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Choosing uPVC Replacement Window Handles Window handles are an integral component of uPVC frames and must be matched to the existing frame. The size of the spindle determines whether your new uPVC handles will fit. Check out the table below for a quick checklist for measuring your uPVC window handle's spindle. This will ensure that you purchase the right replacement window handle for your double glazed window. Espag Handle Espag handles are typically found on Upvc (but they're also used in timber and aluminum). The handles have a square spindle that extends from the handle's back and locks into the multi-point locking mechanism on the window. By turning the handle, you control the mechanism that locks and unlocks the locking points around the window. Window handles made of Espag are available in a variety of styles and functions. Some come with an option to push-button to lock the' closed position and key-locking (and non-locking with fire escape if needed). Many meet the Secure by Design specification to provide an additional level of security. They also come with a variety of spindle sizes that can be modified by using spindle sleeves to reduce the size of protruding spindles. The handles we provide in espagnolette have been tested by Yale to ensure that they are up to the standards you would expect from a reputable brand. They're suitable for timber, upvc and aluminum windows. We have a variety of colours available, as well as the option of matching the handle to your existing hinges. Another important aspect of handles made from espagnolette is their step height. This is the distance from the top of the handle up to where it sits on the frame, so it is essential to get it right in order to ensure a secure and tight fit. Fortunately, the majority of our handles are in line with industry standards, with 43mm between screw hole centres. Like other kinds of handles, you can choose between straight and cranked designs. Cranked handles are perfect for situations where the espagnolette handle is going to be situated close to the frame's edge because they provide more clearance for opening the window. Our range of replacement handles for upvc includes a variety of finishes, styles, and colours that will suit the decor of your home, including satin nickel, polished chrome, and antique brass. Some of our products feature soft-close technology to lessen the sound your windows make when they close. Cockspur Handle The Cockspur Window Handle was developed for fabricators who want to provide their customers with an elegant and premium design. These handles can be used with either uPVC or aluminium windows. They function by incorporating a spur on the handle which locks onto the edge of the frame to secure the window. window handles can also be locked so that it only opens when pushed, giving you additional security. The handle is available in five different finishes, both 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 packer can be removed from the handle nose or added to the size of the step to get the desired distance between 9mm and 21mm. The handle is also available in left and right handed versions and both either a straight or curly nose design. If you are looking for a replacement for your existing handles for cockspurs, it is important to measure the current handle height to make sure that the new handle is appropriate for the position. A wrong handle can cause a range of issues, including the inability for the window to be closed. This can be a hassle for homeowners and cause unnecessary stress. A cockspur is a handle used on older uPVC, timber and aluminium windows. These handles do not have any integrated window locks unlike Espag handles which are used on modern windows and include a shootbolt or Espagnolette bar lock. The espagnolette (often shortened to “espag”) handle is the most common handle that is found on new uPVC casement windows. When you turn the espagnolette handle it activates the Yale Encloser locking system which is more secure than a conventional cockspur or british standard 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 popular with people who want to increase the airflow in their homes as well as add a layer of security. As the name suggests, they come with the ability to turn and tilt which allows the window to open up at 90 degrees, allowing a small opening or to drop into a hopper-style design to allow for complete ventilation. The dual functionality gives them an attractive appearance that can really add to the appeal of your double glazed windows. Tilt and turn windows tend to be more complex compared to other styles of double glazed windows, which adds to their cost as they require more components and additional labour during installation. They are worth the investment as they can add value and provide numerous advantages to your home. The main benefit of these ladders is that they allow you to clean your windows without the need for external ladders. This is perfect for those who live in high rise structures or flats since it eliminates the need to go outside and risk falling from the high height. Tilt-and-turn windows provide additional security, as they lock when they are tilted. This means that burglars cannot open them from the inside. Most often, you'll see these handles typically on European style windows, specifically those in Germany, but you can also have them installed in UK homes. The uPVC replacement handle is usually an a spindle-based handle and uses a 7mm square spindle which is typically found in lengths of 32mm, 38mm or 44mm. The base of the handle is also more wide than the majority of handles. This is why they are referred to as a 'tilt safe' window handle because it is only able to be turned to open the window after it has been locked into either a closed or tilt position. To replace a uPVC window handle that is tilted and turns, first take off the old handle using a screwdriver. The screws are typically hidden behind a backplate that is sprung loaded. Simply lift the backplate and twist it to reveal two screw holes. With an instrument such as a ruler or tape measure, you can measure the distance between these two screws which is usually 43mm centre to center. Once you've got the measurement you can then select the appropriate size handle to match your uPVC windows. Aluminium Handle Made from durable diecast aluminium. Finished in a stylish look matt-black colour. Typically made from corrosion resistant and weatherproof alloys, the aluminum handle is robust enough to meet the requirements of the construction industry. It is easily formed by industrial metal processing, such as extrusion and forging, giving it the flexibility and virtually unlimited design possibilities. Furthermore, aluminum is extremely sturdy and has an excellent strength-to-weight ratio. It can withstand the harshest conditions. It is also resistant to UV radiation and can be used indoors. It is extremely versatile and can also be colored to match any aesthetic. From classic imitations of hardware metals to lively applications that use hundreds of pure colors The possibilities are endless. Aluminum is not rusty and requires no maintenance. This is due to a natural oxide coating that shields it from damage. The protective layer can be further enhanced through a variety of treatments such as anodizing and powder coating to give you an additional layer of protection against corrosion. It can last for decades without the need for routine maintenance or cleaning. It is also an environmentally friendly material that is 100 percent recyclable. This makes it the ideal choice for residential, industrial commercial, and residential buildings. It is also fire-safe and has a high thermal efficiency.