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Types of Window Handles

Window handles are an important part of the overall appearance of your home. It is essential to think about both design and function. There are numerous kinds of handles that are available, such as Cockspur handles, tilt-and-turn handles and Espag handles.

Espag handles are the most popular type of handle that is found in modern double glazed windows and work with espagnolete locks which have multi-point security. They can be mounted in-line or turned.

uPVC

uPVC is now a sought-after alternative to timber and aluminium due to its low price. This home improvement product is also environmentally friendly and an investment for the long term. It is durable, strong and weatherproof. uPVC is tested in extreme temperatures to ensure it does not fade due to solar radiation. It also has a resistance to corrosion and other acids, as well as other chemicals.

Window handles are typically constructed out of uPVC. They are used to open, close and lock your windows. They are available in various styles and sizes. They can be purchased in most hardware stores and are inexpensive. If your windows are not closing properly or the locks don't engage, it could be due to the handle being damaged or broken. The replacement of the handle will bring back the functionality of your windows and will make them look stunning.

Before purchasing new uPVC handles, you will have to determine the backset. This measurement is the distance between the underside of the handle's nose to the bottom of the screw plate. The most commonly used uPVC handle has a backset of 43mm. There are window handles with a smaller or larger backset, based on the style and size of your window. It is also important to take into consideration if you have a cockspur or blade or spade handle. Cockspur handles come with a spindle protruding from the handle. Blade and spade handles are equipped with fixed windows.

If your uPVC handle is clogged, it's likely that the spindle inside the handle has been worn out. This is a typical issue with older windows. It can be resolved by replacing window handles the handle. It is also possible that the roller cam on the bolt for shooting has become separated from the handle.

Timber

If your windows are made of timber, you'll require window handles that match the material. Thankfully, Sealco Scotland stocks a specific range of handles that are specifically designed to work with timber windows. These can be purchased in a variety of colours and finishes and you'll be able to find the ideal one for your home.

There are many different types of handle available for timber double glazed windows, including Espag handles, Cockspur handles and tilt and turn handles. All of these handles are available in different styles, including period designs. The type of handle you select will affect the ease with which your windows can be shut and opened.

When choosing a new pair of window handles for wooden windows handles, you should also consider the step height. This is the distance between the base of the spindle and the handle nose. This will allow you to determine whether the handle will fit your blinds and avoid them being poked through. It is also important to verify the spindle length of your handle. This is the distance from the base of the handle to the point at which it attaches to the window frame.

Sealco Scotland has experts who can help you select the best window handle for your double-glazed timber windows. Contact them now. We'll be glad to answer your questions and provide you with the best solution. Contact us by filling out our online form or calling us at 07875 773433. Our experts will be able to give you suggestions on other products, such as hinges and glazing beads.

Aluminium

The handles of your double-glazed windows are a crucial part of the overall look of your home. They let you shut and open the windows, but also provide security by locking the window in place. This prevents burglars from gaining access to your home through windows.

Aluminium is a common material used for window handles. They come in a variety of different styles and colours to suit any design of home. They are also designed to withstand repeated use for long periods of time. They come in a variety of finishes and can be put on the inside of the window frame or the outside.

There are many kinds of window handles, however they can be divided into three main categories that include cockspur (also known as espag), tilt and turn and the espag. Cockspur window handles are latch and catch systems used on timber and aluminium casement windows. They are also used on uPVC windows. They differ from espag handles in the sense that the cockspur handles are closed into a catch, while the espag handles close to the wedge block.

Both handles are designed to be used conjunction with espagnolette locks which can provide more security to your home. They are controlled by a lock within the handle. They are great for older homes with traditional glazing. They can also be locked using keys, which is especially useful for child safety.

Aluminium handles are well-known due to their durability and aesthetic. Available in a variety of colours including grey to match any interior design. They are also less expensive than uPVC and are ideal to keep your home warm by retaining the heat. They don't require painting and can be easily repaired.

Cockspur

Cockspur handles are found on both upvc and timber windows. The window handles have the nose, which locks, and encases a plastic striker that is fixed to the frame. The cockspur handles can be deadlocked for added security. The Yale Securistyle Virage cockspur handle is available with different nose heights so you can choose the best one to replace your window.

The cockspur handle is usually used on older windows, but can be fitted to newer double glazed windows as well. If you have a replacement window that has an internal mechanism that is different, you might need to use wedges to make sure that the cockspur handle is correctly positioned in the frame. Window wedges or cockspur wedges are an easy fix and are available in a variety of sizes to meet your needs.

These window wedges can be affixed to the frame of your new timber or upvc windows to ensure that the handle is correctly placed in the frame. The flat side on the rear makes it easy to identify. They are usually supplied with the cockspur handle. They can also be bought separately and are easy to put on.

The Cockspur handle is an extremely popular choice for windows with casement as it can be fitted on both right and left hand doors. It is a durable handle that can be secured with a key or thumb turn lock to give added security and privacy. The cockspur is made of high-quality materials that will endure repeated usage for a long time. It's also available in a variety of finishes to match your existing hardware. This handle is perfect for timber and uPVC casement windows. It can be purchased with keys or a thumb turn lock option.

Espagnolette

Found on most modern double glazed windows Espagnolette handles are multi-point locking systems. The spindle on the back of the handle is set into a gearbox in the window. When it is turned by the gearbox, it moves the shootbolt that secures the perimeter around the opening window. Espagnolette handles can be used with tilt and turn window systems, as well as traditional cock spur windows so they can be used with a variety of window systems. They come in a range of styles, including cranked offset and locking designs, peardrop, monkeytail and teardrop handles. They are reeded, reeded and to suit both contemporary and traditional preferences.

The term "cranked" refers to the design of a lever that is situated a bit farther away from the handleframe and allows for more generous clearance between the window frame and the hand when operating. This can be a benefit in the event that the original handles were located right up against the frame's edge making them difficult for the user to manipulate. The cranked designs are available as left handed or right handed versions based on the orientation of the windows they will be replaced on.

When replacing uPVC window handles or upgrading the appearance of your home it is important to consider the different styles and types of handles that are available. There are numerous ways to make a window or door feel more comfortable, safe and secure. There are many options available for all budgets and tastes, whether you prefer a modern black handle or rustic elegance of cast iron.

Espag handles are the most commonly used type of handle that is found on uPVC and aluminium double glazed windows. They have seven millimetre squared spindles that controls the multi-point lock system when it is moved and are compatible in conjunction with both tilt and turn as well as traditional cock spur window systems. They are also very versatile and can be used with a broad variety of window stays.