replacement double glazing window handles UPVC Door Handles

You can find the perfect handle for your door, whether you are replacing your existing handles or adding extra security. Upvc handles are simple to install and conform to the 92mm centers required by multipoint locks.

The backplate's fixing centre as well as the keyhole/lever dimensions are the most important measurements. Check these measurements against your existing marks carefully before ordering.

Lever/Pad

Lever pad handles for doors consist of a lever handle on one side and a paddle-shaped handle on the other. They are designed to work with key wind locks, however they can also be fitted to multipoint split spindle door locks (though you'll need an additional dual spindle lock case).

After you have picked the correct handle for the doors, the finishes will be displayed in the drop-down list. Some styles of handles are not available in all finishes. It is recommended to examine the technical drawing and size sections for the specific item you are looking to ensure that you receive the correct size and fit.

It is important to ensure that when you choose a new set of Upvc lever pad handles, they are in line with the PZ (distance from the handle spindle to the center of the hole of the cylinder) of your multipoint door locks. This is because these must be lined up so that the doors remain locked, regardless of whether you are looking at them from the inside or from the outside. Our handles are designed to fit a wide range of standard cylinders, however it is important to double-check prior to purchasing.

You'll need to take off your handles that you have already installed and then dismantle the lock case if you are upgrading to dual spindle levers for your handle as this will require a split inline cylinder. They can be purchased separately and we offer the complete technical diagram to take a look at in the pictures for each product.

It is a good idea to loosen the screws that hold your door handle, and then check the mechanism. If the screws are too tight, you may need to loosen them even more. Then, you can remove the spindle from the door handle and replace it with a new upvc handle. Before putting the handle in position, it is recommended to ensure that it is in the right position. You can do this by putting your finger into the space between the door frame and the victorian door handle handle to make sure it is in a level position.

Lever/Lever

The lever handles for doors are used to operate a multi-point lock with an Euro cylinder. They can be located on many double glazed front door handles upvc doors as well as some aluminium and wooden doors. They have a lever on the inside and a paddle on the outside and are typically available in two types. Sprung - These have a spring cassette installed within the backplate to help bring the handle lever to the horizontal position. Non-sprung: These do not have a mechanism to spring the handle lever to a horizontal position.

To fix the door handle lever that is sliding you'll need to locate the hole or pin that is the detent access point. It's usually an insignificant hole or protruding ring or rectangle that is located on the base of the handle plate. Once you have located it, loosen the set screw using a screwdriver and remove it to release the lever to return to its horizontal position.

After the handle is set horizontally, it is possible to reinstall the screws. Tighten them to ensure that the handle remains firmly attached to the base plate. You may want to apply a threadlocking solution to the threads of the screw to increase grip and stop them from loosing over time.

There are a myriad of reasons why lever door handles for bifold doors slide. The most frequent cause is that the fixings aren't tight and the lever bearing to bind against the door. It could also be that the levers may not have been operated at a right angle, which compresses the latch mechanism and stops it from fully springing into motion.

The most common reason for a sprung lever not working properly is that the spring is not being in the right position on the backplate. To determine whether the handle is back to horizontal, simply operate it.

If your door handles are loose, it is crucial to find the problem quickly, as this can lead to excessive wear on the screws, and even to the handle falling off the base plate. It is also recommended to tighten loose screws frequently to stop them from becoming looser.

Lever/Snib

The handles for doors made of upvc are also known as 'Snib' handle sets and have a snib lever at the top of the lever that can be pressed down to lock your door in the event that you don't have the dummy lock. They are usually fitted with a Fullex 68PZ (that's 68mm between the spindle's center and lever or the lock centre) door lock. We also have a selection of door handles with 68PZ from manufacturers such as Ferco and Fab & Fix.

You can upgrade your home by changing your door handles regardless of whether you're replacing your existing handles or installing new ones on doors that you've built. There are many styles to choose from for upvc door handles, including the traditional lever on the backplate. Other options include straight or curly short latches, and Dummy knobs for multi-point locks. These are great for French doors.

Lever on backplate handles are usually rectangular in shape but there are also oval or circular-shaped versions, which are known as rose door handles. These handles are identified by a lever or knob that is attached to the backplate. The backplate is removable for concealed fixing.

These handles are available in a variety of finishes including coloured and chrome finishes, to match your door and other hardware such as knobs, bolts and hinges. Some handles are supplied with grub screws, which help firmly attach the knob or lever to the spindle. Other handles are supplied with bathroom spindles that can be used to operate bathroom locks and include a thumbturn turn and release mechanism, which is ideal for use on bathroom doors.

Mortise

The tubular latch is most likely to be the cause of this in the event that your door handle is stuck open. This can be caused by many things however the most frequent is the lack of lubrication on the latch plate. This can be corrected easily by simply opening the door and spraying lubricant onto the lock and handle. It could also be that the latch is loose from the backplate. This is a more complex issue that requires the help of a professional.

A multipoint handle system is the ideal solution for a stuck door handle. The handles are inserted into the faceplate of the door and are operated with an actuated thumb turn knob or key that triggers a cam that locks the deadbolt. The handles are available in a number of sizes to suit different types of uPVC doors. They are also available in a variety of attractive finishes to match existing hardware. The handles can be purchased on the internet or through an authorized locksmith in your area. They can be installed with clear instructions.

To choose a replacement handle set, you will need to be aware of the PZ size of the cylinder. This is the measurement in millimetres that lies between the outer edge of the door frame and the centre of the hole for the handle. You will also need to be aware of whether your door has a hook style lock or a mortise-style lock. Once you have these measurements, the easiest method to locate the correct handles is to filter by brand option on the website. This will narrow down the options and you can then select the correct size from the list.

A typical handle set comes with the window handle replacement, a pair of different length screws, drill guides and installation instructions. Smart versions, like the Igloohome Smart Mortise 2+ include a mortice lock with a keypad. These are more sophisticated devices that are for professional installers or highly skilled DIYers. Certain handle sets come with a range of other accessories, like weather strips that can be used to enhance the appearance of the door.