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Types of Window Handles and Locks

Handles are an integral part of a window's functional and aesthetics. The correct handle can enhance the look of your uPVC window and complement the interior design.

These handles are also an excellent way to improve the security of your home. Upgrade to locking UPVC handle and lower the risk that your child will fall, which could result in serious injury.

Locks on the handles

There are a variety of locks and window handles, and each will vary according to the kind of windows they're attached to. Espag window handles are the most commonly used type of handle used on UPVC double glazed window handles and locks-glazed windows, while Cockspur handles are also available on double glazed windows in a variety of designs. Other types of window handle include tilt and turn handles, as well as spade or blade handles.

It is important to take into account the hand when choosing the right window handle for you home. Handing is the direction that the handle will rotate. Left-handed handles will turn to the right and the reverse is true. As a rule, all UPVC handles are handed. They're often also supplied with spares to make replacing them easier in the event of a break.

Another crucial aspect to consider is the backset of the lock, which relates to the distance between the edge of the door and the middle of the latch or spindle. This will determine which handle is suitable for use on the window. It is crucial to determine it accurately when purchasing replacement double glazed window handles or new handles.

Once you've decided what type of handle you want for your windows, you'll be able to easily locate it in our extensive range. There are a myriad of colours and finishes to pick from, so you're sure to find something that matches your style. You can also purchase handles that come with a lock, which allows you to keep your windows closed while still allowing for air circulation. This type of handle is often rated with an SKG1 rating which means it has been tested against burglars and can stand up to a ferocious attack for up to three minutes.

We've also got a wide selection of window knobs and handles, which work similar to the window handle, however without keyed cylinders attached. These are perfect for high-rise apartments and stop burglars from opening your windows from the outside by fishing for the handles. We have a number of different designs, including a variety of push button handles which can be opened only by pressing down on the handle and are suitable for use with UPVC or aluminium window handle repair windows.

Keyed Locks

There are many options available for locks, whether you are looking to secure your home or business your home. The keyed lock is one of the most common types. Mechanical locks require a key to operate and are usually made of high-grade secure steel. They are simple to set up and operate and unlike electronic locks, don't require batteries or electricity. They are the most affordable method of securing your business or home.

Locks are generally made of metals that are strong and rustproof, like zinc, steel, and brass. These metals are tough and can be used in everything from door knobs to padlocks. Precision is required for the manufacture of these locks, as they require precise notches on the lever stacks and pins. They are also designed to withstand the force of a pinning bar or pick to stop them from breaking.

To function, a lock must have the notches on the key must be aligned with the teeth of the key in order that they are able to contact the levers and pins inside the cylinder and turn them. This allows the bolt or latch to retract and close the strike plate. The lock requires a key to rotate the notch out. Without this, the bolt or latch cannot retract into the strike plate, and it becomes locked.

There are two primary types of keyed locks, keys that are keyed alike and those that are keyed differently. When a lock is keyed in a different way, each lock requires a different key to open. This is ideal for securing multiple doors and cabinets in one area.

Some people prefer the convenience of keys that are keyed alike, which means that each lock can be opened by the same key. This is beneficial for homeowners and businesses that have a cabinet or door.

Look for an obvious, 3-5-digit key number on the outside of the package (usually the back) to determine whether the lock is keyed alike. The locks should have the same key number in order to be able to operate together.

Window Pin Locks

A pin lock is an ideal choice if want a low-cost lock that's easy to install. These locks are large round pins that fit through the holes in the frame of your window and keep it in place. They can be used on sliding windows, single-hung or double-hung ones. They are simple to install with just the drill and screws. You can adjust the pins to various heights to allow you to open the window to let air in while ensuring it is secure.

Another alternative is a hinged wedge lock that works with double-hung windows and offers the flexibility to secure the window at different opening points. This is a good choice for families with children because it makes it difficult for children to open or close the window themselves. You can find this kind of lock in a lot of hardware stores and it is easy to install.

Other types of window lock include track locks that are able to be slid into the tracks on sliding doors and windows. They are simple to Install Window Handle and don't require any structural modification of the windows or frame they are a great option for renters or those who don't plan on living in their home for a long time. They provide a higher level of security than a sliding lock, but are not as reliable or strong as a single-latch.

When you are choosing the right window lock, bear in mind that the strongest and more expensive locks are generally made of higher quality materials that are designed for long-term use. It is also recommended to seek advice from a professional when choosing a window lock, because they are in a position to recommend the most suitable type of lock for your specific window style and needs.

Once you know what type of lock you want then it's time to put in your new window handle and lock. Begin by measuring the windows and marking the area where you want to install your lock. Then, mark and drill the holes, following the manufacturer's instructions to ensure a perfect fit and long-term security.

Sash Locks

Window locks help keep your windows in their place and stop them from being forced to open. They are usually made of hardened steel. They can be locked with keys or by a thumb lever to open the lock. They are great to prevent burglaries and are easy to install. If you're looking for ways to improve your security at home, it's worth installing an upgrade to your locks, particularly if they are old upvc window handles and worn.

There are many different types of window handles and locks available for your sash windows. A quadrant sash is a Victorian style lock that locks your windows using a cam to pivot an iron claw into the receiver. This locks your windows and can be installed on both UPVC or wooden windows. They are available in locking and non-locking options to meet your needs.

Another option that is popular for sash windows is a hinged wedge lock. Set higher up on the frame, this stops your double hung window from opening unless you push it inwards. This kind of lock helps reduce noise and rattle from your windows sash.

If you're planning on fitting a new handle and lock to your windows with sash, it's worth considering the spindle's length. This is the distance between the nose of the handle and the base of the screw plate. It is essential to ensure that the new handles fit correctly.

You should also consider the height of the step. This is the distance from the floor to the top of the handle's nose. It can affect how easy it is to use your window handles.

It is recommended that if you are replacing or upgrading your sash windows you have them professionally installed by a business accredited. They'll have the skills and knowledge to ensure your windows are safe and secure, as well as ensuring they work as intended. They can also give you advice on the best way to maintain and use your new windows to prolong their life.