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Window locks made of uPVC are essential to the security of your home. They should be regularly checked and maintained. If your uPVC lock mechanism is stiff it could require lubrication.

There are many different types of uPVC fittings for handles, including Espag, Cockspur and Spade (or blade) handles. It is important to choose the right spindle length when replacing a uPVC handle.

Espag

The majority of double-glazed windows today have handles called Espag (also called multi-point locking). The Espag window handle differs from standard casement handles in that it operates a series multi-point locks inside the frame when turned. The locks can be fitted on both uPVC casement windows as well as timber casement window frames but they are most commonly fitted to uPVC.

It is essential to take measurements of the spindle of the uPVC espag handle prior to replacing it. It can vary from 10mm to a 55mm. This is the length of steel that is inserted into the handle's back and connects to a gearbox in the window. It is essential to match the size of the spindle to the replacement. Otherwise, the window will not function.

The multi-lock style of handle is operated with a variety of shoot bolts, roller cams deadbolts, claws and shoot bolts in addition to a key-locking facility where required. Some of the more modern espag handles even reach PAS 24 and Secure by Design requirements too.

In general, a uPVC espag lock has an espag lock with a square spindle that measures 7mm under the lever, which connects to a lock system rebated into the window sash. There are a variety of options available to choose from when replacing a uPVC locks, ranging from cranked versions that give more space for hands against the window to straight inline handles that look elegant and stylish. These handles are also available in right and left handed styles to fit your windows.

We stock a large range of replacement uPVC handles for espag from some of the top brands in the market, including Yale Trojan and Avocet. All of our uPVC handles are made in the UK, and come with a complete manufacturer's warranty. Some of the ranges are offered with a keyed alike option. We also provide a no-cost fitting service for all our products to ensure that your replacement uPVC handle is fitted correctly and with the highest quality hardware.

Turn and tilt

A tilt turn window has numerous opening options for ventilation, cleaning convenience and fire escape. These windows are extremely secure with their multi-point locking mechanism (some models have up to eight locks!). These windows are very popular in Europe. Their easy-to-use features make them a preferred choice of homeowners.

uPVC can be a cheap material. Installing it in your home is a wise investment. It's also strong and can withstand harsh weather conditions. Its design helps reduce the chance of rust or other damages which makes it a great choice for those on the tightest budget. These windows are also easy to maintain and all they require is a regular wipe down from time to time.

Turn windows open and tilt them on two angles: They tilt when ventilation is required and they swing in like a door when they're opened. They're also more energy efficient than other kinds of windows, and they let in plenty of air when tilted.

They're also easy to clean, and there are no protruding parts such as lock levers. You can clean your windows from the outside without needing to climb a ladder or risk falling from the roof. They are easy to close and lock which makes them a great choice for anyone who wants to improve the security of their home.

If you're considering buying windows, you should consider uPVC tilt and turn windows for your home. These windows are very popular in Europe and have many advantages over traditional casement window. They sport a sleek, modern look and are easy to use. They are also more secure than other types of windows. They aren't able to be opened from the outside.

They also have higher insulation than other types of windows, which helps keep your home warm and minimizes noise. They are also available in a variety of finishes and colors to complement your home's style. Although these windows are more expensive than other windows, they're worth the investment because they'll last for a long time. Moreover, what do you think can increase your home's value and make it more appealing to potential buyers.

Tilt and Slide

The tilting mechanism allows the windows to open for ventilation but can be locked in the closed position to keep kids and pets out. This kind of window provides a combination of functionality with the look of a sliding door that is ideal for modern homes. These windows are also ideal for those who wish to take advantage of the outdoors without worrying about bugs or rain coming inside.

Sliding windows can be tilted upwards to make cleaning easier. This feature isn't accessible on all sliders. Only those that have tilt-in capabilities permit the sash to be pulled inwards to clean it. If you're interested in finding out whether this feature is available, look at the handle of the window you are sliding and see if there is a small "T". If your sliding windows don't have this feature and are only able to be opened horizontally from left to right or left to right.

The higher insulation of tilt and sliding windows is a further benefit. The design and locking mechanisms of these windows keep air from escaping from your home, which can help you save on energy costs in the summertime. This can help you save money while staying comfortably all year long regardless of whether you reside in a cold or hot climate.

The tilt and slide windows can be opened with just one hand unlike traditional sliders which require effort to move. They are constructed with rails at the bottom of the frame, making them smoother than sliding windows, and permitting easier opening. They are simple to use and also provide a barrier against intruders.

Double-glazed uPVC tilt slide windows are a great alternative to sliding doors, especially for those who do not have enough space to build a swinging entrance. These windows are easy to operate and can be opened by sliding inward or tilting them. They also offer soundproofing and reliable protection. They are available in a range of colors to suit any home style.

Tilt and lock

The locking mechanism for Tilt-and-Lock is built into the handle on European uPVC Windows. It allows the window to be opened by tilting it from the top, similar to a hopper, or opened sideways using hinges similar to a casement. It provides airflow that is free of drafts and easy cleaning. When the window is in the tilt position the window is child-safe, and offers an escape route in the event of an emergency. The sash is also secured securely in this position to block burglars from gaining access to the home.

When the window is closed, the tilt-and-turn feature creates a tight seal. This seal greatly improves your energy efficiency air leakage around sliding windows could be responsible for as much as five times the amount of heat or cold lost in your home per hour.

Our window locks have multiple points of contact to offer the highest security. The tilt latches for instance are housed in a sash-channel, and the hinges feature extra locking points to protect against forced entry. This makes our uPVC windows among the most secure on the market.

If your tilt lock isn't working properly, look at the lever carefully for signs of tampering. It could be that the button was put in the wrong way or a spring inside of the lever has dislodged and, in that case, you'll have to replace the parts. If you suspect that the tilt lock has simply become sticky because of a lack of lubrication, you can apply some machine oil or ruby alcohol to the parts. Sensei handles come with a range of finishes that are to match the windows they work on.