replacement handles for upvc windows UPVC Door Handles
If you're replacing your handles or want to add a bit of extra security, you'll choose the perfect handle for your door. These handles made of upvc are easy to install and meet the minimum 92mm center distance of multipoint locks.
The most important measurements to consider are the backplate fixing centers and key hole dimensions for levers and levers. Check these carefully against your current measurements prior to ordering.
Lever/Pad
Lever pad handles for doors consist of an elongated lever handle on one side and a paddle shaped handle on the other. These are designed for use with key wind locks. However they can be affixed to multipoint split spindle door locks.
After you have picked the appropriate handle for the doors, the available finishes will be shown in the drop-down menu. Certain types of handles are not available in all finishes. It is recommended to check the technical drawing and size sections for the specific product you are looking for to ensure that you receive the correct size and fit.
It is important that when selecting the new set of upvc lever pad handles, they match the PZ (distance from the handle spindle to the middle of the hole of the cylinder) of your multipoint door locks. This is because the handles need to be aligned in order 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 always worth double-checking before ordering.
If you want to upgrade to dual spindle levers you will need to remove the handles that are currently in use and then disassemble the lock case. This will require an extra split cylinder inline. You can purchase these separately. We have included a diagram of the technical aspects in the images of each product.
It is a good idea to loosen the screws that hold your existing door handle and then check the mechanism. If the screws aren't loose enough then you might need to loosen them even more. After that, you can take the spindle from the handle and replace it with a new Upvc handle. Before you screw the handle into position, it is a good idea to make sure it is in the right position. You can do this by placing your finger in the space between the door frame and the handle to ensure that it is in a level position.
Lever/Lever
Lever door handles are with a multi-point lock that utilizes the Euro Cylinder and are found on the majority of upvc double doors, aluminium doors and a few wooden doors. They have a lever on the inside and a paddle on the outside and are generally available in two different types. Sprung - These include a spring cassette inside the backplate to bring the handle lever into an upright position. Non-sprung - These do not have a spring mechanism, and must be manually pulled to raise the handle lever to a horizontal position.
To repair a sagging door handle lever it is necessary to locate the hole or pin that is the detent access point. It's typically a small hole or protruding ring or rectangle found on the handle base plate. Once you have located the detent access hole or pin, you are able to remove it using the help of a screwdriver.
Once the handle is in a horizontal position, you can put the screws back in place and tighten them so that the handle is secured to the base plate. Consider applying a threadlocking product to the threads of screws to improve grip and prevent the threads from becoming loose over time.
Drooping lever door handles can be caused by various causes. The most frequent cause is that the fixings are too tight, causing the lever bearing to pull against the door. It is also possible that the levers have not been operated at a right angle, which compresses the latch mechanism, preventing it from fully springing into motion.
Another common reason is that the sprung lever is not operating correctly and this is typically due to the spring not being in the right position within the backplate. The easiest way to test this is to turn the handle and see whether it changes to the horizontal position.
If your door handles are loose, it is essential to spot the issue quickly, since it could cause excessive wear on the screws and possibly to the handle falling off the base plate. You should also tighten any loose screws regularly to stop them from becoming looser.
Lever/Snib
These upvc patio door handle locks handles are also known as 'Snib' handles and have a snib button on the top of the lever that you can press down to lock your door if you don't use an dummy lock. They are usually fitted with a Fullex 68PZ (that's 68mm between the spindle centre and lever or the lock centre) door lock. We also stock a variety of other door handles with 68PZ from various manufacturers, including Ferco and Fab & Fix.
Changing your door handle is a cost-effective option to modernize your home, whether you're replacing handles that are in use or fitting new ones to doors you've constructed in your home. There are many styles of door handles made from upvc available that include traditional levers on backplates, straight or curved short latches and knob handles with dummy handles for multi point locks, which are perfect for French doors.
