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Replacing Double Glazed Window Handle

If you follow the correct steps following the correct steps, replacing a broken double glazed window handle-glazed window handle should be relatively simple. You first need to identify the type of handle you are replacing and measure the spindle.

Cockspur handles can be found on older uPVC window frames, but have an atypical height in comparison to aluminum counterparts (also called spade handles). This means they require a longer spindle.

Measure the Spindle

In the case of replacing windows with double glazing, it's necessary to measure the spindle's length to ensure you're purchasing the correct 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. It is essential to not remove the old handle while measuring the spindle. It is possible that you won't be capable of getting a reliable reading in the event that you do.

In general, you can anticipate that the new handle will have the spinning component. The size of the spinning will differ between handles and manufacturers therefore it is important to check before purchasing. To save time and energy, it's recommended to purchase the spindle and handle together.

Espag handles are the most common type in uPVC window frames. They use a concealed locking mechanism to open and close the windows. They are available in different designs and colors to fit your home. When you are choosing an new Espag handle, it is important to be aware of the length of the spindle as this can make a difference to the security of your changing window handles.

The handles can be turned to the left or right based on your preferences and they are also available in a variety of sizes to fit a wide variety of frames. They are a simple and efficient option for double-glazed windows.

The tilt and turn window handle is a common handle. They are usually heavy and durable, since they are designed to lock in two locations when opening the window. They are available in a range of finishes like chrome, stainless steel and brass, as well as white Upvc to match the ironmongery you already have.

The cockspur handle is a more traditional window handle with an elongated spur which pushes against the wedge of the frame. They are a simple and efficient option for a double-glazed window, and come in a variety of nose and nib heights to accommodate a wide variety of profiles.

Take the handle off

There are a variety of handles for uPVC double-glazed windows. The most commonly used type is Espag handles, which are equipped with spindles that run through them and engages with the locking mechanism of the frame of the window. Other handles include tilt-and-turn ones that allow you to tilt the window for ventilation or turn it completely open. These handles tend to be heavier and feature more complex mechanisms. However, they offer greater security. Some handle styles are compatible with key locks, offering extra security for your home.

Before you can replace a window handle it is crucial to check the condition of the handle itself. This will help you determine whether a new handle is needed or if the handle just needs to be adjusted or replaced. If the handle is damaged, it will need to be replaced.

If the handle is loose, it may be necessary to tighten or retighten. Locate the screws in the handle using the help of a screwdriver, and remove them. Be sure not to use a power tool as it could damage the window frame or the handle. After the screws have been removed, they can be placed in a safe location.

After the handle has been removed from the window frame, you can remove it and replace it with the new handle. Begin by aligning the new handle with the holes in the window frame. Once you're happy with the alignment, screw in the new handle.

Once you're done testing your newly-installed window handle by opening and closing the window several times to verify that it functions as intended. If you notice any signs of looseness or wobbling, it is crucial to tighten the screw, as this can cause the window handle to shift and eventually fall off.

If you're in search of an alternative window handle, we offer a wide selection of options available in black uPVC, white, chrome, brass and stainless steel. We have espag handles, inline handles, cranked handles, and tilt and turn handle for all kinds of uPVC windows, timber windows, and aluminium frames. Depending on your requirements we also have slimline handles that reduce the overall size of your handles which is ideal if space is a concern.

Remove the Screws

The screws of windows are usually hidden by plastic screw covers that you'll have to remove before installing the new handles. You can remove them with the help of a screwdriver or your fingernail. They are typically located above and beneath the handle when it is in its open position. Be sure not to lose any screws while removing the caps.

Depending on the requirements of yours There are a variety of options for the type of handle you decide to replace. If you want something more sleek than the standard handle, slimline models might be the best for you. These are designed to fit the same spindle dimensions as standard handles, but they are more compact and will not interfere with blinds or shutters. There are also chrome, stainless steel and brass options available, which can match other ironmongery within your home.

After you've removed the handle, you can start making your replacement. You will need to identify the type of handle you have, and then measure the length of the spindle before selecting the replacement. You'll need the new handle to be the correct size for your uPVC window, and the screw holes should match the holes on your current one.

It is important to ensure that the handle is in the open position, and that the spindle is positioned correctly before you install it. Then, line up the holes for fixing in the handle with the existing hole in the window. Then, put the pins or screws in. Be careful not to tighten them too much because this could cause the window frame to break.

You will need to test the handle by locking and unlocking the window. You should do this several time to ensure that the window lock functions and to see if there are any problems. If you are satisfied with the performance of the new window handle then you can replace the screw caps and replace the cover.

Fit the New Handle

A uPVC window handle is generally expected to last for a long time, but it can be damaged and require replacement. It is crucial to determine the cause of damage before making a decision on the next step.

In the majority of instances, a loose window handle must be tightened before it can be fixed. This will involve taking the handle off and locating the fixing screws which hold it in place. They are usually hidden on the inside face of the handle, but they can be easily located with a screwdriver or pair of pliers. Once they are removed, you can then separate the handle from the spindle.

After you have removed the handle and replacing it with a new one. It's a simple process however, you must take care to make sure that the screws are securely in place. The handle should also be positioned correctly and locked in place to ensure that it won't come off again.

Based on the kind of window you have, there are different kinds of handles that can be used. Cockspur handles are available, as well as tilt and turn window handle loose and turn handles as well as Espag locks. Each comes with its own distinct features, so it is important be sure to choose the correct handle for your window.

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

In general, replacing a double glazed window handle is an simple task. It is crucial to be aware of the different sizes and styles of uPVC window handles, and so it is vital to determine the size of the spindle prior buying an alternative handle. Following the above steps, you should be able fit an appropriate replacement handle in a short time.