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Replacing Double Glazed Window Handle

Replacing a double-glazed window handle is fairly simple when you follow the proper steps. You must first determine the type of handle you want to replace and determine the spindle size.

Cockspur handles can be found on older uPVC window frames, however they have a different height than the aluminum equivalents (also called spade handles). This means they require a spindle that is longer.

Measure the Spindle

When replacing a handle on a double-glazed windows, it is crucial to measure the spindle to ensure that you receive the right replacement. Spindle length is the distance the handle extends from the base plate or the depth it goes into the lock. It can vary from handle to handle. When measuring the length of the spindle, it is essential that the handle used previously is not removed, as you may be unable to get a good reading if this is the case.

In general, you can anticipate that a new handle will have spindle. The size of the spindle will vary among manufacturers and handles, so it's important to verify before buying. It is recommended to purchase the handle and spindle in tandem to cut down on time and effort.

Espag handles are the most commonly used type of handle in uPVC windows and they operate with a locking mechanism that is concealed inside the frame that allows you that allows them to open and close. They come in a variety of styles and colors to match your home. When selecting an Espag handle for your home, you should be aware of the spindle's dimensions as it can affect the security of windows.

The handles are available in various sizes and can be rotated to the left or to the right, based on your preference. These handles are an easy and efficient option for your double-glazed window handles and locks.

The tilt and turn window handle is a common handle. They are typically heavy and strong, as they are designed to lock in two points when opening the window. They are available in a range of finishes including chrome, stainless steel brass, white uPVC that can be matched to the ironmongery you already have.

The Cockspur handle is more of a traditional window handle with an elongated spur which pushes against the wedge of the frame. They are a straightforward and efficient option for a double-glazed casement window handle repair and are available in a wide variety of nose and nib heights to accommodate a wide range of profiles.

Remove the Handle

There are various handles available for uPVC double-glazed windows. The most popular type is Espag handles, which have spindles that run through them and connects to the locking mechanism of the frame of the window. Other handles include tilt-and-turn ones which allow you to tilt the window for ventilation or completely open. These are generally bulkier and have more complex mechanisms however, they also provide more security. Certain styles of handles are compatible with key locks, offering an additional level of security to your home.

It is important to inspect the handle before you replace it. This will allow you to determine if a new handle or an existing one only requires a tightening or if it's time to replace it. If the handle is damaged, it needs to be replaced.

If the handle is loose, it might require to be tightened or retightened. Using a screwdriver, locate the screws within the handle and remove them. Be cautious not to use a power tool as it may cause damage to the window frame or the handle. After the screws have been removed, put them in a safe place.

Once the handle is detached from the window frame, you can then remove the old handle and replace it with a new one. Start by placing the new handle so that the holes in the frame of the window align with those on the base of the handle. Once you are happy that they are lined up then insert the new handle and screw it into place.

Check the newly installed window handle after you are done by opening and shutting the window repeatedly. Retightening the screw is necessary if you notice any looseness or wobbling. This could cause the handle to become unstable, or even fall off.

We have a variety of replacement window handles available in a variety of colours such as black, white, chrome and brass. We carry espag handles inline handles, cranked handles, and tilt and turn handle for all types of uPVC windows or timber windows, as well as aluminum frames. We also have slimline handles that can be adapted to meet your requirements. This is a great option when you are worried about space.

Remove the Screws

You will need to remove the plastic covers that cover the screws on the window handle prior to being able to install window handle new handles. They can be removed using the help of a screwdriver or your fingernail. They are usually found above and beneath the handle when it is in its open position. Make sure you don't lose any screws while removing the caps.

Based on the requirements you have you will find a variety of choices for the type of handle you replace. If you want something more elegant than the standard handle, slimline models could be ideal for you. These handles are designed to be used on the same spindle as traditional handles, however they are smaller and won't interfere with shutters or blinds. There are also chrome, stainless steel, and brass options available which can match other ironmongery within your home.

After removing the old handle, you can start making your replacement. You will need to identify the kind of handle you have, and then measure the spindle length, before deciding on the replacement. You will need to make sure that the new handle is a suitable size for your uPVC windows and that the screw holes align with your existing holes.

If you're ready to put in the new handle, you'll need make sure that it is in the open position and that the spindle is correctly positioned. Line up the holes on the handle with the holes in the window, and then insert the screws or pins. Be careful not to over-tighten the screws, as this could cause the window frame to crack.

After the new handle has been installed, you'll have to test it by turning it to lock and unlock the window. It is a good idea to repeat this process several times to ensure everything is working correctly, and also to check for any issues with the locking mechanism. If you are satisfied with the performance of the new window handle, then you can replace screw caps and put back the cover.

Fit the New Handle

uPVC window handles are able to last for a long time. However, they could be damaged and need replacing. It is important to determine the source of damage before deciding on the next step.

In the majority of cases the window handle that is loose needs to be tightened before it can be fixed. This will require removal of the handle and then locating the fixing screws that hold it in place. These screws are usually hidden inside the handle. However, they can easily be located with a screwdriver. Once these have been removed, the handle can be removed from the spindle.

After removing the old handle and replacing it with the new one. It's a straightforward process however, it requires care to ensure that the screws are firmly in the correct position. The handle must also be properly positioned and secured to ensure that it cannot come off again.

Depending on the kind of casement window handle repair you have, there are different kinds of handles that are available. They include Cockspur handles that tilt and turn as well as Espag locks. Each one of them has its specific characteristics, so it is important to ensure that you are using the right type of handle for your window.

If you are replacing an Cadenza handle, for instance, then it is important to ensure that you are using the same handle in terms of blade design and fixing centres. If you are using an blade handle that is angled when a flat blade is to be employed, the blade could break.

Replacing a double-glazed window handle can be a relatively simple process. It is crucial to keep in mind that there are various sizes and styles of uPVC window handles, and so it is crucial to determine the size of the spindle prior buying an alternative handle. If you follow the steps above, you should be able install a replacement handle in no time.