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Types of uPVC Windows Handles

When a window handle or lock breaks, it can be time consuming to find a replacement that fits the current mechanisms. The first thing to identify is the kind of handle you have.

You should also know about the step height. This is the distance between the handle's nose and the frame's base or base. It is also important to know if there's an articulation.

Espag

Espag is a type of handle that sits on uPVC windows and doors. These are the handles which are used to operate the multipoint locking system which secures a uPVC casement window or a timber casement when it's opened. These handles can also be found on French doors and other kinds of window frames. They are believed to be the most secure kind of handle for double glazed windows as they use multiple locks, and the handle rotates them all when it is used.

These handles have a metal shaft on the back which is inserted into a gearbox inside the window. This allows them to operate multi-point locks around the perimeter. They can come in the form of roller cams, shootbolts or dead bolts, or a combination. This makes them ideal for uPVC or aluminum windows. They are available in both cranked and straight models, based on the way your windows are constructed.

Our online store offers an array of handles with espagnolette. There are handles that are designed to be operated with keys to provide extra security, and others that don't come with this feature. The designs of the handles vary from a basic flat style to a sophisticated ringed design. Some handles are available in different sizes for the spindles. This is important as the size of the uPVC window handle must match the spindle length that is fitted to your window.

If you're planning to replace the handle on your uPVC window or to install new windows, it is important to know the difference between cockspur and espag handles. This will help you to choose the right replacement. Cockspur handles are typically installed on older types of double-glazed windows, while espag handles are typical for modern homes with uPVC windows.

The espag mechanism differs from the cockspur mechanism as it employs a flat, metal strip (called an espagnolette rod) that runs along the side that locks the window. This is then fitted with round studs called mushrooms that move upwards and downwards when the handle of an espagnolette is moved. The mushrooms are then secured into a metal plate called a keep on the window frame.

Turn and tilt

Tilt and Turn windows provide the perfect blend of European design and style with a greater efficiency, security and energy efficiency. They are a great choice for homeowners or building projects that wish to add value to properties or homes.

These windows feature a dual-function handle that allows them to be opened as doors and then tilted back for ventilation. They also make a great escape point in the event of an emergency, and they can be opened wide enough to allow for escape.

Tilt and turn windows are simple to use and look great in a variety of architectural and home styles. They provide features that aren't available in other types of windows, like different opening options, bars to create more traditional appearance and a range of finishes and materials. They can also be painted to be matched to any color or design you like.

When the window is in its closed position it is locked and secure. When window handles is in the upward vertical position, the sash will be tilted to the right by about 20 degrees. This is a comfortable and efficient mode of ventilation as it provides air exchange through the gap at the top.

To turn the window handle, turn it until it's at 90 degrees to the lock position. The sash will then open upwards and be secured by hinges at the bottom. This allows for the windows to be opened wider which allows for more light and ventilation.

They are also a great option for families with children or pets as they can be opened from the bottom without allowing the child to fall out. The hinge at the bottom of the window prevents them from being opened too much and they are therefore unable to be broken by burglars. They are also a great choice for those who want to cut down on their heating bills and increase energy efficiency as they provide a good level of thermal insulation. This is achieved 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 got an attractive umbrella growth habit, spring blooms and autumn fruits. It is also completely thornless and provides great winter interest. It's also tolerant of difficult growing conditions, making it a good option for urban areas.

The cockspur hawthorn is either a large deciduous tree or a small tree with a rounded or flat-topped crown and spreading branches. It is a popular choice for landscaping because of its attractive foliage, vibrant fall color, and durability. It can grow in any type of soil however, it prefers a deep well-drained, well-drained, and full sun. Its leaves are long egg-shaped with narrowly wedge-shaped bases and fine serrations on the margins. It is located in savannas and woodlands. The flowers bloom in the latter part of spring or early summer and emit a sour odor. They are a beautiful red or orange berries that persist through winter.

Thornless Cockspur Hawthorn is a user-friendly alternative to the native species which has sharp thorns that could cause injury. The thornless (Crataegus Crus-galli Vari. Inermis ) has a similar appearance, with an umbrella-like pattern of growth, and the same stunning color of foliage. It's a great choice for planting in areas where children play since it doesn't have the same risk of injuries as straight species.

As with most plants, cockspur hawthorn needs well-drained soil that's slightly acidic to neutral. It can withstand drought and seasonal flooding, but isn't suitable for soils that are constantly oversaturated. It's also susceptible to various diseases, including cedar-hawthorne and rust.

The thornless hawthorn makes a ideal choice for urban gardens, because it is completely thornless. It also provides year-round interest, with its gorgeous leaves, vibrant fall colors, and persistent fruit. Its dark, smooth bark and fine naked twigs provide the garden with a texture. The flowers are attractive to bees and other pollinators and it's also a home for over 25 species of moths. The cockspur hawthorn is a very hardy and adaptable plant, making it ideal for hedges or mass plantings.