Lever on backplate handles are often rectangular in shape but there are also circular or oval shaped versions, which are known as rose door handles. These types of door handles come with the knob or lever on a backplate that sits behind the knob or lever and is often referred to as a rosette. However, some back plates can be detached for concealed fixing.
There are a wide range of coloured and chrome finishes for these handles to enhance your door and hardware, including hinges, knobs and bolts. Some handles come with grub screws to aid in the secure attachment of the knob or lever to the spindle. Some handles come with bathroom spindles that are suitable for bathroom locks. They also have an release mechanism that turns the thumb and can be used on doors for bathrooms.
Mortise
If your front door's uPVC handle is stuck in the open position, the cause is most likely to be related to the tubular latch. This can be caused by various reasons however the most frequent is an absence of lubrication within the latch plate. It is possible to solve this problem by opening the door and spraying lubricant on the handle and locking Window handle. It could also be that the latch plate is detached from the backplate. This could be more of a problem and requires a professional to fix.
A multipoint handle is the ideal solution to a stuck door handle. These handles are mounted through the faceplate and are operated by the use of a key or thumb turn knob which activates the cam that locks the deadbolt. The handles are available in a variety of sizes to suit different types of uPVC doors. They are also available in a variety of attractive finishes that complement the existing hardware. These handles can be purchased via the internet or at the local locksmith. They are simple to install and come with clear instructions.
If you want to replace the handle set, you'll have to determine the PZ dimension of your cylinder. This is the distance in millimetres between the inside edge of the door frame and the centre of the handle hole. You will also need the type of lock for your door, regardless of whether it is a mortise or hook lock. Once you know these measurements, the easiest method to locate the correct handles is to search by brand on the website. This will narrow down the options and you can then select the correct size from there.
A typical set of handles includes the handle for double glazed window unit, a pair of different length screws drilling guides, as well as installation instructions. Smarter versions, like the Igloohome Smart Mortise 2+ come with a mortice lock with keys. These are more complex devices and are best suited to professional installers or adept DIYers. Some handle sets come with various accessories, like weather strips that can be used to enhance the appearance of the door.
If you're replacing your handles or want to add a bit of extra security, you'll choose the perfect handle for your door. These handles made of upvc are easy to install and meet the minimum 92mm center distance of multipoint locks.
The most important measurements to consider are the backplate fixing centers and key hole dimensions for levers and levers. Check these carefully against your current measurements prior to ordering.
Lever/Pad
Lever pad handles for doors consist of an elongated lever handle on one side and a paddle shaped handle on the other. These are designed for use with key wind locks. However they can be affixed to multipoint split spindle door locks.
After you have picked the appropriate handle for the doors, the available finishes will be shown in the drop-down menu. Certain types of handles are not available in all finishes. It is recommended to check the technical drawing and size sections for the specific product you are looking for to ensure that you receive the correct size and fit.
It is important that when selecting the new set of upvc lever pad handles, they match the PZ (distance from the handle spindle to the middle of the hole of the cylinder) of your multipoint door locks. This is because the handles need to be aligned in order 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 always worth double-checking before ordering.
If you want to upgrade to dual spindle levers you will need to remove the handles that are currently in use and then disassemble the lock case. This will require an extra split cylinder inline. You can purchase these separately. We have included a diagram of the technical aspects in the images of each product.
It is a good idea to loosen the screws that hold your existing door handle and then check the mechanism. If the screws aren't loose enough then you might need to loosen them even more. After that, you can take the spindle from the handle and replace it with a new Upvc handle. Before you screw the handle into position, it is a good idea to make sure it is in the right position. You can do this by placing your finger in the space between the door frame and the handle to ensure that it is in a level position.
Lever/Lever
Lever door handles are with a multi-point lock that utilizes the Euro Cylinder and are found on the majority of upvc double doors, aluminium doors and a few wooden doors. They have a lever on the inside and a paddle on the outside and are generally available in two different types. Sprung - These include a spring cassette inside the backplate to bring the handle lever into an upright position. Non-sprung - These do not have a spring mechanism, and must be manually pulled to raise the handle lever to a horizontal position.
