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UPVC replacement window handle Door Handles

Over time the handles on your doors will wear down and need to be changed. In this case, it is important that the new handles are in line with the exact dimensions of the handle that was previously used.

The top screw's location the lever, and the keyhole size are the three measurements that you need to verify. Use the size guide to assist you.

Inline Lever/Lever

A lever handle is a modern-day door handle designed to work with new or replacement upvc door handle doors. This kind of handle is available in various styles and finishes. A variety of manufacturers provide this handle, including Avocet ERA, Fullex, Hoppe, Mila, Millenco & Yale.

Fab and Fix Windsor Inline Sprung Lever Door Handle

The uPVC/Composite door handles are constructed of durable materials and are ideal for doors with multi-point locks which require a robust design. The handles are inline and operate with the same spindle as well as screw fixings so they can be easily incorporated into existing or new uPVC/composite door handles doors.

The design of the sprung lever allows the handle to be set and angled to provide a comfortable grip and is suitable for all users. The handle has been tested for endurance up to 200,000 cycles. This helps to ensure that the finish is of high quality and performance over time. The sprung lever can also be reduced to accommodate more locks. This is useful in doors that are narrower, where the cylinder is further back from the door. A lever that is shorter is an ideal choice for doors where the latch can be opened by a thumb turn located on the inside.

Lever Pad

The lever pad upvc handle differs from the lever handles that are commonly found on doors. These handles are operated by a single spindle or by two spindles inline or offset. They are commonly employed on UPVC doors with double glazing and come in a variety of finishes & variations.

The handles have been tested to at least 200k cycles and are available in a variety of finishes including White Silver, Chrome, & Gold. The finish is compliant with BS EN 1670:2007 Grade 5 and is also resistant to corrosion, thereby giving the handle a high level of durability and performance for its intended use.

All of the UPVC lever pad designs come with screws and a spindle, allowing them to be put on a new or existing uPVC door. The backplate fixing centres of 211mm allow for a larger size handle that can be beneficial when replacing a faulty or worn multi point door lock mechanism. The handle levers are sprung, solving the problem of handles that slide from their horizontal position when they are not in use.

When choosing a replacement UPVC handle and spindle, it is important to match the dimensions of the PZ of both the multipoint lock and the uPVC door. This measurement is often referred to as the 'handle centre' or 'cylinder centres which is a crucial aspect of matching up the right handles.

After you have determined the proper PZ size, you will need to make sure that the lever and push pads are shaped to match the American with Disabilities Act compliant handles you require for your door. They typically have of a round or square shape, with an internal lever as well as an external push pad.

The majority of UPVC lever pads we offer are sprung, which means that they return to their horizontal position when not in use, rather than hanging out and potentially sticking in the frame. This helps prevent the draughts and cold air from entering a property. You will also find that the majority of UPVC handle lever pad style handles are handed that allows you to put them on either side of the door.

Euro Cylinder

Cylinder locks are typically found on uPVC doors, but can also be used on other types of door. They operate by using a key to unlock a cylinder case which then reveals pins which can be aligned with the pins in the lock body and allowing them to turn an revolving cam, opening the door. Euro cylinders can be fitted with up to six pins, with external and internal doors usually having different levels of security.

The choice of the correct cylinder is crucial; it is dependent on the way your doors and handles are utilized. External doors, for instance are required to be fitted with cylinders with greater security and doors inside can be secured with the standard cylinder. In addition, some cylinders are available with extra features that increase security, for instance anti-drill or anti-bump features.

To ensure that the euro cylinder is of the right size for your door, it must be measured accurately. The cylinder should be measured from the central screw hole to the ends of the cylinder. This includes the thumb turn, should there be one. If you are unable measure it using the lock in its position, you can remove it. A cylinder that is protruding beyond the handle and escutcheon could be vulnerable to attacks such as snapping locks, so it is crucial to make sure it's not too long.

Most newer cylinders have been designed with anti-drill and bump resistance features that are built into their design. These are designed to reduce the risk of attack by forcing the cylinder rotate in the opposite direction. This can help stop the attack and protect your doors.

There are cylinders that are made to resist snapping. This is an increasingly common method of attack on cylinders where the break line inside the lock is attacked using a special tool to snap off the front of the cylinder to allow the door to be opened. This is much quicker and easier to achieve than opening a multipoint lock and leaves no evidence of a break-in, which could hinder the insurance claim.

Spring Cassette

This spring cassette is found inside the base plate of your door handle. It offers a spring-loaded solution to help return your multipoint lock handles to their resting position after usage. The handles had no spring and would drop when the locking mechanism was disengaged. This simple feature is among the best ways to correct this, and is a great way to prevent your upvc doors from getting stuck in the open or closed position, as these are not always easy to manually close by hand.

These spring cassettes were created to be used with sprung multipoint lock. They are not compatible with handles that are not sprung and you'll need to cut a hole in your backplate in order for them to fit. (Please check the image for a more detailed diagram). These cassettes are a replacement to damaged or missing cassettes on the backplate of uPVC door handles. They are supplied in a single unit. They come with a square cut out that accommodates an 8mm shaft.

These spring cassettes are an excellent value-for-money solution to the issue of your door handles that are sagging. They are simple to put in and will prolong the lifespan of your uPVC doors. For more information on our range of uPVC spares and accessories please feel free to get in touch with our team. We are always available to offer professional advice and assistance you.