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How to Replace Window Handles

Over time, the natural wear and tear resulting from daily use and environmental factors can cause a window handle to wear to the point where it is in need of replacement. When you spot any damage or a decline in functionality, it is important to take action.

Replacing the window handle is simple and takes only a few easy steps. Take off the screws first, then the handle and the screws.

Replacement Parts

Window handles are among the most commonly used components of the uPVC double-glazed window and, as such they are more prone to wear out. When replacing a broken window it is crucial to have the correct replacement components, whether you require an espag handle or cockspur lock. This will allow you to restore your windows to full working order and improve the security of your home.

You can find a replacement uPVC hand here:

After you have completed this, you must cut the spindle to the correct size. This can be done by using an angle grinder or a hand saw. This is essential to do correctly, as when you cut the spindle in a wrong way, the window handle may not be able to fit properly or fall off.

Installing the new uPVC handle is simple once you have cut the spindle to the right size. It's essential to ensure that the handle is in an unlocked/open position when you do this, so that you are able to reach the screw holes and line up with the holes in the old one, and then screw into the hole. It's also a good idea to replace the screw covers after you've fitted the new handle, to avoid any dust or debris from getting into the holes.

It is important to note that screws required to install a uPVC handle differ from those needed to remove a handle. So, it's important to confirm that you have the correct screws before you purchase. Luckily, most of the handles we offer come with everything you need to replace your old handle and install an entirely new one.

If you require further assistance or guidance regarding replacing a window handle your uPVC windows and doors then please don't hesitate to contact us here at Bridgewater Glass. Our team of experts is ready to assist you with any problems that you might be facing and offer professional uPVC repair services.

Take a measurement of the Spindle

The metal square that runs along the back of the handle, and then into the lock mechanism is known as a spindle. Before you can replace the handle, you must locate the spindle. Usually, it is held in place by pins or screws, which can be removed with a screwdriver. Before you remove the old handle and wipe the area it is connected to the window frame using a damp cloth. This will make the removal process much easier.

Once you have located the fixing screws or pins, remove them from the window frame and Replace Window Handles handle. This will let you move the new handle into place and screw it in. Make sure that the screw holes on the handle and on the window frame are aligned. It is also recommended to replace any screw cover caps that are missing.

Window handles come in a range of styles and sizes The most important thing is that they're made to work with the same type of espagnolette bolts used on uPVC and timber windows. You can easily upgrade your windows by changing the handle design. You can even find tilt and turn handles that are in line with Secure by Design requirements.

You can choose between several locks and finishes to match the style. Some of them feature key-locking and a push-button to lock the bifold door handles in a closed position. You can choose between either a cranked or inline handle. The former provides more space for your hand against the window, while the latter is a little more neat.

Test the handle to ensure it functions properly and securely. If you are satisfied, you can take the handle off and replace the screw covers (if required). This will give you an elegant, modern replacement door handles for your uPVC window handles. The handles come in white, black and chrome finishes. They can be supplied with a standard or a longer spindle lengths, and are suitable for all types of uPVC windows.

Remove the Old Handle

Window handles can make a massive difference to the overall appearance of a window. Selecting a handle for windows is a delicate process. Handles come in a variety of styles, materials, and finishes. It is crucial to choose one that matches the style of the window. It is also important to consider the style of windows you own as some styles are not compatible with other types.

Espag handles are found on uPVC window frames in two styles either in-line or cranked. In-line handles are straight and will turn right or left, and are sometimes referred to as universal window handles. Cranked handles have a small curved piece at the back that you move to open or close the window. they are available in left or right-handed versions.

If you have windows that tilt and turn then you'll need a different kind of handle that can cope with this opening mechanism. They're similar to espagnolette handles for bifold doors, but have a square spindle at the rear that is located in the gear box of the lock mechanism. The spindle diameter is usually 7mm, but you can find handles with a larger cross-section for windows made of timber.

In addition, you need to think about the step height when selecting the new handle. This is the distance between the bottom of the handle's nose and the frame. It is essential to choose the right height.

When you have the new handle in place, it's time to test it. This can be done by using the Javascript executor to navigate and click on various web elements on a page. Particularly, you'll need to make use of the window handle function that collects all handles on the page and prints the handles. This allows you to identify the parent window handle, and then create child windows to perform various actions on a website and then return to the parent window. Selenium's help guide can assist you if you have questions about the window handle function.