A Guide To Double Glazed Window Handle From Beginning To End

Choosing a Double Glazed Window Handle

The right double glazed window handle will keep your windows secure and energy efficient. You can put in new handles or replace older ones on your home's window. There are many different types of handles to choose from such as cockspur handles with a spur that locks onto an elongated striker plate.

In-line UPVC handles are straight and can be turned right or left. Cranked handles come in right and left variants. These handles are compatible with multipoint locks to provide security.

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 fitted. For instance, Espag handles are used with casement (windows opening outwards), while cockspur handle are designed for tilt-and-turn windows. Others are more general, such as monkey tail handles or spade Euro Door Handles. If you are buying new handles or replacing older ones, the most important aspects to take into consideration are the blade length, step height, and the fixing positions. You can also test if the handle you purchase is the right size by measuring the spindle's length or dropping something in the middle to see how far it goes.