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Types of Window Handles

Window handles are a crucial part of the overall appearance of your home. It is crucial to consider both style and function. There are many different types of handles that are available, such as Cockspur handles, tilt-and-turn handles and Espag handles.

Espag handles are commonly found on double-glazed windows. They are compatible with espagnolete locks that have multi-point security. They can be fitted in-line or turned.

uPVC

uPVC is now a well-known alternative to timber and aluminium due to its low cost. This product is not just green, but also a good investment. It is strong, durable and weatherproof. uPVC has been tested in extreme temperatures to ensure that it doesn't fade in the sun's ultraviolet. It also resists corrosion and other chemicals, like acids.

Window handles are generally comprised out of uPVC. They are used to secure, open and close your windows. They are available in a variety of sizes and styles. They are available at many hardware stores and aren't expensive. The handle may be damaged or broken if your windows aren't closing properly or if the locks do not engage. A simple replacement will bring back the functionality of your windows and will make them look beautiful.

You'll need to measure the backset of your window before buying new uPVC handles. This measurement is the distance between the bottom of the handle's nose and bottom of the screw plate. The most commonly used uPVC handles and hinges have a backset of 43mm. There is also windows handles that have a smaller or larger backset based on the type of window you have. You should also decide if you have a cockspur or blade or spade handle. Cockspur handles feature a spindle that extends from the handle, while spade and blade handles are made for fixed windows.

If your uPVC handles are blocked, the spindle in the handle is probably worn out. This is a common problem with older windows. It can be fixed by replacing the handle. It is also possible that the roller cam on the shoot bolt has become detached from the handle.

Timber

If your windows are made out of timber, then you'll require window handles that work with the material. Sealco Scotland has a selection of handles that are designed to work with timber frames. You can pick from a wide range of colours and finishes that will complement your home.

There are many different types of handles available for timber double glazed windows such as Espag handles, Cockspur handles and tilt and turn handles. All of these are available in different styles, including traditional designs. The type of handle you choose can impact the ease with which your windows can be closed and opened.

When selecting a pair of window handles, consider the height of the step. This is the distance from the base of the spindle to handle's nose. This will help you determine if the handle will be able to fit into your blinds, and also prevent them from being pierced. You should also examine the spindle of your handle. This is the distance between the handle base and the point where the handle is screwed into the window frame.

Sealco Scotland has experts who can help you choose the best window handle for your double-glazed timber windows. Contact us today. We'll be glad to answer any questions you may have and offer you the most suitable solution. Contact us via our online form or calling us at 07875 773433. Our experts are also able to give you advice on a vast range of other products for windows, from hinges and glazing beads to insulation.

Aluminium

The handles on your double glazing window handles-glazed windows are a crucial element of the overall design of your home. The handles allow you to open and close your windows, but they also offer security by locking the window. This stops intruders from breaking into your home through the windows.

Aluminium is a common material used in window handles. They come in a variety of styles and colors to suit any design of home. They are also designed to stand up to continuous use for long periods of time. They are available in various finishes and can be put on the inside of the window frame or the outside.

There are many kinds of window handles, but they can be classified into three categories: cockspur (also called espag), tilt and turn and espag. Cockspur window handle systems are latch and catch systems that are used on aluminum, timber and uPVC casement windows. They differ from espag handles in the sense that the cockspur handles close into a catch, whereas the espag handle is closed to wedge blocks.

The cockspur and espag handles are designed to be used in conjunction with espagnolette locks, which offer increased security for your home. The handles are operated by a lock inside the handle. They are ideal for older homes that have traditional glazing. They can be locked with keys as well, which is particularly useful for the safety of children.

Aluminium handles are well-known due to their durability and beauty. Available in a variety colours, including grey, to match any interior design. They are also cheaper than uPVC, and they are great at keeping your home warm as they retain the heat. They do not require painting and are easily repaired.

Cockspur

Cockspur handles can be found on both upvc and timber windows. The handles on windows feature a nose that detects and locks onto a plastic striker plate fixed to the frame. The cockspur is able to be deadlocked to increase security. Yale Securistyle handles are available in different heights to fit your replacement window.

The cockspur handle is typically used on older style windows but can be installed on newer double glazed windows as well. If you are replacing a window with a different internal mechanism and you'll need wedges to ensure that the cockspur handle in the frame. Window wedges, also referred to as cockspurs wedges, are easy to fix and are available in a variety of sizes.

These window wedges can be attached to the frame of your replacement windows made of timber or upvc to ensure that the brompton carry handle is situated within the frame. They are often supplied with a cockspur handle, and can be identified by the flat edge on the back. They are also available separately and are easy to put in.

The cockspur handle can be installed on both the left and right doors. It is a durable handle that is able to be fitted with a key or thumb turn lock for added security and privacy. The cockspur is constructed of premium materials that can endure repeated use for a long time. It is also available in various finishes to match your existing hardware. This handle is ideal for timber as well as uPVC casement windows. It can be purchased with either a thumb turn or key sash lock door handles option.

Espagnolette

On the majority of modern double glazed windows Espagnolette handles operate multi-point locking systems. They have a spindle on the back that connects to a gearbox inside the window which, when turned, activates the shootbolt system that secures the exterior of the window opening. Espagnolette handles can be utilized with tilt and turn window systems as well as traditional cock spur windows, which means they are quite versatile. They are available in a variety of styles, including cranked off-set and locking designs, as well as peardrops, monkeytails and teardrops. They are also available with reeded and reede handles that can be adapted to traditional and contemporary styles.

The term 'cranked' refers to the lever's design being a little further away from the handle frame thus allowing more hand clearance against the window frame when it is operated. This can be a benefit in the event that the original handles were placed close to the frame edge making them difficult for users to operate. The cranked designs are available in right-hand or left-hand versions depending on the orientation of the window they are replacing.

It is essential to think about the different kinds of handles and styles that are available when replacing uPVC windows or upgrading the look of your home. There are many ways to make a door handle replacement or window feel more comfortable, secure and secure. If you like the modern look of black handles or the rustic elegance of a cast iron style, there are plenty of options to suit any taste and budget.

Espag handles are the most common kind of handle used on uPVC and double-glazed windows made of aluminium. They feature seven millimetre squared spindles that triggers the multi-point locking mechanism when they are moved. They can be used for both tilt and turn window systems as well as traditional cockspur window systems. They are also very adaptable and can be used with a large range of window stays.