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Replacement Handles For Windows

Window handles are among the most straightforward parts of uPVC windows to replace. A change to locking handles could also increase security for your home, satisfy insurance requirements and be a necessary safety measure in homes with children.

Regular usage and exposure to elements can cause damage to a window handle that needs replacement. This is a simple job that anyone can perform.

Lift Rail

A lift rail is a handle used to open and close a single or double-hung window. It also tilts your uPVC windows. If the window isn't opening or closing or the tilt function isn't working it could be because of an issue with the lock or handle. You don't have to replace your entire uPVC unit - you can often replace the locks or handles.

It is possible to use different handles and locks to open and close your windows based on the type of window you have. If your uPVC windows feature multipoint locking mechanisms (as shown in the photo above) you'll need to utilize an espagnolette handle that has a square metal bar at the rear of the handle, which fits into the window frame and connects to the lock gearbox when you turn it.

This handle style is available in a variety of popular finishes. It's reminiscent of Arts & Crafts and goes well with Colonial or Craftsman style homes. It's also great for large or heavy sashes and drawers, where the hook-shaped sash lift could hinder the flow or catch on things.

Another option is to use a crank handle on your casement, awning, or hopper windows. These windows are easy to open and close, which makes them a great choice for rooms that will be using them frequently. The crank handle is an extended handle that expands when you turn it. It folds away when not being used.

The window balance is a less obvious part of uPVC windows replacement. It balances the sash weight to keep it open. They are situated between the sash of the window and the frame. They come in a variety of styles including clock spring balances, block and tackle balances or spiral balances. If your window is difficult to open, or isn't able to stay open, the balances may be the reason. You'll need to install new ones if the balances are damaged or worn out.

Crank Handle

Crank handles for windows permit precise control of a window's position, allowing homeowners to create the ideal amount of ventilation and natural light. They also improve the appearance of a window, providing a sophisticated design element for a home's interior and exterior. As with other window components, the crank handle is prone to wear and tear over time, especially when exposed to the elements. As a result, the handle could be damaged or loose. If this happens, it's crucial to find a replacement fast so that the homeowner can enjoy their window's function and beauty.

Whether you're replacing an old crank operator or completing new construction, the Truth Window Hardware Company offers a variety of window crank handles with casement that can be customized to your window type and the manufacturer. Using premium materials, these window crank handles are constructed to last and designed with customers' needs in mind. This includes offering a broad range of styles and finishes to complement any architectural style.

It is easy and affordable to restore the functionality of your window using an alternative crank handle. This part is easy to install and can be found in most home centers as well as hardware stores. After you've chosen the correct crank handle for your window, replace it by following the steps in the user's manual.

Begin by opening the window until the guide bushing on the arm is aligned with the notch on the guide track (Photo 1). Then, slide a rigid putty knife between the frame and the casement cover to cut off the casing without damaging the wood components inside. Next, remove the trim mounting screws to release the crank arm from casement cover. Remove the handle and crank arm and compare them to the old ones to ensure they are compatible.

Cam Lock

Over time, uPVC window locks and handles can be damaged through regular use or accidental or intentional damage. It is a bit depressing to think that a complete replacement is needed however, this is not always the case. It's possible that only the handle or lock has to be replaced and can be done for only a fraction of the cost of a new window unit.

If you're in search of an alternative handle the first step is to determine the kind of handle your window has. You can do this by observing the handle, or measuring the spindle running through the locking mechanism. Incorporating this information when you go shopping for a new handle will make it much easier to find a suitable match.

There are a variety of window handles, including cam locks. They are used to open and close casement, awning and hopper windows. Cam locks can be used to lock to improve weatherproofing and provide additional security to your uPVC window. It works by incorporating unidirectional double glazing replacement window cams with super keep to enhance security and increase force resistance against jemmy attacks.

Another type of uPVC window lock is the handle with a espagnolette. This handle has a spindle that protrudes from the handle and is inserted into the gearbox for the lock and is turned to trigger the locking mechanism and open your window. There are numerous variants of this handle on the market and the best way to identify it is to look at the shape of the handle as well as any marks or stamps that are on the lock.

Truth Two Hole cam handle 1-1/2 Inch with Ring Pull is one of the most well-known types of handles made of espagnolette. It is a hand-held model that has been in production since the 1970's. It has a brushed nickel finish. It also has the handle grip which can be adjusted to fit the desired position. It is designed to work with a sash which can be opened and tilted and comes with a cam lock that has solid 3mm cam arms that increase security and hold the sash in place. The handle is available with keyed-alike keys for convenience or keys unique to each window, known as keyed-to-differ.

Screen

Screen handles can be replaced with locks to protect the window from unwanted intruders. This is a easy process that doesn't require any special tools. Be sure that you keep the handle in its closed position when you take it off and make use of a screwdriver or angle grinder to cut the new spindle down to size. It is also possible to employ a Stanley knife as the screws are often covered by plastic caps.

Lincoln casement operating hardware is available in seven different finishes for both aluminum and wood windows. Casement windows can be fitted with a handle that folds to make it easier to get rid of the window screens.