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Types of uPVC Windows Handles

If a window handle lock breaks, it can be a time-consuming task to find a replacement that is compatible with the current mechanisms. The first thing to identify is the kind of handle you have.

It is also important to know about the step height. This is the distance between the nose of handle and the frame or base. Also, you should be aware of handing, if applicable.

Espag

Espag is the name given to handles that is placed on uPVC windows and doors. These handles are used to operate a multipoint locking system which locks a uPVC casement window or a timber casement when it is opened. They are also found on French doors as well as other kinds of window frames. They are thought to be the most secure style of handle for double glazed door handle glazed windows because they employ multiple locks, and the handle turns them all when it is being used.

They have a steel shaft that is inserted into a gearbox inside the window. This lets them operate the multi-point locks around the perimeter. These locks are available in roller cams, shootbolts or deadbolts. This makes them perfect for uPVC or aluminium door handles windows. They are available in straight or cranked variants, depending on how your windows are constructed.

There are many different types of handles made from espagnolette that are available on our online store. Some espagnolette handles are key operated to ensure security however, others are not. Handle designs also vary from a flat style to a ringed elegant design. Some handles are available in a range of different spindle lengths, too. This is important as the dimension of the uPVC window handle needs to match the spindle length that is inserted into your window.

Whether you are seeking to replace your current uPVC window handle or you are installing new uPVC windows, it's worth understanding the differences between espag and cockspur mila door handles to ensure you buy the right replacement for your windows. Cockspur handles are usually fitted to older styles of double-glazed windows while espag handles are popular for modern homes that have uPVC windows.

The espag mechanism is different from the cockspur mechanism in that it uses a flat metal strip (called an espagnolette rod) that runs up the side that locks the window. The rod is then fitted with round studs referred to as mushrooms that move upwards and downwards when the handle of an espagnolette is moved. The mushrooms then lock into a metal plate that is attached to the window frame known as replacing a window handle keep.

Tilt and Turn

Tilt and turn windows provide a blend of European design and style with a greater functionality, increased security and energy efficiency. They are the ideal solution for builders and homeowners looking to add value to their homes or buildings.

The windows feature a unique handle with dual functions that lets the window tilt to the side for ventilation, and then open like an entrance for cleaning. They also make an excellent escape point in the event of an emergency and are suitable for bedrooms as they can be opened them wide enough for egress.

Tilt and turn windows are easy to operate and look stunning in various architectural and home styles. They have features that aren't found in other windows, like different opening options and bars that give an older-style look, and a variety of materials and finishes. They can also be painted to be matched to any color or design you like.

When the window is shut the window is locked. When the handle is in an upward vertical position, the sash is turned inwards by around 20 degrees. This is a great and comfortable method of allowing air to circulate because air circulates through the top gap.

To turn the window it is necessary to rotate the handle until it is at a 90 degree angle to the lock position. The sash opens inward and is held by the hinges on the bottom. This allows the windows to be opened more which allows for more light and airflow.

Tilt and turn windows are an excellent option for those who have pets or children, as they can be opened from the bottom, without allowing them to fall out of the window. They can also be left open even when away from home, as the hinge at the bottom prevents them from being opened too far and also prevents them from being broken by burglars. They are a great option for people looking to reduce their heating costs and improve energy efficiency since they offer an excellent thermal insulation. This is achieved by using a multi chamber profile and double or even triple glazing.

Cockspur

Cockspur hawthorn makes a beautiful ornamental landscape tree. It is perfect for privacy borders and hedges. It's an attractive umbrella growth pattern, spring blooms and fall fruit. Plus, it's completely thornless and provides excellent winter interest. It's also adaptable to difficult growing conditions, making it a great choice for urban lots.

The cockspur hawthorn can be seen as either a large deciduous shrub or small tree with a rounded or flat-topped crown and spreading branches. It is a favorite choice for landscaping because of its vibrant leaves, vibrant fall colors and toughness. It can thrive in any type of soil but prefers a stony well-drained and full sun. Its leaves are long and egg-shaped with narrow wedge-shaped bases and fine serrations on the margins. It is found in savannas and woodlands. Its flowers bloom in late spring or early summer and emit a foul smell. They change into gorgeous red or orange berries which last into winter.

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

Like most plants, cockspur hawthorn requires well-drained soil that's slightly acidic to neutral. It's tolerant of drought and occasionally seasonal flooding, but it's not an ideal choice for areas where the soil is constantly oversaturated. It's also prone to a number of diseases, such as cedar-hawthorn rust.

The cockspur hawthorn that is thornless is an excellent choice for urban gardens because it is completely thornless and offers year-round interest with its beautiful foliage, vibrant fall color, and enduring fruits. Its dark, smooth bark and fine naked twigs provide the garden with a texture. Its flowers are attractive to bees and other pollinators, and it's a great host for a variety of moths, including 25 species. The cockspur hawawthorn is a extremely hardy and adaptable plant, making it ideal for use in hedges or for mass planters.