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Security Features of Double Glazed Windows

Modern double-glazed frames are equipped with additional security features that make it harder for burglars open them. These include high-quality handles and sturdy locking mechanisms.

Espag handles are equipped with a spindle on the back of the handle that is responsible for the multi-point lock inside the window frame. They are popular on modern uPVC windows and are available in straight or cranked versions.

High-Tech Locking Mechanisms

Window locks are an integral part of the safety and security of double-glazed uPVC windows. The lock system protects the sash and frame of a window against intruders and unwanted access, helping to lower the cost of insurance for your home. Selecting the best window lock will depend on the level of security you need. There are different grades of window security locks that accommodate different levels of security, and a range of styles and designs to choose from.

The most popular locking mechanism used on uPVC or aluminium windows is the Espagnolette lock. They are modern and flat strip design. When the key is turned, metal studs inside the handle are inserted into a plate that is placed on the window frame to firmly lock the sash and frame together. They work in conjunction with multi-point locks to provide the most secure level of security.

Other kinds of window locks include hinged-wedge locks, which are commonly used for windows with tops such as casement and awning. They stop the sash from opening over a certain point to keep your children from falling out. They can be used to secure the patio door and are easy to use with an easy lock and latch action.

There are a variety of other options available, such as pins that pass through one sash of a double hung window and then into the second sash to stop them from being opened. They are simple to set up and work with various sizes of windows and styles. Another option is a window restrictor cable, which acts as a chain on apartment doors. It attaches to the sash of a double-hung or sliding window and can only be opened as far as the steel cable extends.

All of our uPVC windows and aluminium frames are fitted with an internal beading system that keeps the glass from being ripped out of the frames. This is an essential feature, particularly in homes with babies and young children that could fall from windows that are open. It also prevents cold air from entering the room through the gap around the glass.

High-Security Locks

There are many different kinds of window locks, all designed to protect against criminals. The most appropriate choice for you will depend on the kind of window you have as well as your level of security concerns. These locks are generally simple to install and require just the use of a drill, a few screws and a few nuts. Certain locks can also be used to prevent children from opening windows in too much.

For casement, awning and hopper windows that swing open, you can add a chain lock like doors to limit how much they open. They are available in most hardware stores and attached to the window frame or sash using the longest screws available.

You can also secure your windows with wedges or pin locks which allows the window to be opened a crack however it will not permit intrusions to penetrate the glass. Pin locks are available at most hardware shops and are simpler to install compared to screws for lag.

If you have windows with sliding, a stop lock will work on all sizes and types of sliding windows. They are simple to use and don't require any additional parts that could be lost. However, they can be expensive. A typical Andersen stoplock can cost around $40.

A key-operated lock can be used to replace the sash lock door handles lock. Many hardware stores carry these locks, which can be installed within minutes. Just make sure to place the key in an area that is easy to access in an emergency, but away for prying eyes.

If your home is secured and secured, you shouldn't require any additional security devices other than a casement window with a strong lock or the ones mentioned above. However, if you believe that your home is particularly susceptible to burglars, think about installing an alarm system that can sound a siren and call the police or paid security company if it detects movement at the door or window.

When comparing window locks, look for grades established by the American National Standards Institute to ensure you're purchasing a top-quality product. The most high-end locks are the most difficult to break. However even a lower-grade lock can deter an intruder while protecting your valuables.

Easy to Operate

Window handles are a frequently overlooked feature however, they can have a transformative impact on the appearance of your windows and create a unique look that is perfect for you. There are many different styles to choose from, including uPVC aluminum, wood handles. You can choose from a wide selection of finishes that will fit your home decor.

If you're replacing the handles for your double glazing windows or installing new ones, it's essential to take your time to select the best option. Make sure the handle is compatible with your window type and ensure it's compatible with the locking window handles mechanism. Additionally, think about the step height of your new window handle. This is the distance from the base to the middle of the spindle. It is a crucial factor to consider when choosing a replacement handle for older uPVC windows.

Espag handles are a common option for uPVC windows There are a variety of different versions available to suit your home. In-line uPVC handles are straight and can be turned either left or right and are often referred to as universal window handles. Cranked handles, available in both left and right-hand versions, are also available.

Another option that is commonly used for uPVC windows are bladed handles, which are used in windows that tilt and turn. They work as a latch and catch system instead of a multi-point lock. These handles are usually smaller than cockspurs and could be a great option for those who prefer a sleeker appearance.

If you want to install the traditional look then you can opt for handles that are sash-like for double-glazed windows. They are similar to a catch-and-latch system, and are usually used on timber or aluminium door handle windows. Sash handles are available in different styles and colours and are often finished with an elongated tail to give them an authentic appearance. They are usually less expensive than uPVC handles, and offer similar levels of security. However they're not as effective as old upvc door handles handles, and might require additional support from a hook keep or mortice keep.

Durability

Double-glazed windows are a great option for any home. They are durable and provide strength. They can also help to reduce the amount of cold air entering your home, and also increase energy efficiency. They can be made of uPVC, aluminum or wood. UPVC is the cheapest option and offers good energy efficiency. They can be customized with extra security features.

The handles on the handles of uPVC window can be customized to look different and come in a variety of colors. They are made to withstand the rigors of use and are resistant to corrosion. They are available in a variety of spindle lengths and are polished. Some handle types have a locking arrangement at the back, which is great to ensure your windows are secured in the correct position.

The choice of the appropriate handle for your uPVC windows is crucial because it should be in line with the style of the window and fit into your door or frame. Many people opt to purchase additional sets of window handles and locks, so they have a spare in case one malfunctions. They also purchase these items to ensure that they can easily replace the handles and locks they have if necessary.

There are many different styles of uPVC window handle, which includes Espag or Cockspur handles. These handle types differ in their step size and handle height, fixation positions and blade length. Espag handles made of uPVC are popular because they are simple to adjust and feature an attractive appearance. Other options include monkey tail handles, spade or blade handles, and many other types.

Double-glazed windows are more durable than other types of windows, because they are made up of more layers and a stronger locking system. This improves their ability to withstand impact and deformation which will help safeguard your home from burglars. The seals around the double-glazed units also help keep heat out of your home. If you notice that your windows are draughty it could be caused by damaged or worn handles or seals. It is best to consult an expert installer who can determine the issue and fix it.