Then, put the handle into an unlocked/opening position and screw in the new one. Make sure that the spindle of the new handle is 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 seeing how deep it goes without hitting anything).

Once the handle has been fitted and the screws are replaced, you can replace them, ensuring that you do not lose the caps. Then, test the operation of your window handle by moving it to the locked and locked positions several times.

Window handles are a crucial part of any uPVC window and, over time, they can become worn out or even break. It is crucial to replace the damaged window handles as quickly as you can in order to avoid security issues and to ensure that your windows function properly. Bridgewater Glass' expert team will be happy to help you if you need a new window handle for your home. Our team has years of experience working with uPVC and we're confident that we'll have the perfect solution for your needs.