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Replacement Handles For Windows

Window handles are among the most used parts of your double-glazed windows. Over time, they may get worn out or rusted.

To replace a UPVC window handle, you will need to know the spindle length of your existing handle and also its fixings. The best way to determine this is by looking at the base of your previous handle.

Handle

Over time, uPVC window handles and locks can become damaged due to wear and tear, or accidental or deliberate damage. It could be that the lock or handle becomes difficult to close or open, or that they are not locked at all. It's tempting to replace your entire window unit if this occurs, but it's not always required. Most of the time, it's the scenario that a replacement handle or lock is sufficient.

The most popular kind of uPVC window handle is the espagnolette. This has a spindle which extends from the handle and is inserted into a gearbox that controls the multipoint locking mechanism within the window. We have a range of replacement handles and locks for all kinds of uPVC window to ensure that they work together properly.

It is recommended, when replacing a uPVC handle using screw covers to shield the screws from rust and ensure they remain secure. Alternately, you can use a washer or spacer to allow for a tighter seal. A screw cap in place will also prevent debris and water from entering the handle and damaging the handle.

Once the handle has been removed from the window, it's recommended to wash the spindle of the new handle as well as the threaded portion of the bolt. This will ensure that the new handle is fitted and functions well, and it can also help keep any dirt from getting into the multipoint lock.

The next step is to put in the uPVC patio door handle locks. It is important to go through the directions that come with your new handle and look at your previous one to get a better idea of how it's done. Usually, the process is simple. If you encounter any issues that aren't addressed in this guide, we recommend contacting our team to get more information.

It is also important to note that if you are replacing the uPVC handle cockspur (also known as an Espag handle) you'll need to examine the step height of the window to determine the proper size of handle. The steps height is the distance between the bottom of the window and the point where the cockspur handles sits.

Hinges

If your windows are beginning to open and close with a visible gap, this can be caused by the hinges not being aligned with the frame. This is usually an easy fix that can be resolved by installing a new set of replacement hinges for windows. We have a variety of options and even modify the size of the window hinges to meet your requirements.

Whether you have a standard wooden or upvc white window handles (click this), we can provide a wide range of different kinds of window hinges. These hinges are available in different colours to match the existing window frames. They are also supplied with all the fixings required for installation. We can supply repair screw packs for double glazed window handle-glazed windows that have hinges that are older in style. This will allow you to cut the old thread back into the frame.

We have a variety of different hinge types including standard casement window hinges that can be used with a standard or tilt and turn handle up to fire escape egress hinges designed for use on larger-sized side-hung windows. These hinges are designed to fully open in an urgent situation and have an easy-cleaning position. We also have hinges with restricted egress that are designed to limit the opening angle of the window to a maximum of 100mm perfect for families with children.

A squeaky hinge could be an indication that the hinges must be replaced. It's usually due to metal rubbing against metal. If the noise is still present an ounce of lubricant may aid.

This is because plumb windows are able to avoid optional binding. The operating sash is aligned with the frame so that the window will open and close properly. If a window is not plumb, it may have difficulty closing and opening or becoming warped with time, causing problems with the seal and appearance of the window.

When you purchase replacement windows made of upvc hinges be aware that they can be purchased in imperial or the metric sizes. The sizes that are metric tend to be slightly more precise, but it's not noticeable once they are put in. The first corner fixing holes on the track and arm are standard size but the others may differ in length based on the hardware that was originally used. We advise that you measure the spacing of holes on your frame prior to purchasing any hinges made of upvc to ensure that they are of the correct dimensions.

Crank

The normal wear and tear that happens over time can result in damage to the window handle, lock or crank mechanism. This could affect the ease of opening and closing your windows as well as compromising their security. If your window is difficult to open or close, or if you hear a click when you turn the handle it could be a sign you need to replace the mechanism. If you can't lock your window or the multipoint locks is broken, then it might be worth replacing this part too.

A new window crank is able to be replaced with minimal effort, but you need to buy the right size replacement. You can determine whether the new one has the exact same height of step as the old aluminium window handles one by measuring the distance from the crank arm guide bushing to the notch on the track at the bottom of the frame. You can also measure the spindle length on your current handle to determine the size of the replacement.

The type of handle you choose for your window will determine the kind of crank mechanism that is required for your casement and awning windows. Espag handles feature a spindle that is a mental component on the back, which is connected to the frame of the window and is the motor for the window mechanism while cockspur handles feature pegs that are fixed in place with screws of three or four that are inserted into the frame and sash.

Once you've identified the right replacement, it's simple to install. First, take off any trim mounting screws on the window's casement cover and then carefully lift it off to reveal the insides of the window operator (Photo 1). Remove any rusted trim screws and then compare the new operating lever with the old to make sure they are in line. Then, attach the replacement to the window frame, replace any screws that were rusted or bent, and then place the casement cover over the mechanism.