Types of Double Glazed Windows Handles

upvc door handle window handles are a key component of the double glazing process. They are used to control the locking of the window and to ensure that it is sealed properly, which helps to improve the efficiency of energy.

Window handles made by Espag have a 7mm square spindle which is inserted into the frame to work with the multi point locking system. Inline and cranked versions are available and can be turned left or right.

Espag

Espag handles, the most common window handle type, can be used with espagnolette locks on uPVC windows, aluminium window handle windows, or timber. The handle turns a multi-point locking mechanism around the perimeter of the window, making sure it is safe when closed.

The window handle of the espag has a mental spindle on its back, which is inserted into a screw that is inside the frame of the window. And when the handle is pulled back and turned it will unlock or lock the window. It is also possible to put an additional key inside the handle, making it more secure than other varieties of double-glazed window handles.

Straight and cranked handles are available in different styles. Straight handles are universal and can be fitted to both right and left opening windows. Cranked handles have an offset lever design which gives the user more room from the edge of the frame when operating the window.

It is essential to verify spindle length when ordering a new set espag window handle. This can vary from manufacturer to manufacturer. McCoy Mart sells a wide selection of different lengths between 10mm and 40mm, so it's easy to find one that suits your existing windows.

The Yale Quartus Espag Handle is a well-loved choice. It was designed, developed and thoroughly tested in the UK and is designed to meet the highest standards of safety and usability. This handle is stylish and durable. It's made of robust die-casting zinc that has durable finishes.