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Upvc Window Locks upvc window locks are vital to the security of your home and must be regularly checked and maintained. A simple adjustment could help resolve issues however, should your uPVC window lock mechanism has become stiff it could need lubricating. There are a variety of uPVC handle fittings, such as Espag, Cockspur and Spade (or blade) handles. When replacing double glazing window locks repairs is crucial to select the correct spindle. Espag The majority of double-glazed windows today come with handles known as Espag (also known as multi-point locking). The Espag window handle is different from standard casement handles in that it operates a series multi-point locks inside the frame when turned. Espag locks can be fitted to both uPVC and timber casement windows, but are most commonly fitted to uPVC. It is essential to measure the spindle of the uPVC espag handle before replacing it. It can vary between 10mm and 55mm. This is the length of metal that extends from the back of the handle and is inserted into a gearbox in the window. It is essential to ensure that the spindle's size is identical to the replacement. Otherwise, the window will not function. Multi-lock espagnolette handles can be operated with a variety roller cams as well deadbolts, claws, as well as shoot bolts. They also have a key locking facility if required. Some of the latest espag handles are even able to meet PAS 24 and Secure by Design requirements as well. Typically, an 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 range of options to choose from when replacing the uPVC espag lock, from cranked versions that give more hand space against the window to straight inline handles that appear elegant and discrete. These handles are also available in right and left handed versions to suit your windows. We have a wide selection of replacement uPVC handles for espag from the top manufacturers in the industry, including Yale Trojan and Avocet. All of our uPVC espag handle are made in the UK, and come with a full manufacturer's guarantee. Some of the range are also available with a keyed-alike option as well. We also provide a no-cost fitting service for all our products to ensure that your new uPVC handle is installed correctly and is fitted with the best quality hardware. Turn and tilt The tilt-turn windows offer a variety of options for opening, including ventilation, cleaning, and fire escape. These windows are extremely secure thanks to their multi-point locking mechanism (some models come with up to eight locks!). These windows are very popular in Europe. The simple features make them a favorite of homeowners. uPVC can be a cheap material. Installing it in your home is a wise investment. It's also tough and can withstand extreme weather conditions. The design of the windows reduces the chance of rust and other damages. This makes it a good option for those on a tight budget. The windows need only one wipe every now and again to keep them in good condition. Tilt-and turn windows can be opened in two axes. They tilt to allow airflow, and then open like a door. They are also more energy-efficient than other types of window and offer excellent airflow when tilted. The windows are also easy to clean and have no protruding parts, such as levers. You can clean the outside windows without having to climb a ladder or risking falling off the roof. The windows are simple to close and lock and lock, making them a great choice for anyone looking to improve the security of their home. If you're thinking about buying windows for your home, consider uPVC tilt-and-turn windows. These windows are extremely popular in Europe and offer many advantages over conventional casement windows. They sport a sleek, modern appearance and are easy to operate. They are more secure than other windows and can't be open from outside. They also offer more insulation than other kinds of windows, which helps keep your home warm and minimizes noise. They're also available in range of colors and finishes to match the style of your home. They are more expensive however they'll last for a long time. They can also increase the value of your home and make it more attractive to prospective buyers. Tilt and Slide The tilting mechanism permits the windows to open for ventilation but can be locked in a closed position to keep children and pets out. This type of window blends functionality with the style and design of a sliding glass door which makes it ideal for modern homes. These windows are great for people who wish to enjoy their outdoor space without worrying about bugs and rain. Sliding windows can be tilted to the side to facilitate cleaning. This feature isn't available on all sliders, however. Only those that have tilt-in functions allow the sash sash to pull towards the back for cleaning. If you're interested in finding out whether this feature is available, look at the handle of your sliding window and see if there is a small “T”. Windows that do not have this feature can only be opened by sliding horizontally from left to right or right to left. The excellent insulation of tilt and sliding windows is a further benefit. The design and locking mechanisms of these windows prevent air from leaving your home, helping you reduce energy bills during the summertime. This can help you to save money and feel comfortably all year round regardless of whether or not you live in an extremely cold or hot climate. Unlike traditional sliders, which require effort to move between the two sides tilt and slide windows can be opened with only one hand. They are constructed with rails on the bottom of the frame, which makes them more smooth than sliding windows and permitting easier opening. They are easy to use and also provide a barrier against intruders. uPVC Tilt and Slide double windows are a fantastic alternative to traditional sliding doors for those who wish to take advantage of the outdoors in their home but don't have enough space for an open swinging door. These windows are easy to operate and can be opened by sliding them inward or tilting them. They also soundproof and provide reliable security. These windows are available in a range of colors to fit any home style. Tilt and lock Tilt and lock is a locking mechanism built into the handle of European uPVC windows. It allows the window to be tilted open from the top, similar to a hopper, or opened sideways on hinges like a casement, providing draft-free ventilation and easy cleaning. When the window is tilted the window is safe for children and offers an escape route in case an emergency. The sash can also be locked securely in this position to prevent burglars from getting access to the home. When the window is closed the tilt and turn function locks your window into a tight compression seal. This seal can improve energy efficiency. Air leakage around sliding window can account for up to five times the amount heat or cold lost within your home every hour. Our window locks feature multiple points of contact to offer greater security. The tilt latches, for example are contained within a sash-channel and the hinges have additional locking points to protect against forced entry. Our uPVC window locks are some of the strongest on the market. If your tilt lock doesn't work properly, look at the lever closely for signs of being manipulated. It could be that the button was forced in incorrectly or the spring inside the lever has dislodged in which case you'll have to replace the parts. If you suspect that the tilt lock has become sticky because of a lack of lubrication, you can apply a small amount of machine oil or rubbing alcohol to the parts. The Sensei handles are available in a variety of finishes that are aligned with the windows they operate on.