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Types of uPVC Windows Handles

When a window handle or lock breaks it can be a time-consuming task to find a replacement that matches the current mechanisms. The first thing to know is what type of handle you've got.

You should also be aware of the step height. This is the distance between the nose of handle and the frame's base or base. Finally, you need to be aware of handing, if applicable.

Espag

Espag is a type of handle that is placed on uPVC windows and bi-fold doors handles. These victorian scroll Door Handles are used to operate a multipoint locking system which locks the uPVC casement window or timber casement when it is opened. They can also be found on French doors and other types of window frames. These are considered to be the most secure type of handle for double glazed windows because they employ multiple locks, and the handle rotates them all when it is used.

They have a steel shaft that can be plugged into a gearbox within the window. This allows them to operate multi-point locks around the perimeter. They are available as shootbolts, roller cams or deadbolts. They are suitable for uPVC and aluminum windows. They are available in both straight and cranked models, depending on the way your windows were made.

Our online store provides a wide variety of handles with espagnolette. There are some that are designed to be key operated for added security and others that don't come with this feature. Handle designs vary from a flat style to a ringed elegant design. Certain handles and hinges are available in different spindle sizes. This is crucial because the dimensions of your uPVC handle must match the spindle mounted on your window.

Whether you are seeking to replace your current uPVC window handle or you are installing new uPVC windows, it is important to know the distinctions between espag and cockspur handles to ensure you get the right replacement for your windows. Cockspur handles are typically used on older models of double glazed windows, whilst espag handles are more popular for modern homes that have uPVC windows.

The espag differs from the cockspur because it uses an espagnolette rod (a flat strip of metal) that runs along the locking side the window. This is then fitted with round studs referred to as mushrooms that move upwards and downwards when the patio door handle of the espagnolette is moved. The mushrooms are then locked into a metal plate called a keep on the window frame.

Tilt and turn

Tilt-and turn windows offer European elegance, increased functionality, and improved security with energy efficiency. They are a great choice for building projects and homeowners looking to add value to their homes or properties.

The windows feature an exclusive dual-function handle that lets the window tilt inward for ventilation and turn open like doors for easy cleaning. They also provide an excellent escape point in the event of emergency and are suitable for bedrooms since they let you open the windows wide enough to allow for escape.

Tilt and turn windows are easy to operate and look stunning in various architectural and home styles. They also come with a variety of features not available in other types of windows with different opening options, bars that give an older-style look, and a choice of materials and finishes. Spray painting is a great option to achieve any desired color or design.

When the window is closed it is secured and locked. When the handle is in the upward vertical position, the sash will be tilted inward by about 20 degrees. This is an efficient and comfortable method to let air circulate because air circulates through the top gap.

To turn the window it is necessary to rotate the patio door handle with lock until it is at 90 degrees angle to the lock position. The sash opens inward and is held in place by the hinges at the bottom. This allows windows to be opened wider which allows for more air circulation and light.

They are also a great choice for families with small pets or children as they can be opened from the bottom, without allowing the child to fall out. The hinge at the bottom prevents them from being opened too much and therefore they can't be smashed by burglars. They are also an excellent option for those looking to reduce their heating bills and increase energy efficiency as they provide a good level of thermal insulation. This is achieved by using a multi-chamber profile and double or triple glazing.

Cockspur

Cockspur hawthorn is an attractive ornamental landscape tree that's ideal to be used in hedging or privacy borders. It features an attractive umbrella-shaped growth pattern as well as spring flowers and autumn fruit. Plus, it's completely thornless and offers excellent winter interest. It's also adaptable to extreme conditions for growth, making it a great choice for urban lots.

The cockspur hawthorn is either a large deciduous tree or a smaller tree with a flat or rounded crown and spreading branches. It's a popular landscaping choice because of its attractive foliage, vibrant fall color, and hardiness. It can be grown in all soil types, but it prefers rich, well-drained soil and full sun. The leaves are long, egg-shaped with a wedge-shaped base and fine serrations along its edges. It is found in savannas, woodlands, and grasslands in the upland. The flowers, produced in late spring or early spring, emit a foul smell. They are a beautiful fruit that is either orange or red and persist into winter.

The Thornless Cockspur Hawthorn can be a better alternative to the native species which has sharp thorns. The thornless species (Crataegus crus-galli var. inermis) has a similar appearance, including an umbrella-like pattern of growth and the same stunning color of the foliage. It's a great option for planting in areas where children will play, since it doesn't carry the same danger of injury as straight species.

Like most plants, the cockspur hawthorn needs an acidic, well-drained or neutral soil. It is tolerant of drought and seasonal flooding, but isn't suitable for soils that are constantly oversaturated. It is also susceptible to several diseases including cedar-hawthorne rust.

The thornless hawthorn makes a great option for urban gardens as it is completely thornless. It also offers all-year-round interest with its stunning leaves, vibrant autumn colors and persistent fruit. Its dark, platy bark and fine naked twigs give the garden texture. The flowers are attractive for bees and other pollinators and it's also a home for a variety of moths, including 25 species. The cockspur hawthorn is very hardy and adaptable plant, which makes it ideal for hedges or mass plantings.