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Types of Window Handles

Window handles are an essential part of the overall appearance of your home. It is important to think about both style and function. There are a number of different kinds of handles available including Espag handles, Cockspur handles and Tilt and turn.

Espag sliding door handles are the most common kind of handle used in modern double-glazed windows and work with espagnolete locks which have multi-point security. They can be fitted in-line or cranked.

uPVC

uPVC is a viable alternative to timber and aluminium that has gained popularity because of its low-cost pricing. It is not just green, but also a wise investment. It is durable, strong and weatherproof. uPVC is tested under extreme temperatures to ensure that it does not fade due to solar radiation. It is also resistant to corrosion and other chemicals such as acids.

Window handles are generally comprised from uPVC. They are used to lock or open your windows. They can be found in a variety of sizes and styles. These are available at most hardware shops and are relatively inexpensive. If your windows are not closing properly or the locks won't engage it could be due to the handle being damaged or broken. A simple replacement will bring back the functionality of your windows and make them look great.

You'll need to measure the backset of your window prior to purchasing new uPVC handles. This measurement is the distance between the bottom of the handle's nose and bottom of the screw plate. The most common uPVC handles come with a backset of 43mm. You can find window handles with a smaller or larger backsets, based on the type and size of the window. It is also important to think about if you have a cockspur handle, or blade or spade handle. Cockspur handles come with an elongated spindle that protrudes from the handle. Blade and spade handles work with fixed windows.

If your uPVC handles are blocked, the spindle in the handle is probably worn out. This is a very common issue in older windows. It can be corrected by replacing the handle. It could be that the roller on the shoot bolt has split from the handle.

Timber

If your windows are constructed of timber, you'll require window handles that match the material. Sealco Scotland has a selection of handles that are designed to fit on timber frames. These can be purchased in a variety of colours and finishes, so you'll be sure to find the perfect ones for your home.

There are a variety of handles available for double-glazed timber windows including Espag, Cockspur, and tilt and turn. All of these handles are available in different styles, from traditional to modern. The type of handle you choose will affect the ease with which your windows can be opened and closed.

When you are choosing a new pair of window handles, you should also consider the step height. This is the distance from the base of the spindle to handle's nose. This will allow you to determine if the handle can fit your blinds and avoid them from being poked through. You should also check the spindle of your handle. This is the distance from the handle base to the point where it screws into the window frame.

Sealco Scotland has experts who can help you select the ideal window handle for your double-glazed timber windows. Contact them today. We'll be happy to answer any questions you have and help you choose the most suitable solution for your requirements. You can contact us using our online form or call us at 07875 773433 to speak to one of our team members directly. Our experts are also able to give you advice on a vast range of other products for your windows, from hinges and glazing beads to insulation.

Aluminium

The handles of your double-glazed windows are an essential part of the overall look of your home. The handles not only let you open and close your windows, but also offer security by locking the window. This stops thieves from gaining entry to your home through the windows.

Window handles are usually constructed from a sturdy material like aluminum. They are available in a variety of different styles and colours to fit any design of home. They are also designed to withstand continuous use for long periods of time. They come in a variety of finishes and can be placed inside the window frame or on its 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 espag. Cockspur window handle systems are latch and catch systems used on timber, aluminium and uPVC casement windows. They differ from espag handles because the cockspur handles open into a catch, whereas the espag handle is closed to a wedge block.

Both handles are designed to be used conjunction with espagnolette locks, which provide greater security for your home. They are operated with an elongated lock that is located on the inside of the handle and are a great option for older homes with traditional glazing. They can also be locked with keys, which is especially beneficial for the safety of children.

Aluminium handles are a popular option because of their durability and aesthetics. They are available in a range of colors, including grey, to fit in with any design. They are also less expensive than uPVC and are ideal to keep your home warm by retaining the heat. They do not require painting and are easily repaired.

Cockspur

Cockspur handles are a simple latch and catch arrangement found on timber windows and upvc windows. The window handles have an elongated nose that locks and locates a plastic striker fixed to the frame. The cockspur can be deadlocked to increase security. The Yale Securistyle Virage cockspur victorian door handle available in different nose heights, so you can choose the one that is suitable for your replacement window.

The cockspur handle is commonly used on older windows, but can be installed on newer double-glazed windows too. If you are replacing a window with an internal mechanism that is different it is possible that you will require wedges to place the cockspur handle correctly within the frame. Window wedges, also referred to as cockspurs wedges are simple to fix and come in different sizes.

Window wedges are used to position the handle properly in the frame for replacement upvc and timber windows. They are usually supplied with a cockspur handle, and are easily identifiable by the flat side on the back. They are also available as a separate item and are easy to put in.

The Cockspur handle is an extremely popular choice for casement windows as it can be fitted on both left and right hand doors. It is a sturdy and durable handle that could be equipped with a thumb-turn lock or key to provide added security and privacy. The cockspur is made from top-quality materials that can withstand repeated usage for a long time. It is available in a variety of finishes to match existing hardware. This handle is suitable for timber and uPVC casement windows. It can be purchased with the thumb turn or key lock option.

Espagnolette

Found on most modern double glazed windows Espagnolette handles operate multi-point locking systems. They feature a spindle on the back that connects to an internal gearbox within the window which, when turned, activates the shootbolt system that secures the exterior of the opening window. Espagnolette handles are versatile and can be used in tilt-and-turn windows as well as traditional cock spur Windows. They are available in different styles, including cranked, off-set and locking window handles designs, as along with monkeytails, peardrops as well as reeded, teardrop, and handles, that will suit both contemporary and traditional styles.

The term "cranked" refers to the lever design being a little further away from the handle frame which allows for more hand clearance against the window frame when it is operated. This could be advantageous when the handles of the old upvc door handles ones were situated right up against the frame edge making them difficult for the user to move. These cranked designs are offered as right or left handed versions based on the orientation of the windows they are being replaced on.

It is crucial to think about the different styles and types of handles available when replacing uPVC windows or upgrading the look of your home. There are many ways to make your window or patio door handle feel more secure, comfortable and safe. There are numerous options for every budget and taste and preference, whether you want a modern black handle or rustic charm of cast iron.

Espag handles are the most common kind of handle used on uPVC and aluminium double glazed windows. They feature seven millimetre squared spindles that controls the multi-point lock system when moved and are compatible with tilt and turn as well as traditional cock spur window systems. They are also extremely versatile and can be used with a wide range of window stays.