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Security Features of Double Glazed Windows

Modern double-glazed frames have additional security features that make it harder for burglars open them. They have high-end handles and strong locking mechanisms.

Espag handles feature spindles on their back that is used to operate a multi-point lock that is attached to the window frame. They are common on modern uPVC windows and come in straight or cranked variations.

High-Tech Locking Mechanisms

Window locks are an essential part of the security and safety of double-glazed uPVC Windows. The lock system secures the sash and frame of a window from intruders and unwanted access, which helps to reduce the cost of insurance for your home. The level of security you need will determine the type of window lock that is suitable for you. There are a variety of styles and designs of window locks that accommodate different levels of security.

The most popular locking mechanism used on uPVC or aluminium windows is the Espagnolette lock. They are made of a flat strip. Then when the key is turned to lock the sash into the frame, metal studs inside the handle are able to latch onto plates. They are used in conjunction with multi-point locks, ensuring the most secure level of security.

Other kinds of window locks include hinged wedge locks, which are often used on top-hung windows, such as casement or awning windows. These locks prevent the sash opening above a certain point to keep your children safe from falling. They can also be used to secure patio doors. They are easily operated with simple latch and lock action.

Other options are also available for instance, a pin which is inserted through one sash and into the opposite sash on double-hung windows to stop it from opening. These are easy to install and work with a range of different types of windows and sizes. Another alternative is a window restrictor cable, which functions as a chain for apartment bi-fold doors handle. It is attached to the sash on the double-hung or sliding windows. The cable made of steel can be extended only as far as it can extend.

All our uPVC windows and aluminium frames are equipped with an internal beading which stops glass panes from being ripped out of the frames. This is a vital feature, especially in homes with babies and young children who may be thrown from windows that are not closed. It also stops cold air from entering the room through the gaps around the glass.

High-Security Locks

There are a variety of different kinds of window locks, all of which are designed to keep out the intruders. The best choice for you will depend on the kind of windows you have and how much security you're concerned about. These locks are generally simple to install and require just the use of a drill, a few screws and some nuts. Some are able to be used as a double-duty child safety device to prevent children from opening the windows too wide.

For casement, awning and hopper windows that swing open, you can put in a chain lock similar to doors to limit how much 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 that are available.

You can also secure the windows using a pin lock or wedge that will allow the window to be opened by opening a crack, but will not allow intruders to crawl through the glass. Pin locks are available at a majority of hardware stores and are much easier to install than lag screws.

If you have sliding windows Stop locks work on any size and type of sliding windows. They are easy to use and don't require any extra parts that could get lost, however they are expensive -- an Andersen stop lock costs around $40.

A key-operated lock is used to replace the sash lock. They are available at the majority of home improvement stores and can be installed in just a few minutes. Place the key in a location that is accessible in case of emergency, but out-of-reach for any snoopers.

If your house is very secured, you do not require any additional security equipment other than a solid casement window or one of the locks mentioned above. If you believe that your home is especially vulnerable to burglars then consider installing an alarm system that sounds the siren and contact the police or a paid security company if it detects movement on the window.

When you're comparing window locks, be sure to look for grades established by the American National Standards Institute to ensure you're getting a high-quality product. The most expensive locks are the most difficult to break, however even a less expensive lock can slow down an intruder and provide some security for your valuables.

Simple to operate

Window handles are often ignored however they can have a dramatic impact on your windows. They can also assist in creating the look that is unique to your. There are a variety of different styles to choose from, such as uPVC aluminum, uPVC, and timber handles, and you can pick from a vast selection of finishes that will fit your style of home.

If you're replacing the old double glazing windows handles or putting in new ones, it's important to take your time to choose the right options. Check that the handle is compatible with the locking system you have chosen and that it matches the style of your window. Be aware of the step height when choosing a new window handle. This is the distance between the base and the middle of the spindle.

Espag handles are a common choice for upvc door locks and handles windows, and there are various styles that can be found to fit your home. In-line uPVC handles are straight and can be turned left or right and are often referred to as universal window handles. Cranked handles are also available, and they come in both left-hand and right-hand variations.

Another popular option for uPVC windows is bladed handles. They are employed in windows that tilt and turn and work as a latch and catch system instead of a multi-point lock. They are typically smaller than cockspurs, and can be a great choice for homes who prefer a more modern appearance.

If you're looking to give your windows an appearance that is more traditional then you can opt for handles that are sash-like for double-glazed windows. They are similar to a latch-and-catch system, and are usually employed on timber or aluminium windows. Sash handles are available in a variety of styles and colours and are often finished with a monkey tail to give them a traditional appearance. They are often cheaper than uPVC and offer similar levels security. However they're not as effective as uPVC handles, and may require additional support from hook keep or mortice keep.

Durability

Double-glazed windows are a great option for any home. They are durable and provide toughness. These windows also aid in reducing the amount of cold air entering your home, and also increase efficiency in energy use. They can be constructed from uPVC, aluminium or wood. UPVC is the cheapest option and has good energy efficiency. They can also be customized with additional security features.

Handles on a uPVC can be designed to appear different. They are available in a variety of colours. They are designed to withstand the rigors of use and corrosive. They come in a range of sizes for spindles and are polished. Some handle types have a locking arrangement at the back, which is perfect to keep your windows secure in place.

Choosing the right handle for your uPVC windows is essential since it must match the design of the window, and also fit into the frame of your door or. Many people purchase extra sets of handles for their windows and locks so they can have an extra set in the event that the first one breaks. They also purchase these items so that they can easily replace their old locks and handles should they need to.

There are many different kinds of upvc door locks and handles window handles, including Espag and Cockspur handle styles. The different handle types are distinguished by their step size, handle length as well as fixing positions and blade length. Espag handles made of uPVC are popular because they are simple to adjust and sport an elegant look. Other choices include blade or spade handles as well as monkey tail handle.

Double-glazed windows are generally more durable than previous window varieties, because they feature more glass layers and a more robust locking mechanism. This increases their ability to withstand deformation and impact which can help to protect your home from burglars. The seals around double-glazed units also help to stop heat from entering your home. If you notice that your windows are drafty, it could be caused by damaged or worn handles or seals. If this is the case, it's recommended to speak with an expert installer to look into the problem and repair it.