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Replacement Handles For Windows

Double glazed windows are a very popular feature. Over time they can get rusty or worn out.

To replace a UPVC window handle, you have to know the length of the spindle of the handle you have currently and also the fixings. The best method to do this is to examine the base of your old handle.

Handle

Over time, uPVC window handles replacement handles and locks can become damaged due to wear and tear, or accidental or intentional damage. It is possible that the lock or handle becomes difficult to close or open or not locked at all. If this happens it may be tempting to replace the entire window unit, however this isn't always the case. In many cases an upgrade to the handle or lock is enough.

The espagnolette design is the most common uPVC window handle. The handle comes with a spindle that protrudes from the handle. It slots into a gearbox that operates the multipoint locking mechanism inside the window. We stock a variety of locks and handles for all types uPVC window to ensure they work together properly.

When replacing the uPVC window handle it is a good idea to use screw cap caps to cover the screws to ensure the screws are secure and shield them from corrosion. You can also employ a washer, spacer or other sealant to ensure an even tighter fit. A screw cap that is on the handle will also keep water and debris from getting into the handle and cause damage.

After the handle has been removed from the window, it's a good idea to clean the spindle of the new handle, and also the threaded part of the bolt. This will ensure that the new handle fits and works well, and it can also help prevent any dirt from getting into the multipoint lock.

The next step is to install the new uPVC handle. Be sure to read the instructions that came with your new handle and review the previous one to get a better understanding of how to do it. Most of the time, the process is simple. If you encounter any issues that aren't covered in this guide, we suggest contacting our team to get more information.

It's also important to note that if you are replacing a uPVC cockspur handle (also known as an Espag handle) you'll need to examine the step height of the window in order to determine the proper size of handle. The step height is the distance between the base of the window and the location where the cockspur bi-fold doors handles sits.

Hinges

The hinges may not be aligned with the window frame If your windows begin to open and close with a visible gap. This is usually an easy fix that can be resolved by a brand new set of replacement hinges for windows. We offer a range of options and even alter the size of window hinges to suit your requirements.

We can provide a variety of hinges suitable for upvc and timber windows. They are available in different colours to match the frames of your existing windows. They also come with all the fixings required to install them. We can provide repair screw packs for double-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 hinges. This includes traditional casement hinges, that can be used in conjunction with a tilt and turn handle or a normal handle as well as fire escape egress hinges, made for larger side hung windows. These are designed to open fully in an emergency and incorporate an easy-clean position for ease of cleaning. We also stock restricted egress hinges that are designed to restrict the opening angle of the window to 100mm or less, ideal for family homes with children.

A squeaky hinge could be a sign that the hinges are worn out, which is typically due to the friction of metal against. A small amount of lubricant may help but if the noise persists it is likely that the hinges require replacement.

Window plumbs help avoid unnecessary binding, which means that the operating sash of the window is line with the frame, which ensures that it can be closed and opened properly. A window that's not plumb may have difficulty opening and closing, or may become warped with time, causing problems with the seal and appearance of the window.

You can buy replacement hinges for windows made of upvc in imperial and metric sizes. The size in metric is a bit more precise, but this isn't really evident when they are fitted. The first corner fixing holes on the track and arm are a standard size, however the other holes may differ in length based on the hardware used originally. We advise that you measure the hole spacings on your existing frame before purchasing any hinges made of upvc in order to be sure that they are of the correct dimensions.

Crank

Over time, wear and tear could result in damage to the window handle, lock or crank mechanism. This could affect the ease of opening and closing your windows and also compromise their security. If your window is difficult to open or close or you hear a click when you turn the handle, it could mean you should replace the mechanism. If you're unable to lock your window, or the multipoint lock is damaged, it may also be worth considering replacing this piece of hardware as well.

A new window handles for upvc crank is able to be replaced with minimal effort, but it's crucial to ensure that you purchase the right size replacement. Ensure that the replacement has the same height as the old one that can be established by measuring the distance between the crank arm guide bushing and the notch in the track that runs across the bottom of the window frame. Alternatively, you can determine the length of the spindle on your existing handle to determine the size you require to get a replacement.

The kind of window handle that you have will determine what kind of crank mechanism you need for your casement or awning windows. Espag handles are equipped with a mental spindle on their back that is connected to the frame of the window handles for wooden windows, and drives the window mechanism, while cockspur handles feature pegs that are fixed in place with screws of three or four that are inserted into the sash and frame.

Once you've identified the right replacement, it's easy to fit. First, take off any trim mounting screws from the casement cover of your window and then carefully lift it off to reveal the insides of the window operator (Photo 1). Remove any rusted trim screws and then check the operating lever with the previous to ensure they match. Attach the new lever to your window frame. Replace any screws that are damaged or bent. Then, place the casement cover over the mechanism.