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Security Features of Double Glazed Windows

Modern double-glazed frames come with additional security features that make it difficult for burglars to break into them. They have sturdy locking mechanisms as well as high-quality handles.

Espag handles feature a spindle at the back that is used to operate a multi-point lock that is attached to the window frame. These handles are very popular on uPVC windows. They are available in straight and cranked versions.

High-Tech Locking Mechanisms

Window locks are a vital part of the security and security of double-glazed uPVC Windows. The lock system protects the frame and sash of the window against burglars, allowing you to reduce your insurance premiums. The choice of a window lock will depend on the level of security you require. There are various grades of window security locks to suit different levels of security and also a variety of designs and styles to pick from.

Espagnolette locks are the most commonly used kind of locking mechanism used for uPVC and aluminium windows. They are designed with a flat strip and when the key is turned to lock the sash into the frame, metal studs inside the handle are able to latch onto plates. They work in conjunction with multi-point locks, ensuring the most secure level of security.

Other types of window locks include hinged wedge locks that are typically used on top-hung windows, such as casement or awning windows. These locks prevent the sash opening to a certain height to stop your children from falling. They can be used to secure patio bi-fold doors handles and are easy to operate using an easy lock and latch action.

There are a variety of other options available, such as a pin that goes through one sash of double-hung windows and through the other sash to stop them from being opened. They are simple to install, and they work with a variety of window sizes and styles. A window restrictor cable is another option that works a little like a chain lock for apartment doors. It attaches to the sash of a double glazed windows handles-hung or sliding window. It is able to only be opened in the direction that the steel cable extends.

Another crucial aspect of safety is that all our uPVC and aluminium windows come with internal beading to stop the glass panes from being prised out of the frames. This is a crucial feature, particularly for homes with babies and children who may be thrown out of windows that are open. It also prevents the cold air from entering the room through the gaps surrounding the glass.

High-Security Locks

There are many different kinds of window locks, each designed to protect against criminals. The best option for you will depend on the kind of windows you have and how much security you're concerned about. These locks are generally easy to install and only require a drill, some screws and some nuts. Certain locks can also be used to stop children from opening windows too wide.

For casement, awning and hopper windows that swing open, you can put in chains locks similar to doors to limit the amount they swing open. They can be purchased at a variety of hardware stores and then attached to the frame of the window or sash using the longest screws available.

You can also secure the windows using a pin lock or wedge that will allow the window to be opened however it will not permit thieves to get through the glass. Pin locks are available at most hardware shops and are simpler to install compared to screws that lag.

Stop locks can be used on sliding windows of all sizes and types. They are easy to use and don't require any additional components that could be lost, but they can be costly. An Andersen stop lock costs around $40.

Another alternative is to replace the latch on the sash with a key-operated lock. They can be purchased at the majority of home improvement stores and are installed in just a few minutes. Place the key in an area that is accessible in the event of emergency, but out-of-reach for any snoopers.

If your home is well-protected it is unlikely that you require any additional security devices other than a casement window with a strong lock, or one of the ones mentioned above. However, if you feel that your home is susceptible to burglars, think about installing an alarm system that can sound a siren, and then call the police or a paid security company if it detects movement at an entryway or window.

Compare window locks according to the American National Standards Institute's grades. This will ensure you are receiving a high-quality product. The highest-grade locks are the most difficult to break. However even a less expensive lock can slow down the intruder, while also protecting your valuables.

Easy to operate

Window handles are often ignored and can have a dramatic effect on your windows. They can also help you to create a style that is unique to you. There are a number of different styles to choose from, such as uPVC, aluminium, and wood handles, and you can pick from a broad range of finishes to suit your decor.

If you're replacing your old double glazing windows handles or putting in new ones, it's important to take the time to pick the right option. Verify that the handle you choose is compatible with the locking system you have chosen and that it matches your window type. In addition, consider the step height of the new window handle - this is the distance from the base to the centre of the spindle. It is a crucial factor to consider when selecting an alternative handle for older uPVC windows.

Espag handles for uPVC are a popular choice. There are many different designs to choose from according to your home. In-line uPVC window handles are straight and can turn left or right and are sometimes called universal window handles. Cranked handles are also available, and they come in right-hand and left-hand variations.

Bladed handles are a different option for uPVC tilt and turn windows. They function as a latch-and-catch mechanism instead of a multi-point lock. These are typically more compact than cockspur handles, and are an ideal option for homes that want more sleek design.

Sash handles are a fantastic option for double-glazed windows if you prefer a more traditional look. They are more akin to the latch and catch system, and are commonly found on aluminium or wood windows. Sash handles are available in a variety of styles and colors, and can be finished with the addition of a monkey tail to give them an authentic appearance. They are usually less expensive than uPVC handles, and offer similar levels of security. However they're not as effective as uPVC handles, and they might require additional support from a mortice or hook keep.

Durability

Double glazed windows offer durability and strength, making them an ideal choice for any property. These windows can reduce the amount of cold air entering your home, as well as increase efficiency in energy use. They can be constructed from uPVC, aluminum or wood. UPVC windows are affordable and offer good levels of energy efficiency. They can also be customized with additional security features.

Handles on uPVC can be designed to appear different. They are available in a range of colors. They are made to withstand repeated use and can withstand corrosion. They are available in a variety of spindle lengths and have a polished look. Some handles come with locks at the back. This is ideal for keeping your windows in place.

Choosing the right handle for your uPVC windows is crucial because it should match with the style of the window and fit inside your composite door handles frame or conservatory door handles. Many people purchase additional sets for their window handles and locks to have an extra set in the event that the first one breaks. These items are also purchased so that they can easily replace old locks or handles should they be required.

There are several different types of uPVC window handles, such as Espag and Cockspur handle styles. These handle types differ in the size of their steps and handle height, as well as their fixing positions, and blade length. Espag handles are a popular choice for windows made of uPVC because they can be easily adjusted and feature an attractive design. Other options include spade or blade handles as well as monkey tail handles.

Double glazed windows are usually more durable than the older varieties, because they feature more glass layers and a stronger locking mechanism. This increases their ability of withstand impact and deformation which can help protect your home against burglars. The seals around double-glazed units also help stop heat from entering your home. If you notice your windows feeling drafty, it could be because of damaged or worn out handles or seals. It's best to contact an expert installer who can diagnose the issue and repair it.