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Replacement Window Handle

Window handles made of uPVC have a spindle that runs through them which engages with the lock mechanism inside the frame. As time passes, this mechanism can become loose or even break.

It is easy to repair a damaged window handle. First you must open the window and take off any screws that are exposed (these will often be hidden behind caps made of plastic). This will reveal the spindle which you can then cut to the correct length.

What's the issue?

As time passes, 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 a variety of reasons, including overuse and aging as well as exposure to harsh elements such as freezing temperatures. If you notice that the handle of your window has changed or is no longer in good condition, it's recommended to speak with a uPVC expert to find the most suitable replacement for your specific type of window.

In general, uPVC window types are designed to work with a variety of locks and handles. It is a good idea to seek out the experts at Truth Hardware to find the right replacement handle for your awning or casement windows. This will help ensure that the handle is put in correctly and provide you with a long-lasting solution that's both robust and secure.

If you find that your window handle has a blocker in the form of an iron "tongue" which prevents the handle from turning involuntarily, then you need to know that this is a security feature that protects you and your family against accidental opening of the window at an unfavourable angle. To avoid accidentally activating the blocker, press both the unlocker and the seal of the window profile at the same time.

Another possible reason for your uPVC window handle to stop functioning properly could be because the lubricant has dried. This issue is seen with uPVC window composite door handles because they are exposed to the elements for a long period of time. If you notice that your uPVC window handles are not functioning properly, you can try to re-lubricate the mechanism by applying an oil-based coating around the sash spindle and the worm gear (Photo 1).

Do I need a new lock?

Window handles are an essential part of windows, since they aid in opening and close. However, with time, they will be damaged or worn out and require replacement. Luckily it's a simple and simple job.

There are numerous kinds of uPVC handles available, each with distinct functions. The window handle is the most commonly used. It serves a basic function, allowing users to open or close windows. A lockable uPVC handle is available to homeowners who are more concerned with security. This handle can be locked with a key to offer an additional layer of security and meet home insurance requirements in most instances.

There are also a number of variants that come with additional features. Some uPVC window handles have buttons that can be pressed to serve as a security device for children. This is a fantastic choice for families with young children as it can deter them from trying to escape by opening the window.

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

Regardless of which type of uPVC window handle is required, it is essential that the right replacement is identified to ensure a high level of safety and performance. To ensure this, it is recommended that the spindle of the current window handle be measured because this will provide an ideal reference point for the replacement to be inserted. This will prevent the replacement from being too loose or displaced, which may lead to more damage and security issues.

What kind of lock and handle do I have?

Most uPVC windows have window handles, and as they are subject to constant use, wear and tear, and sometimes, the effects of intruders or the weather, they could get damaged and require replacement. But before you rush out and buy a new handle and lock, it's worth taking an examination to find out exactly what type of lock and handle you currently have. This will ensure that you purchase the correct replacement and that it will be a perfect fit. It will also help prevent damage to your windows and provide maximum security.

There are two kinds of uPVC window handle and lock handle: cockspur and espagnolette handles. Both have with a locking mechanism inside the window frame, but they differ from each other in how they do so. The majority of the handles of espagnolette have a spindle that is inserted into the lock gearbox and then rotates the rods for the shoot bolt to open the window. They are typically used in tilt and turn uPVC windows.

Cockspur handles On the other hand are equipped with an elongated lever that connects to a wedge-shaped striker plate on the inside of the frame. These handles are usually found on older uPVC window frames and offer additional security because they lock at both the top of the frame and the bottom.

It's time to replace the lock and handle. First, ensure that the window is opened. Remove the screw at the top of the handle base. This will reveal two additional screws, which you can also remove. After you have removed all the old parts, you can simply insert the new handle and screw into the remaining screws. Make sure you replace the screw cap caps if there are any.

Do I require a Cockspur?

A Cockspur handle is fitted with the appearance of a spur (or nose) to the right side of it that locks onto the wedge that is on the window frame. These handles are fitted on older uPVC windows, as well as on some aluminium windows.

They are simple to put in. Simply screw them in the same manner as you removed the previous handle. You should test your new handle first, in the event that the spindle's placement isn't correct. After you've tried it and you're satisfied, you can screw the handle in position and then install an end cap to cover the spindle's top.

If you have Cockspur handles, it's essential to determine the distance between the screw plate's base and the underside of the handle. This is also known as the 'nose and is an important measurement to determine the correct size of replacement handles.

There are a range of replacement handles for your windows, these include Espag handles that are usually used on the latest double glazed windows. You can also select tilt and turn handles, spade handles or monkey tail window handle options. These handles are compatible with either uPVC windows or aluminium ones.

Monkey tail handles are among the most attractive and appealing types of window handle and can be fitted to a range of window styles, ranging from uPVC casement windows to timber sash windows. These handles are perfect for those looking to improve the security of their home without having to replace the entire window system. This kind of handle is used in conjunction with the shotbolt, and is extremely easy to use open or closed.

How do I change my window handle?

If you need a replacement window handle because of breakage or to improve the look of your home, it's a relatively simple operation that you can complete yourself. It's crucial to do it correctly to ensure safety and functionality.

Open the window slightly while keeping the handle in an open position. Remove the screws from the top and bottom of the handle with a screwdriver. Then shift the handle back to an unlocked or open position and screw in the new one. Make sure that the spindle of the new handle is fitted into the lock mechanism in the same manner as the spindle of the old handle was (a small test can be conducted by dropping something in the middle hole and observing how deep it goes, without hitting anything).

Once the handle has been fitted, replace the screw caps, making sure not to lose them. Test the operation of your window handle for double glazed window by moving it between the locked and locked positions several times.

Window handles are a crucial part of any uPVC window, and over time they can wear down or even break. It is crucial to replace damaged window handles as quickly as you can in order to prevent security issues and 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 been working with uPVC for many years and is confident that they will provide you with the ideal solution.