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Choosing uPVC Replacement Window Handles

Window handles are a crucial element of your uPVC windows and should be matched to the frame. The size of the spindle determines if the new uPVC handles will fit.

Use the table below as a quick guide to determine the spindle length of your uPVC handle. This will assist you in determining the select the proper window handle replacement for your double-glazed window.

Espag Handle

Espag handles are commonly found on Upvc (but they're also used in aluminium and timber). They feature a square spindle that extends from the back of the handle and then enters into the multi-point sash lock door handles mechanism that is attached to the window. By turning the handle you control the mechanism that locks and unlocks the locking points around the window.

Window handles from Espag are available in a variety of options that differ according to the style you select and the purpose you'd like to achieve from them. Some have an option to push a button for a locked closed position, and key-locking. (And nonlocking for fire escape when required.) A majority of them meet the Secure by Design specification to provide an extra level of security. They are also available with various sizes of spindles that can be adjusted by using spindle sleeves to reduce the size of the protruding spindles.

The espagnolette handles we sell have been tested by Yale to ensure that they meet the strict standards you'd expect from such a reputable brand. They're suitable for upvc, timber and aluminium windows. We have a range of colours available along with an option to match the handle to the hinges you already have.

Another important feature of espagnolette handles is their step height. This is the distance between the bottom of the handle and the point where it rests on the frame. It's crucial to have this in order to ensure a secure and secure fit. Fortunately, the majority of our handles comply with industry standards of 43mm between screw hole centres.

As with other types of window handles of handles, you can pick between straight and Cranked styles. Cranked handles are great for situations where the espagnolette handle will be placed close to the edge of the frame because they provide more room to open the window.

Our upvc handle replacement range includes a variety of finishes, styles and colours that will suit the decor in your home, including satin nickel, polished chrome, and antique brass. Some of our products come with a soft-close system to reduce the sound that windows create when they slam shut.

Cockspur Handle

The Cockspur uvpc window handles Handle was designed for manufacturers who wish to provide their customers with an elegant and premium design. These handles can be used with either uPVC or aluminium windows and function by incorporating an incline on the handle that is secured over the edge of the frame to secure the window. The window handle can be locked so that it only opens when pushed, providing additional security. The handle comes in five different finishes, in both left and right handed versions. This allows the fabricators to cater for more windows.

The cockspur window handles are provided with 3 packing pieces with different thickness, which allows them to be adjusted to a broad range of backset sizes. Each packer can be removed from the handle's nose or added to the step size to create the desired distance between 9mm and 21mm. The handle is available in left or right handed versions and either a straight or curly nose option.

It is essential to determine the height of your current handle prior to buying a new handle to ensure it will fit correctly. The wrong handle can lead to a variety of issues, such as the inability of the window to be closed. This could be a hassle for homeowners and can lead to stress that is not needed.

A handle called a cockspur is a form of handle that can be found on older uPVC and timber windows as well as on a few aluminium windows. These types of handles do not have any kind of window lock, as opposed to an Espag handle, which is found on more modern windows that will incorporate shootbolts as well as an Espagnolette bar window lock.

The espagnolette (often reduced to "espag") handle is the most popular handle type that can be that is found on the latest uPVC casement windows. The Yale Encloser locking mechanism is activated when you turn the handles of the espagnolette. This is much safer than traditional cockspur handles or British standard handle. This is because when you turn the espagnolette handle it rotates multiple locks within the window frame to secure it.

Handle with Tilt and Turn

These windows are popular with people who want to improve the amount of airflow inside their home while also adding a level of security. Like the name suggests, they have an option to tilt and turn which allows the window to open at 90 degrees, giving a small opening or to drop into a hopper style for full ventilation. The dual function makes them look attractive that can really add to the wow factor of double-glazed windows.

Tilt and turn windows tend to be more complex compared to other double-glazed windows, which increases their cost as they require more components and require additional labor for installation. However, these windows are worth the investment because they add value to your property and offer a variety of advantages.

The primary benefit of these ladders is that you can clean your windows without the need for external ladders. This is perfect for those who live in high-rise buildings or flats as it removes the need to go outside and the risk of falling from an elevated height. Tilt-and-turn windows provide extra security, since they lock when they are in a tilted position. This means that intruders cannot open them from the inside.

These handles are usually found on European style windows in Germany and other European countries, but they can also be installed in UK homes. The uPVC replacement handle is typically a spindle based one and has 7mm square spindles which is commonly found in lengths of 32mm, 38mm and 44mm. The base of the handle is usually wider than the majority of handles. This is the reason they are referred to as a 'tilt safe' window handle because it can only be turned to open the window once it is locked in either an open or tilt position.

To replace a uPVC window handle that is tilted and turns, you need to first remove the old handle with a screwdriver. The screws are typically hidden behind a sprung loaded backplate, simply lift this and twist to reveal the two screw holes. You can determine the distance between the two screw holes with an instrument such as a ruler or tape measurement device. This is typically 43mm from centre to centre. Once you've got your measurement, you can then order the right size handle for your uPVC window.

Aluminium Handle

The diecast aluminum is finished in a stylish matt black colour.

Typically made from corrosion resistant and weatherproof alloys, the handle of aluminum is sturdy enough to meet construction industry requirements. It is easily shaped by industrial metal processing, like extrusion and forging and offers the flexibility and virtually unlimited design options.

Additionally, aluminium is extremely strong and has a great strength-to-weight ratio. It can withstand the harshest conditions. Furthermore, it is resistant to the ultraviolet radiation that can harm it which makes it safe to use indoors. It is extremely versatile and can be colored to match any aesthetic. From traditional imitations of hardware metals, to vibrant applications that use hundreds of pure colors The possibilities are endless.

Aluminum isn't rusty and doesn't require any maintenance. This is due to a natural oxide coating that shields it from damage. The protective layer can be further enhanced by a variety of methods like anodizing and powder coating to provide an additional level of protection against corrosion. It can last for a long time without the need for routine maintenance or cleaning. It is also 100% recyclable and eco-friendly. This makes it the ideal choice for residential, industrial, and commercial buildings. It also offers thermal efficiency and is fire-safe.