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Choosing a Double Glazing Window Handle

Window handles come in various styles. They are typically uPVC but they can also be made of aluminium or wood. They can be cockspur, key locking, or cranked.

Espagnolette handles are the most popular type of uPVC window handle. They have a square spindle in the back that goes into the gear box of the euro lock handles inside the window frame.

UPVC

When selecting a UPVC double glazing window handle, it's crucial to select the appropriate design and size for your windows. Many manufacturers have a range of handles that match the design of their frames, so it is worth checking what's available before buying. You should also consider the spindle on your selected handle. This measurement is the distance between the handle base and the locking mechanism in the window frame. It could vary between 10mm and 55mm however, the majority of uPVC handle sets have a spindle size of 30 millimetres.

UPVC windows are an extremely popular choice for home improvement due to their low cost durability, long-lasting and resistance to corrosion. They're also energy efficient and offer excellent sound insulation. They are also easy to clean and require minimal maintenance, making them an ideal option for busy households. It's important to consider that the durability and quality of a UPVC handle is essential when it comes to security. It is recommended to select an excellent double-glazed window handle and avoid cheap alternatives.

Espag handles are a typical type of window handle used with UPVC Windows. They have a spindle on the back which is fixed to the frame of the window and drives the window mechanism. The handles are available in a variety of sizes, colours and are often accredited Secured by Design. Unlike cranked handles, these UPVC handles are straight and can be turned left or right.

Cockspur handles is another type of UPVC window handle that's often used on older double glazed windows handles-glazed Windows. They are simple latch and catch mechanisms that can be locked with keys. They're typically constructed of stainless steel or aluminium and can be affixed to timber, uPVC, or aluminum frames. They're usually decorated with a decorative coating that mimics the curves in traditional timber frames.

The spindle in the handle could have been worn out if your UPVC window handle won't open. This could cause the handle to be stuck in a closed or open position, and it's essential to replace the damaged handle as soon as is possible. It's simple to replace a UPVC handle and you don't need a drill.

Aluminium

Choosing the right type of window handle for your double glazing windows is a crucial decision. It will not only impact the look of your home but also the functionality. It is important to decide whether you prefer a traditional uPVC design, or something more elegant and fashionable like an aluminum option. There are a variety of uPVC and aluminum handles to pick from It's worth spending some time looking into your choices.

Double-glazed windows made of aluminum have a variety of advantages such as their durability and strength. Unlike other materials, aluminium is resistant to corrosion and requires minimal maintenance. This makes it an ideal choice for modern and contemporary homes. It is also less expensive than many other kinds of windows, and it offers a high level of energy efficiency.

Aluminium handles are available in various finishes and are an excellent option for any home. You can pick from brass with a burnished finish, which works well in traditional Georgian rooms, or daintier glass handles that look stunning in Edwardian homes. You can even get a more minimalist design that's ideal for modern-day homes. It is important to select a design that suits your home and personal preferences.

Consult a professional if you aren't sure which handle to select. They can provide suggestions on the most suitable options for your windows, and will help you choose the handles that will complement the decor of your home. They can also replace or repair your window handle.

To replace or repair your aluminium window handle the first thing to take off the plastic caps on the top and bottom. You can make use of a nail or screwdriver to remove the caps. After the caps have been removed then you can tighten the screw with a screwdriver. Do not over tighten it in order to avoid damaging. You can then replace the plastic caps and your aluminium window handle is ready to use.

Timber

If you have wooden double-glazed windows, you are able to select from a variety of different window handles, according to the type of window you have. Tilt and turn handles, for instance, are used on windows that open up by using side hinges. They can also be 'tilted" so you can let air in from the outside. The handles feature a square spindle on the back that connects to a gearbox and can be locked in order to prevent the sash from moving while allowing the window to tilt. Espag window handles can be found on the majority of modern uPVC casement windows. They operate in a similar fashion to cockspur handle windows, but have a lower step height (how far the handle's nose extends from the base plate).

Cockspur handles are characterized by the presence of a "nose" or arm that closes with an anchor that is attached to the frame. They are usually found on older uPVC and wooden casement windows. They can be fitted either with a standard latch lock and wedge or more secure multi-point locking systems, particularly for high-security applications.

Modern wedge fasteners are commonly used on uPVC windows that are more modern. They are typically sold as key locks to meet the requirements of insurance. They are usually called "edwardian"-style window handles. They feature a flat'spade' or 'blade' handle that has an extended spindle receiver that can pull the handle into the frame's corner.

The traditional period timber windows featured a variety attractive handles, including shepherds crooks, monkey tails and pear drops. Some of these are available as replicas today in a choice of finishes to suit the style of your property.

The most common uPVC handles are those that have a longer spindle than the standard. This will ensure that the handle is aligned in the right direction to fit your windows. A spindle that is shorter could mean that the handle won't function properly within your windows. The longer the spindle is the better to pull your window sash into the frame. This will decrease heat loss around your windows.

Wooden

Window handles are an important component of any double-glazed windows. They can not only secure the window but also alter the appearance of the window in general. Having the right window handle for your home is essential and you can pick from a range of different designs, shapes and sizes. There are a variety of options to replace damaged windows or upgrading your current ones.

Consider your personal style and structure of your house when choosing wooden double-glazing window handles. Burnished brass, for example is great for Georgian and Edwardian homes, while satin-chrome works well in modern interiors. You can choose an old-fashioned look by opting for the shepherd's crook style. This design is usually found on timber casement window.

DG Supplyline Limited offers an large selection of replacement window handle upvc window handles that can be used with various frames and materials. The most popular handles are Espagnolettes, Cadenzas and tilt-and-turn handles. They can be paired with various back plates in colours such as chrome and silver. Handles are available in various designs, including traditional curved monkey-tail handles and plain and simple.

All of our replacement window handle handles are made to the highest standard and are designed to work with various windows. However, it's worth noting that certain handle types are only suitable for specific window types. For instance, a cockspur handle is only suitable for uPVC window that opens from the side. Tilt and turn handles are ideal for windows that are opened inwards.

Make sure you measure correctly prior to purchasing to ensure you get the correct window handle. You'll need to determine the handle length and spindle. Make sure the handles you choose are the proper size for your window and are also compatible with your lock system. Be sure to select the most durable product you can afford -- fragile, cheap handles aren't the best choice in homes that are busy.