To repair a sagging door handle lever it is necessary to locate the hole or pin that is the detent access point. It's typically a small hole or protruding ring or rectangle found on the handle base plate. Once you have located the detent access hole or pin, you are able to remove it using the help of a screwdriver.
Once the handle is in a horizontal position, you can put the screws back in place and tighten them so that the handle is secured to the base plate. Consider applying a threadlocking product to the threads of screws to improve grip and prevent the threads from becoming loose over time.
Drooping lever door handles can be caused by various causes. The most frequent cause is that the fixings are too tight, causing the lever bearing to pull against the door. It is also possible that the levers have not been operated at a right angle, which compresses the latch mechanism, preventing it from fully springing into motion.
Another common reason is that the sprung lever is not operating correctly and this is typically due to the spring not being in the right position within the backplate. The easiest way to test this is to turn the handle and see whether it changes to the horizontal position.
If your door handles are loose, it is essential to spot the issue quickly, since it could cause excessive wear on the screws and possibly to the handle falling off the base plate. You should also tighten any loose screws regularly to stop them from becoming looser.
Lever/Snib
These upvc patio door handle locks handles are also known as 'Snib' handles and have a snib button on the top of the lever that you can press down to lock your door if you don't use an dummy lock. They are usually fitted with a Fullex 68PZ (that's 68mm between the spindle centre and lever or the lock centre) door lock. We also stock a variety of other door handles with 68PZ from various manufacturers, including Ferco and Fab & Fix.
Changing your door handle is a cost-effective option to modernize your home, whether you're replacing handles that are in use or fitting new ones to doors you've constructed in your home. There are many styles of door handles made from upvc available that include traditional levers on backplates, straight or curved short latches and knob handles with dummy handles for multi point locks, which are perfect for French doors.
Lever on backplate handles are often rectangular in shape but there are also circular or oval shaped versions, which are known as rose door handles. These types of door handles come with the knob or lever on a backplate that sits behind the knob or lever and is often referred to as a rosette. However, some back plates can be detached for concealed fixing.
There are a wide range of coloured and chrome finishes for these handles to enhance your door and hardware, including hinges, knobs and bolts. Some handles come with grub screws to aid in the secure attachment of the knob or lever to the spindle. Some handles come with bathroom spindles that are suitable for bathroom locks. They also have an release mechanism that turns the thumb and can be used on doors for bathrooms.
Mortise
If your front door's uPVC handle is stuck in the open position, the cause is most likely to be related to the tubular latch. This can be caused by various reasons however the most frequent is an absence of lubrication within the latch plate. It is possible to solve this problem by opening the door and spraying lubricant on the handle and locking Window handle. It could also be that the latch plate is detached from the backplate. This could be more of a problem and requires a professional to fix.
A multipoint handle is the ideal solution to a stuck door handle. These handles are mounted through the faceplate and are operated by the use of a key or thumb turn knob which activates the cam that locks the deadbolt. The handles are available in a variety of sizes to suit different types of uPVC doors. They are also available in a variety of attractive finishes that complement the existing hardware. These handles can be purchased via the internet or at the local locksmith. They are simple to install and come with clear instructions.
If you want to replace the handle set, you'll have to determine the PZ dimension of your cylinder. This is the distance in millimetres between the inside edge of the door frame and the centre of the handle hole. You will also need the type of lock for your door, regardless of whether it is a mortise or hook lock. Once you know these measurements, the easiest method to locate the correct handles is to search by brand on the website. This will narrow down the options and you can then select the correct size from there.
A typical set of handles includes the handle for double glazed window unit, a pair of different length screws drilling guides, as well as installation instructions. Smarter versions, like the Igloohome Smart Mortise 2+ come with a mortice lock with keys. These are more complex devices and are best suited to professional installers or adept DIYers. Some handle sets come with various accessories, like weather strips that can be used to enhance the appearance of the door.
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