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Replacing Double Glazed Window Handle

Replacing a double glazed window handle is fairly simple as long as you follow the proper steps. First, you must identify what kind of handle is in place and determine the spindle's diameter.

Cockspur handles are still used in older uPVC windows, but they have a different height of step to the aluminum equivalent (also called spade handles). This means that they require a longer spindle.

Take a look at the Spindle

Often when replacing the double-glazed window handle, it is necessary to measure the length of the spindle to ensure you are buying the right replacement. Spindle length is the distance the handle extends from the base plate, or how deep it is into the lock. It can vary from handle to handle. It is crucial to not remove the old handle when measuring the spindle. You might not be in a position to get a precise reading in the event that you do.

In general it is normal for the new handle to come with a spindle that slots into it. However, you'll find that the size of the spindle may differ among different manufacturers and handles, so it's a good idea to confirm when you purchase one. Ideally, you should purchase the spindle and handle together to cut down on time and effort.

Espag handles are the most common type in upvc window handle stuck window frames. They use a concealed locking system to shut and open the windows. They are available in different designs and colors to fit your home. When selecting a new Espag handle, it's important to be aware of the spindle length as this can contribute to how secure your window is.

These handles are available in different sizes and can be rotated to the left or to the right, depending on your preference. They are an easy and effective option for your double glazed window.

The tilt and turn window handle is another common handle. These are typically bulky and strong, as they are designed to lock in two places when opening the window. They are available in a variety of finishes, including stainless steel, chrome brass, white uPVC to match your existing ironmongery.

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

Remove the Handle

There are a variety of different kinds of double-glazed window handles that are suitable for uPVC windows. Espag handles are the most commonly used one, since they have a spindle through them that is connected to the locking mechanisms of the frame. Other handles include tilt-and-turn handles which allow you to tilt the window to allow for ventilation or completely open. They are typically heavier and have more complex mechanisms however, they also provide more security. Some handle styles can be used with a key lock, which can provide additional security for your home.

Before replacing windows handles it is crucial to assess the condition of the handle. This will allow you to determine whether a new handle, or an existing handle only requires tightening, or if it is time to replace the handle. If the handle is damaged, it needs to be replaced.

If the handle seems to be loose, then it might need to be tightened or retightened. With a screwdriver, locate the screws within the handle and remove them. Make sure that you don't use a power tool because this could damage the window frame or the handle. After the screws have been removed, put them in a secure location.

Once the handle has been removed from the window frame, you are able to remove the handle from the frame and replace it with a new one. Start by positioning the new handle so that the holes in the frame of the window align with the holes on the base of the handle. Once you are happy that they are aligned, insert the new handle and screw it in place.

Check the newly installed window handle after you've finished by shutting and opening the window several times. Retightening the screw is necessary when you notice any wobbling or looseness. This could cause the handle to become unstable or even drop off.

If you're in search of a replacement window handle we have a variety of choices available in white uPVC, black chrome, brass, and stainless steel. We have espag, inline, cranked and tilt and turn handles for all types of uPVC, Timber window handles and aluminium windows. We also offer slimline handles that can be tailored to meet your requirements. This is perfect if you are concerned about space.

Take the Screws off

You'll need to take off the plastic covers that cover the screws on a window handle prior to being able to install new handles. They are typically located just above and below the handle when it is open, and you can prise off the screws using the help of a screwdriver or a fingernail. Be sure to not loose any screws when removing them, and if possible, keep the caps in case they're needed later on during the installation process.

Depending on what you need, there are a variety of choices for the type of handle you replace. For instance, if looking for something sleeker than the standard handle, slimline models are a good choice. 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 stainless steel, chrome and brass options available, which can complement the other ironmongery in your home.

Once you've removed the old handle, it's time to make your replacement. Before choosing a replacement, you'll have to identify the type of handle you own and measure the length of its spindle. You should make sure that the new handle is a suitable size for your uPVC windows and that the screw holes are in alignment with the holes on your existing one.

If you're ready to put in the new handle, you'll need to make sure that it is in the open position and that the spindle is in its proper position. The holes on the handle to the hole in the window, and then put in the pins or screws. Be cautious not to over-tighten them, as this may cause the window frame crack.

Once the new handle has been installed, you will have to test it by turning it to lock and unlock the window. You should repeat this process several time to ensure that the window lock is working and to check whether there are any issues. If you are satisfied with the performance of the new window handle, then you can replace 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 is also possible to become damaged and require replacement. If the handle is loose due to loose screws or pins or has been ripped completely from the base of the window, it is vital that you determine the cause of the damage before you decide on the best course of action.

In most cases, a handle that is loose on a window will need to be tightened to repair it. This will require taking off the handle in order to find the screws that hold it in position. They are usually hidden on the inside face of the handle, however they can be located with a screwdriver or pair of pliers. After these are removed, you can then separate the spindle from the handle.

After removing the old handle, you can replace it with a new one. This is a simple process, but it does require careful attention to ensure that the screws are firmly in the correct position. The handle should also be correctly positioned and locked into place to ensure that it won't be removed in the future.

There are different types of handles based on the type and size of your window. Cockspur handles are available, as well as tilt and turn handles as well as Espag locks. Each of these have their particular features It is therefore important to ensure that you're using the correct handle for your window handle lock key replacement.

If you are replacing a Cadenza handle, for example, then it is important to make sure that you use the same handle with respect to blade design and fixing centres. If you use an blade handle that is angled when a flat blade must be employed, the blade could break.

Overall replacing a double glazed window handle is an simple task. It is crucial to be aware of the different sizes and styles of uPVC broken window handle replacement handles, and so it is crucial to take measurements of the spindle prior to purchasing the replacement handle. If you follow these steps, you should be able make an appropriate replacement handle in a short time.