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Replacement Double Glazing Window Handles If you are in need of replacement double glazing window handles, you have a few different choices. Identifying your handle type and determining the spindle's length will allow you to find the correct handle for your uPVC windows. Espagnole window handles (also known as espag) are equipped with an espag-like spindle that operates an locking mechanism within the frame of windows. They are available in various designs including cranked and inline. Lever Handles Lever handles are operated by an lever to open and close the movable portion of the window. This is often referred to as the sash. This is a straightforward and easy-to-use design of handle that works with both traditional and modern windows. This type of handle can be locked to stop the window from opening from the outside – it is a standard feature of uPVC double-glazed windows that conform with Home Insurance standards. Espag handles are used commonly on uPVC, aluminium and timber windows. Spindle-based, they come in both left and rights hand versions. The size of the spindle determines the size of the window handle. You can measure the spindle by measuring how far it extends out or how deep it is into the frame. You can easily change your handle after you know its spindle size. Remove the pins or screws that keep the handle in place. Do this while the handle remains in its open position to ensure that it doesn't drop and break when you take it off. it. Alternatively, if you have pliers, these can be used to pull out the pins. Once the old handle is removed, you can take the replacement and put the new spindle into the handle by using screws or pins if necessary. Then simply line up the holes for fixing the handle with those in your window and screw or push in the new handle, ensuring it is secure and tight. Replace the screw caps if applicable and you're ready to use your brand new double glazing window handle. Espag Handles The most modern handles are found on double-glazed windows are called epag handles. They are designed to use an espagnolete lock, which is basically an encapsulated locking mechanism with multiple points to the outside of the window. They are the most secure handles available and come in a variety of designs. The most commonly used handle for espag is called the Cadenza handle first designed by Cego. The handle is slim and has the catch, latch and a simple release button. Often, the handle is equipped with a key lock system to add an extra layer of security. The Yale YWHLCK40 is another popular choice. It is one of the smallest espag handles which are simple to install. When you are buying handles for espag, the most important aspect to take into consideration is the spindle's length. This is the distance between the base of handle and the frame of the door. It determines how difficult or easy it will be to open and close the window. Certain window manufacturers employ different spindle lengths than others, so it is recommended to confirm before purchasing the replacement handle. Make sure you check the step height of your Espag handle. This is the area beneath the handle, and where it is positioned within the frame. It is used to determine the length of a 7mm square spindle. Different types of windows have employed different measurements over the years however, the majority of modern uPVC windows have the standard height of 21 millimeters. Cockspur handles are an excellent alternative to espag handles, and are great for older or complex windows. These handles are simple to install and come with a locking cylinder of high quality. These are typically found on Everest aluminium windows, but they can also be used in uPVC systems. Handles that turn and tilt Tilt and turn handles are found on dual action uPVC windows, aluminium and timber. The handles work as an “tilt” to open the window, and a “turn” to let it fall in an “hopper” style for ventilation. This is a great option for anyone who wants to regulate the airflow inside their house. Our selection of replacement tilt and turn handles are available in a range of styles and finishes to match your home's style. Espag handles are another type of replacement window handle, commonly used on uPVC double glazed windows. They function with a hidden multi-point locking system by turning the handle. The handles are available in straight or cranked versions with different finishes to match your ironmongery including chrome, black or brass. It is essential to measure the spindle length when buying a new espagnolette handles. This will determine how your window will open. The handle is usually marked on the handle with a number, such as '5 ¾” or “2/3”. Venetian handles are a slimline version of espagnolette handles, designed to be more efficient in space. They are ideal for those who have shutters or blinds on their windows, since they don't extend as far and provide more room for them. These handles can be used for both left and right handed windows, since the screw fixings are hidden beneath a coverplate that is located at the base of each handle. The screws can be easily removed using a screwdriver. Simply swivel the cover plate to expose them. They are suitable for use in older aluminium and uPVC windows without an internal locking system. They are available in a variety of nose and nib heights to fit different profiles of windows. Venetian Handles It is possible to replace old uPVC window handles with cockspurs. These are handles that can turn left or right. You'll need to match the new handle to the window that you have already. Inline espag lock requires that the handles are pointing in the same direction. This means that the new handle has to have the same'step height'. Step height is the distance between the handle's nose and the base or frame, where it sits. Different step heights have been used over the years although 21mm is the standard for uPVC and 9mm is commonly found in aluminium windows. When buying a pair of uPVC handles, you should also consider the spindle and screw centres. Espag handles are most commonly employed with uPVC double glazing. locking window handles operate the espagnolette lock that is fitted to the windows. They are available in a range of colours and styles and can be locked or not lockable. Tilt and turn handles are typically used on modern uPVC windows, but they could also be found on timber windows as well. They can be utilized as a security feature for people who have difficulty lifting or opening the window. They are a great option for elderly or disabled users and can protect them from accidents that occur from windows which could result in serious injuries. When you are looking for a new pair of uPVC window handle it is important to find the right pair that is suitable for your home. The correct handles can improve the appearance of a window and can complement other ironmongery in your home. Click the button below to request quotes from reputable suppliers if you're ready to improve your double-glazing. Cockspur Handles Cockspur handles can be found on older uPVC frames. They have an unique design that allows them to secure with a key. They can be put in easily and are suitable for uPVC or aluminum frames. The handle's snout is located on a plastic striker plate that is fixed to the frame and it can be locked or unlocked by depressing the button on the handle. The cockspur handles differ from the espag handles in that they don't have a spindle. The majority of uPVC and aluminium window frames will use a espag handle instead as it is compatible with the multi-point locks that are fitted to the window. Espag handles can also be used on casement windows, tilt-and-turn windows, and many other window styles. When it comes time to replace your cockspur handles, the first thing that you'll need to do is take a look at the handles you have currently to figure out the type of handle you have. Next, you will need to select a replacement handle. There are a variety of handles available, but espag handles are the most popular. The espag handle is distinct from cockspur handles in that it has a spindle which rotates the locks to secure the window. This makes it more secure than a traditional cockspur handle. It's also a great option for anyone looking to replace their old, double-glazed windows. The espag handle is available in a range of sizes to fit your space It is essential to choose the right size. You can determine the length of the spindle by taking a look at the handle base or the back of the handle. This measurement will tell you how far away the handle nose is from the door or window.