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Types of uPVC Windows Handles

It can take an extended time to locate an alternative window handle or lock that is compatible with the existing mechanisms. It is important to identify the type of handle your window is equipped with.

Then you should be aware of the step height. This is the distance beneath the handle's nose to the base or frame where it is installed. You also need to know if there's a handing.

Espag

Espag is the name for the handle type that sits on uPVC windows and doors. These are composite door handles that are turned to operate a multi-point locking system that locks the uPVC or timber casement window when it is opened. These handles are also found on French Doors and other types window frames. These handles are the most secure for double-glazed windows, as they have multiple locks that the handle turns when it is used.

The handles are made of metal and have a spindle at the back which is fitted into a gearbox in the window to operate a set of multi-point locks that are located on the outside of the window. They can come in the form of roller cams, shootbolts or dead bolts or a combination. This makes them suitable for uPVC or aluminum windows. They can be fitted in both cranked and straight versions depending on how your windows are constructed.

Our online store offers an array of handles with espagnolette. There are handles for patio doors that are designed to be operated by keys to increase security, and some which don't feature this feature. Handle designs can differ from a flat to a ringed elegant design. Some handles are offered in a variety of spindle lengths as well. This is important because the dimensions of your uPVC handle should be in line with the spindle you have placed on your window.

If you're looking to replace the handle on your uPVC window or installing new windows, it is important to be aware of the differences between the cockspur and espag handles. This will allow you to choose the right replacement. Cockspur handles are generally used on older models of double-glazed windows, whilst espag handles are more typical for modern homes with uPVC windows.

The espag mechanism differs from the cockspur mechanism because it utilizes a flat metal strip (called an espagnolette rod) that runs up the side that locks the window. The espagnolette patio door handle is fitted with round studs, called mushrooms, that move up and down when the espagnolette rod is moved. The mushrooms are then stowed in a metal plate referred to as a keep that is attached to the window frame.

Tilt and turn

Tilt and Turn windows provide an array of European style and elegance, along with enhanced efficiency, security and energy efficiency. They are a great choice for building projects and homeowners looking to add value to their homes or buildings.

These windows have an exclusive dual-function handle that lets the window tilt to the side for ventilation, and then open like doors for easy cleaning. They also serve as an excellent escape point in the event of an emergency and can be opened wide enough to allow for egress.

Tilt and turn windows are simple to operate and look stunning in a variety of designs for homes and buildings. They also offer a range of features that aren't available in other window types, including different opening configurations, bars for a more traditional style and a variety of finishes and materials. They can also be painted to be matched to any color or design you want.

When the window is in its closed position, it is locked and secure. When the handle is set vertically up, the sash tilts to the left around 20 degrees. This is a comfortable and efficient mode of ventilation as it provides air exchange through the gap at the top.

To open the window it is necessary to rotate the handle until it is at a 90 degree angle to the lock position. The sash lock door handles will then open outwards and is held by the hinges at the bottom. This allows windows to be opened more, allowing more air circulation and light.

Tilt and turn windows are an excellent choice for people with pets or children who are small since they can be opened from the bottom, without allowing them to fall out of the window. They can also be left open even when you are not home, since the hinge at the bottom prevents them from being opened too far and also prevents them from being damaged by burglars. They are also a great choice for those who want to lower their heating costs and increase energy efficiency as they provide a high level of thermal insulation. This is accomplished by using multi-chamber profiles and double or triple glazing.

Cockspur

Cockspur hawthorn is an attractive ornamental landscape tree that is ideal for use in hedging and privacy borders. It's got an attractive umbrella growth habit, spring blooms, and fall fruits. It is also completely thorn-free and provides great winter interest. It also can withstand challenging growth conditions making it a good option for urban lots.

The cockspur hawthorn is either a large deciduous tree or small tree with a flat or rounded crown and spreading branches. It is a popular choice for landscaping because of its attractive foliage, vibrant autumn color, and toughness. It can be grown in all soil types, but it prefers rich, well-drained soil and full sun. Its leaves are long and egg-shaped with narrowly wedge-shaped bases and fine serrations along the edges. It is found in savannas and woodlands. The flowers, produced in late summer or early spring release a foul smell. They produce 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 that has sharp thorns. The thornless version (Crataegus crus-galli var. Inermis has a similar look with an umbrella-like pattern of growth, and the same stunning color of the foliage. It's an excellent choice for areas where children will play, since it doesn't pose the same risk of injuries as straight species.

Like many plants, the cockspur hawthorn needs a well-drained, slightly acidic or neutral soil. It's tolerant of drought and occasionally seasonal flooding, but isn't the best choice for areas with consistently oversaturated soils. It's also susceptible several diseases including cedar-hawthorne rust.

The cockspur hawthorn with no thorns is an excellent choice for urban gardens due to the fact that it's completely thornless, and provides all year round interest thanks to its stunning foliage, vibrant fall color, and persistent fruit. Its dark, smooth bark and fine, bare twigs add texture and interest to the garden. Its flowers are attractive to pollinators like bees, and it's also a host for over 25 species of moths. The Hawthorn cockspur is a versatile and hardy plant that can be used for mass plantings or hedges.