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Replacement Double Glazing Window Handles There are many options when replacing double glazing window handles. Identifying your handle type and determining the spindle's length will help you get the right handle for your uPVC windows. Espagnole (also called espag) window handles feature an espag-like spindle with a square shape that functions as a locking mechanism within the frame of your windows. They are available in a variety of styles, including cranked and in-line. Lever Handles Lever handles work by using the lever's motion to open and close the movable part of the window, often called the sash. This simple and simple to use handle works well with traditional and modern windows. This kind of handle can also be locked to prevent the window from opening from the outside – a common feature in uPVC double-glazed windows that are compliant with Home Insurance standards. Espag handles are found on uPVC windows, as well as aluminium and wood windows. Spindle-based, they are available in both right and left hand versions. The right size handle for your windows is based on the spindle's length which can be determined in two ways: how far the spindle protrudes from the back of the handle base or how far it goes into the frame. Once you have figured out the length of the spindle on your existing handle you will be able to easily locate an alternative. Remove the screws or pins that keep the handle in the position. This is done while the handle is in an open position to avoid it falling and breaking. If you have a pair of pliers on hand, these can be used to remove the pins. Once the old handle is removed, grab your new one and insert the new spindle into the handle using screws or pins as required. Then simply line up the holes for fixing the handle with the holes in your window and screw or insert the new handle, making sure it is securely and tightly. Replace the cap screws if necessary and you are all set to use your new double-glazed window handle. Espag Handles Espag handles are the latest type of handle that can be found on double glazed windows. They are designed to use an espagnolete lock, which is basically a multipoint locking mechanism attached around the perimeter of the window. These are the most secure handles that are available and come in many different designs. The Cadenza handle was designed by Cego and is the most well-known espag. The handle features a slim grip with a latch and catch as well as an easy release button. Often, the handle is equipped with a key lock system to add an extra layer of security. The Yale YWHLCK40 is another popular choice. It is among the most compact espag handles that are easy to put in. When buying espag handles, the most important factor to take into account is the spindle length. fix window handle is the distance between the base of the handle and the door frame. It determines how difficult or easy it will be to open and shut the window. It is important to check the spindle length of your window prior purchasing an entirely new handle. Check the step height on your Espag handle. This is the area beneath the handle, where it sits within the frame. It is used to determine the length of a 7mm square spindle. Different kinds of windows have utilized different measurements over time, but most modern uPVC windows come with the standard height of 21mm. Cockspur handles are a great alternative to espag handles, and are perfect for older or more intricate windows. They are easy to install and have a simple design with a high quality locking cylinder. They are typically found on Everest aluminium windows, however they can also be used in uPVC systems. Tilt and Turn Handles Turn and tilt handles can be found on dual action uPVC windows, aluminium and timber. The handles work as a “tilt” to open the window and turn it to open the window and a “turn” to let it fall into the “hopper” style to allow ventilation. This is the ideal solution for anyone wanting to control the flow of air in their home. Our range of replacement tilt and turn handle comes in a variety of designs and finishes to match your home's style. Espag handles are a different kind of replacement window handle typically used on uPVC double-glazed windows. These operate an interlocking multi-point device that is concealed in the frame, by turning the handle. They are available in straight or cranked versions, in different finishes, to match your ironmongery, such as chrome, black, or brass. It is essential to measure the spindle length when buying a the new espagnolette handle. This will determine how your window will open. This is usually indicated on the handle backplate with the number, such as '5 ¾' or '2/3'. Venetian handles are slimmer in design than espagnolette handles. They are designed to make space. They are perfect for those who have shutters or blinds on their windows, since they don't protrude as far and provide more space for them. These handles are suitable for left and right handed windows because the screw fixing holes are concealed under a cover plate at the base of the handle. These are easy to remove with a screwdriver by swivelling the cover plate away from the handle to reveal the screws beneath. They are suitable for older aluminium or uPVC window frames that do not have an internal locking mechanism. They are available in a variety of nib and nose sizes to fit windows with different profiles. Venetian Handles You may need to replace your old uPVC window handles with cockspurs. These are straight handles that turn left or right. Based on the direction of your window, you will need to ensure that the new handle you purchase is compatible with. Inline espag locks require that the handles point the same way which means that the new handle needs to have a corresponding'step height'. Step height is the distance between the handle's nose and the frame or base in which it sits. Different step heights have been employed over the years, but 21mm is the standard for uPVC and 9mm is usually found in windows made of aluminum. When purchasing a pair uPVC handles, you should be aware of the spindle and screw centres. Espag handles are most commonly used with uPVC double glazing. They operate the espagnolette lock which is attached to the windows. They are available in a variety of styles and colours and can be lockable or non-locking. Tilt and turn handles are typically found on modern uPVC windows, but they could also be used on timber windows too. They can be utilized to protect those who are unable to lift or opening windows. These handles are great for people who are disabled or elderly and prevent accidents from falling out of a window. When you are looking for a new pair of uPVC window handle it is important to find the perfect pair that suits your home. The correct handles can improve the appearance of a window and complement other ironmongery in your home. Click here to get quotes from trusted suppliers if you're looking to upgrade your double-glazing. Cockspur Handles Cockspur handles are usually found on older uPVC windows, and they feature a unique design that allows them to be secured with a key. They are simple to install and can be used on both uPVC and aluminum frames. The handle's nose is placed over a striker made of plastic that is fixed to the frame. It can be locked or unlocked using the handle's button. The cockspur handles differ from the handles for espag because they do not have a spindle. Most uPVC or aluminum window frames have an espag handle since it works with the multi-point lock that is fitted to the window. The espag handles are also used on tilt-and-turn windows, casement windows, windows, and a variety of other window designs. When it comes time to replace your handles on your cockspur, the first thing that you will need to do is measure your existing handles to find out the type of handle you have. The next step is to select a replacement handle. There are a myriad of types of handles to choose from, however espag handles are the most popular. The espag handle differs from cockspur handles because it has a spindle which turns the locks to secure the window. This makes it more secure than a traditional cockspur handle. It's also a great choice for those looking to replace their old, double-glazed windows. The espag handle comes in a variety of sizes that will fit in your window and it is crucial to choose the correct size. You can determine the spindle length by taking a look at the handle bottom or back of the handle. This measurement will determine how far the handle's nose will be from the window or door.