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Choosing a double glazed window handle (from the Imoodle blog)

Double-glazed windows with the correct handle will be more secure and energy-efficient. You can replace old handles or install new ones to your windows at home. There are a variety of handles that are available, including cockspur handles, which have spurs that are locked onto the striker plate in the shape of a wedge.

In-line UPVC handles are straight and pivot left or right, whereas cranked ones come in left and right variations. These handles are designed to work with multipoint lock systems.

Easy to operate

There are a lot of different types of double glazed window handles available. Certain are specifically designed for the kind of window is installed on. For example Espag handles are fitted for casement windows (windows opening outwards) and cockspur handles are designed for tilt and turn window handles-and-turn windows. Others are more general, such as monkey tail handles or spade handles. If you're looking for new or replacement handles the most important things to consider are blade length, step height and fixing positions. You can also determine if the handle you purchase is the correct size by measuring the spindle or dropping something into the middle to see how far it goes.

When you are choosing uPVC handles, it is important to think about how simple they are for you to use and maintain. You'll need handles that are simple to use and robust. Also, it is important to choose ones with the Secure By Design specification. It is a good idea to visit the manufacturers ' website for information on this.

If you notice that your window handles are getting harder to operate, they may need to be replaced. This usually happens due to the handle being cracked internally or because the screws are not tight on the base of the handle. Try lubricating the screws with olive oil if this is what you are experiencing.

Other problems with window handles can include their rattling or breaking off from the handle and frame. It is important to replace a damaged handle or one that is defective immediately to prevent further damage to the window and ensure that it's secure.

There are many different styles of double glazed door handle-glazed window handle available, from the classic satin chrome to more antique styles. If you are renovating your house, think about the age of your home and the overall aesthetic you're aiming for Burnished brass handles are perfect for newly renovated Georgian or Edwardian properties, while the monkey tail handles that are curved add a charming, historical look to Tudor cottages.

Durable

The handles on double-glazed windows are designed to be strong and durable so that they can stand up to the abuse they receive. They are constructed of materials like aluminium or uPVC which are extremely resistant to weather damage and corrosion. They are not just durable but also energy efficient and help keep your home warm. However, over time, handles for bifold doors can wear down or become damaged, requiring replacement. If this happens, it is crucial to select the correct type of handle that meets your requirements and budget.

Window handles come in a variety of different styles, so you need to consider your style and interior design before you purchase. Brass fittings with a heritage look for instance, would look stunning in Georgian rooms and sleek satin-chrome fittings can be a great choice for a modern interior. Think about the spindle's length as well as width. This will determine the distance that the handle's tip protrudes, and whether it is possible to turn it clockwise or anti-clockwise.

Espag window handles are a popular choice for uPVC windows. They have a spindle that operates an interlocking mechanism that is hidden inside the frame of the window. This provides security and also meets the requirements of the Home Insurance Act.

The cockspur handle can be a second alternative. It is the lever with an angled spur that can be locked into an elongated striker pad that is located on the window frame. These handles are found on older uPVC window frames and are used to increase the ventilation and security.

The missile doorknob is yet another common handle. It is usually found on windows in areas that are restricted. This kind of handle comes equipped with a latch that holds the window shut until it is released. It is also employed in nursing homes to comply with the Home Insurance Act. The doorknob is also simple to install since the handle can be simply installed without the use of any special tools. It is important to use the right screwdriver to do this to ensure that you don't harm the handle or the window frame.

Easy to clean

Window handles are a prominent element of double-glazed window, so you should choose a style that reflects your style. There are many choices to choose from, starting from antique brass fittings to elegant nickel and satin chrome. You can even find polished aluminium fittings that match contemporary homes. It is crucial to consider the design and functionality of the handle. A handle that does not open or close windows properly will not be very useful.

Another wise choice is to choose hinges that are easy to clean. They allow you to open your windows up to ninety-nine degree, making it easier to clean. They also comply with all fire safety requirements and are highly recommended by FENSA. You'll get a better seal with the new hinges than you would with the traditional hinges which will help to reduce heat loss in your home and keep it energy efficient.

You can also increase your home's energy efficiency by lubricating the hinges and locking mechanisms with silicone-based grease. This will ensure that they operate smoothly and stop water or dirt from building up. You can apply the lubricant with brushes or a soft cloth, but be careful not to apply too much. Over time, a lot of lubricant may cause unsightly black spots to appear on the frame or handles.

The height of the step is an important factor to consider when selecting your new uPVC windows handles. This is the distance between the top of the handle and the top of the spindle. The higher the step's height, closer the handle will be to the window frame. This can cause issues when you plan to install blinds since they may not be fitted properly.

It's also worth thinking about the handle that's suitable for coastal areas, as they're designed to withstand corrosion from sea spray. They're also tested by a third party and can endure 50,000 cycles. You can also buy a variety of other components, like sash lifters and locks, to help ensure that your windows are secure. You'll be able to relax in a quieter and more comfortable house without worrying about dampness or cold air getting in.

Secure Yourself

Double-glazed window handles aren't only for aesthetics. They can also be used as a security measure to keep intruders from entering. Intruders are less likely break into a house with safe windows and doors because it is difficult to open the frame or handle of the window. Double-glazed windows that have sturdy handles will also help to reduce costs for energy, since they can be tightened to block cold and draughts.

Window handles are suitable for both uPVC and aluminum frames. They can also be used with traditional timber casement window frames. They are typically constructed of uPVC (Unplasticised Polyvinyl Chloride) and come in a variety of sizes, styles, and colours to fit your home. Some are designed to fit your hand comfortably and others feature a push-to release locking mechanism that lets you open the window in any direction. Some have adjustable mushroom cams that prevent a window from being opened beyond the specified limit, making it harder for intruders to get inside your home.

Espag window handles are a common kind of uPVC handle and are commonly found on modern uPVC windows. They have a mental spinning on the back which drives the hidden multi-point lock. They can be purchased in left or right-handed models and can be operated. If you are replacing a damaged espag handle, you should ensure that the new one has the same spindle length as the old one.

Another kind of uPVC window handle is the cockspur window handle, which is made of spurs that attach to a wedge-shaped striker plate in the frame of the window. These handles are used to control the tilting and turning function of a uPVC and are found on older uPVC Windows. When purchasing a new cockspur window handle, you must be sure that it's compatible with the window type you have and that the lock has been replaced too.

Installing a uPVC handrail that has the step height above or below the floor will give you the best security. The steps are the gaps between the frame at the top and bottom of your window, as well as the window's height at which it could be opened. A higher step height can deter burglars from climbing over the handle in an attempt to smash the glass.