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How to Replace Window Handles

Over time, natural conditions and daily use can cause a window handle to wear down until it needs replacing. As soon as you notice any damage or a decline in functionality, it is essential to act.

Replacing a window handle is very simple and takes only a few easy steps. Begin by removing the screw cover caps, then remove the screws and the handle.

Replacement Parts

Window handles are among the most commonly used components of the uPVC double glazing window and, consequently, are prone to wearing out. If you are replacing a window that has broken, it's important to have the correct replacement parts, whether you need an espag bifold door handle replacement or cockspur lock. This will allow you to bring back your windows to their original condition and enhance the security of your home.

You can locate an alternative uPVC hand here:

After you have completed this, you'll need to cut the spindle to the correct size. You can make use of an angle grinder or hand saw to do this. This is important to do right, because when you cut the spindle incorrectly, the window handle may not fit correctly or fall off.

After you've cut the spindle to the correct size, you can then put it into your new uPVC window handle, this is quite easy. It's important that you ensure that the handle is in an unlocked/open position when you do this, so that you are able to access the screw holes to align with the holes that are already there and then screw it into the appropriate position. After you've installed the new handle it's a good idea to replace the screw covers in order to prevent dust or debris from entering the holes.

It is worth noting at this point that the screws used for installing a uPVC window brompton carry handle could differ from the screws used to remove a window handle, so it is always advisable to confirm upon purchase that you have the right screws required to do the job. Most of our handles come with all the tools you need to replace an old handle and install a brand new one.

Please contact us at Bridgewater Glass if you need assistance or advice on replacing your uPVC doors and windows. Our team of experts are available to assist with any issues you might be facing and can provide professional uPVC repair services.

Measure the Spindle

Spindle is the square metal bar that runs from the back of the handle into the lock mechanism. Before replacing the handle, you need to find the spindle. Usually, it is fixed by screws or pins, which can be removed with the help of a screwdriver. You should dampen a cloth and clean the area where the handle is attached to the frame of the window before taking it off. This will make the removal process simpler.

Once you have identified the fixing screws or pins, remove them from the window frame as well as the brompton carry handle. This will allow you to put the new handle in place and screw it into. Make sure you align the screw holes in the handle with the holes on the window frame so that they match. Replace any missing screw caps.

Window handles are available in a variety of sizes and styles. But, the primary advantage is that all of them are designed to work with the same type espagnolette bolts that are found on uPVC or timber windows. This lets you easily upgrade your windows by replacing the Conservatory Door Handles with a modern design. You can even find tilt and turn handles that are in line with Secure by Design requirements.

In addition to the style of the handle, you are able to choose from a range different finishes and locking options. Some of these include the push-button to lock in a' closed position and key-locking (and fire escape non-locking where necessary). You can also pick between a cranked or an inline handle, with the former providing more room for your hands against the window, and the latter being a little more tidy.

After you have replaced the handle, you should check it to ensure that it operates correctly and securely. If you are satisfied, you can then take the handle off and replace the screws (if necessary). This will leave you with a high-quality, modern replacement for your uPVC window handles. The handles come in white, black and chrome finishes. They can be used with a standard spindle as well as a larger one, and can be used on all types of uPVC window.

Remove the Old Handle

Window handles can make a significant impact on the overall look of windows. However, selecting a handle that fits a window requires careful evaluation. Handles come in a variety of designs, materials and finishes therefore it is important to choose one that suits the style of the window. It is also important to think about the type of window you have since certain styles may not work with other styles.

Espag handles are found on uPVC window frames in two styles either in-line or cranked. In-line handles can be turned left or right and are also referred to as universal window handles. Cranked handles feature a small bent piece at the back, which you can move to open or close the window and they are available in left or right handed versions.

You'll need a handle that is compatible with tilt and turn window handles and turn windows. These handles are similar to espagnolette however they feature an oval spindle on their back that is a part of the gearbox of the lock mechanism. The diameter of the spindle is usually 7mm, but there are handles with a wider cross-section for windows made of timber.

When choosing a handle, you should also think about the height of the step. This is the distance from the top of the nose of the handle to the frame, and it is very important to determine this correctly.

It's time to test your new handle. You can do this by using the Javascript executor to navigate around and click on different elements on a website. In particular, you'll need to use the window handle function that will retrieve all handles in a browser and then prints them out. This lets you identify the parent window handle and then use child windows to perform various actions on a website and then return to the parent window. If you have any questions about using the window handle feature, check out the Selenium guide.