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Choosing a Double Glazing Window Handle

Window handles are available in a variety of different styles. They are usually uPVC but can be aluminium or wood. They can be cranked, key locking or cockspur.

The most commonly used window handles made of uPVC are Espagnolette handles. They have a square spindle in the back, which is inserted into the gear box of the lock within the window frame.

UPVC

When selecting a UPVC double glazing window handle, it is important to choose the right design and size for your windows. Many manufacturers offer a variety of handles that match the design of their frames, so it's important to research the available options prior to buying. You should also consider the spindle on your selected handle. This measurement is the distance between the base of the handle and the locking mechanism within the window frame. Spindle length can range from 10mm to 55mm. However, the majority uPVC handles come with 30mm spindles.

UPVC windows are a popular choice for home improvements because of their low price, durability, and resistance to corrosion. They are also energy efficient and provide excellent noise isolation. Furthermore, they're easy clean and maintain and are an ideal choice for busy homes. It's important to remember that the durability and quality of a UPVC handle is vital when it comes to security. It is recommended to select a high-quality double-glazed window handle and stay clear of low-cost alternatives.

Espag handles are the most popular kind of window handles used for UPVC windows. They feature a spindle that is a mental one on the back that is fixed to the window frame and drives the window mechanism. The handles are available in a variety of sizes and colours and are often offered with Secured by Design accreditation. In contrast to cranked handles UPVC handles are straight and can turn left or right.

Cockspur handles is another type of UPVC window handle that is commonly used on older double-glazed Windows. These handles are simple latch and catch mechanisms, however they can be locked using keys. They're usually made from aluminium or stainless steel and can be affixed to timber, uPVC or aluminum frames. They're typically made with decorative finishes that mimic the curvatures of traditional wooden frames.

If your UPVC window handle isn't opening, it may be due to the spindle within the handle becoming worn out. This could cause the handle to become stuck in either an open or closed position, and it's crucial to replace the damaged handle as soon as is possible. It's easy to replace a UPVC handle and you don't require a drill.

Aluminium

Selecting the best window handle for double glazed window for your double glazing windows is an important decision. It will not only affect the appearance of your home, but it can also affect its functionality. You'll need to think about whether you want a classic uPVC design, or something more elegant and stylish like an aluminium option. There are a variety of uPVC handles and aluminium handles available, so it is worthwhile to research your choices.

Double-glazed windows made of aluminum have a variety of advantages in terms of durability and strength. Aluminium is corrosion resistant and requires minimal maintenance, unlike other materials. This makes it a popular option for modern and contemporary homes. It is also less expensive than other types of windows, and it has a high level of energy efficiency.

Aluminium handles are available in a variety of finishes and are a fantastic choice for any home. You can pick from brass that has been burnished, which looks well in traditional Georgian rooms, or more delicate glass handles that look elegant in Edwardian homes. You can even choose minimalist designs that are ideal for modern-day homes. It's important to choose the style that best suits your home and personal preferences.

Seek advice from a professional if are not sure what handle to choose. They can offer guidance on the most suitable options for windows and help you select handles that complement the style of your home. They can also replace or repair your window locking handles handle.

To replace or repair your aluminium window handle the first thing you have to take off the plastic caps at the top and the bottom. You can employ a nail or screwdriver to remove the caps. After taking off the caps and tightening the screw on top with the screwdriver. Be careful not to tighten too much the screw to ensure it doesn't strip. You can then replace the caps with plastic and your aluminium window handle will be ready for use.

Timber

You can pick from different window handles if you have double-glazed windows made of timber. The selection will depend on the kind of window. For instance, tilt and turn handles are used for windows that open to the inside on side hinges and also can be tilted so that they can let air in from outside. These handles have an elongated spindle at the back which enters an gearbox. They can also be locked to prevent the sash from moving while permitting the window to tilt. Espag handles are available on a lot of the new uPVC windows. They work similarly to cockspur handles, however with a lower step height.

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

Modern wedge fasteners are often used on uPVC windows that are more modern. They are usually offered as key locks to satisfy the requirements of insurance. They are usually referred to as "edwardian"-style window handles. They feature a flat'spade' or 'blade' handle that has a long spindle receiver to pull the handle towards the corner of the frame.

Traditional period timber windows featured several attractive handles including monkey tails, shepherds crooks and pear drops. Today, replicas of some of these handles are offered in various styles to fit the look of your home.

In general, the most effective uPVC external door handles have a longer spindle than standard. This will ensure that the handle is oriented to the correct position for your windows. A spindle that is smaller will mean the handle won't work properly within your windows. The longer the spindle, more it will pull the window's sash into the frame and reduce heat loss around the edge of 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 entire window. You can choose from different styles, sizes and shapes to choose the ideal window handle for your home. If you're planning to update your windows or are looking to replace broken ones, the choices are nearly infinite.

When picking wooden double-glazing window handles, it's a good idea to consider your own design preferences as well as your home's architectural. Brass that has been burnished, for instance is great for Georgian and Edwardian homes, while satin-chrome works well in contemporary interiors. For a more traditional appearance you can opt for the shepherds crook style, which is typically found on timber casement windows.

DG Supplyline Limited offers an extensive range of replacement window handles made of upvc that work with a wide variety of frames and materials. The most popular handles are Espagnolettes, Cadenzas and tilt-and-turn handles. These can be matched to various back plates in colours like silver and chrome. The handle itself is available in a variety of styles, ranging from traditional curving monkey tail handles to plain and basic.

All of our replacement upvc handles are constructed to the highest standards and are designed to work with a range of windows. It's important to note that some handle types are only compatible with specific window types. For instance, cockspur handle are only suitable for windows with uPVC opening on the side, whereas tilt and turn handles are ideal for windows that open inwards.

The key to getting the correct window handle is to accurately measure before purchasing. You'll need to measure the length of the handle as well as the spindle. Be sure that the handles you choose are compatible with the lock you have chosen and are the appropriate size for your window. Also, be sure to pick the strongest product you can afford. lightweight, cheap handles aren't ideal for use in homes with a lot of traffic.