Window Handle Replacements

Window handles can enhance the appearance of your home, adding charm and character. They also can improve energy efficiency.

Based on their design and condition, you might require replacing your old uPVC window handles. Here's a simple guide to replacing a window handle: 1. Take off the screw cap.

Long-Handle Crank Handle

The window parts of your casement windows (windows that open horizontally) in working in good working order is crucial. It's crucial to have quality crank handles on hand at your home improvement store. No matter if you're replacing the current long handle or just adding one to your home, the right window crank handle replacement is vital to ensure that your windows function properly for many years to be.

Truth hardware crank handles are available in a wide range of finishes to match your window frames. Choose from the traditionial long crank handle, which will fit Truth awning and casement roto roto gear operators with 11/32 inch spline sizes, as well as the ADA Handle which has a longer contour shape and is available in Bronze or White choices.

Look into a locking crank handle to improve the security of your casement windows. Long-handle options come with the lever that locks securely when it is pushed downwards or upwards. This allows you to manage your window with a minimum of effort. They can also support a sash of up to 140 lbs. The locking crank handle is available in various finishes, including Aluminum, Bronze Satin Nickel Coppertone, Beige and White.

Crank Handle with Locking Mechanism

Crank handles can also be referred to as operator handles or arm handles. They are long handles that extend when you turn them. These window components connect the sash to the operator or hinge, so they are crucial to how easily your windows open and close. If your crank handle does not work correctly, this could be an indication of damage or tampering. It is recommended to replace it immediately. We provide AmesburyTruth crank handles to replace your casement or awning windows from the Window Hardware Company.

These replacement crank handles do not only add style to your window, but also are extremely practical. These handles help reduce the risk of theft and tampering by stopping unwanted intrusions. There are several options depending on the style and size of your window. All are made with top quality materials to guarantee durability and toughness.

We also offer different styles and finishes so you can find the right one to fit your home's style. You can pick the classic coppertone finish that will match most clear wood finishes or a more modern finish such as satin nickel or Chrome. We also have low-profile folding handles to use with certain window treatments and to make it easier to remove the screen when you remove the window screen.

Whether you need one, locking crank handle or a complete set for your casement windows, we have all the parts and accessories you'll require to complete the task. We have a video on how to replace the uPVC window handle and lock. This will help you understand more and avoid any further issues.

Hand Knob

Window handles are often required to be replaced or repaired due to the wear and tear or damage. However the decision to repair or replace depends on a number of factors. First, determine the severity of the damage and decide whether repairs are possible. If the handle is seriously damaged or broken replacing it is generally an option. Similarly, if the handle's design or style makes it difficult to find suitable replacement parts, then replacing it is generally a better choice.

Window handle replacements are a fantastic method to enhance the aesthetic appeal of your home. There are many handles available in a variety, materials, and finishes that are sure to match the windows you have. They can also help improve your home's energy efficiency by cutting down on heat loss.

The lever handle is operated with an upward or pushing motion to raise and lower the sash on single-hung, dual-hung and horizontal sliding windows. Its simple, classic design is well-suited to the majority of traditional and modern window styles.

Lever handles are available in a variety of lengths and materials to suit any window style. Lever handles are also a great choice for homes with children since they are more difficult to open from the outside than crank handles.

The tilt & Turn handle is another option for those with casement or awning windows. This type of handle allows you to tilt the window inwards to let it breathe or rotate it completely open to provide easy access to the outside. This kind of handle is getting more popular in both contemporary and traditional homes.

The ADA Handle features a longer contour shape and a greater diameter and is offered in both Bronze and White options. It attaches easily with an adjustable screw to the Truth awning and casement roto roto gear operators. The Tee Handle, which is made of a "T" can be used to operate any Truth awning or casement gear operator. It's made from electrostatically coated metal. It's available in Coppertone and White colors.


Tee Handle

If you have a problem with sliding window handles, there are several ways to replace it. The first step is to take off the handle and then remove it. replacement upvc window handles exposes the screw that is normally visible when the handle is open. There is also a small oval plastic part that can be removed to reveal a second screw that attaches the handle onto the sash. If you are unable to locate it you can find a square metal bar in the window that slots into the drive that is on the handle (normally plastic). Screwfix sells replacement handles that will fit and they usually include a new square metal bar which you cut to size.

The long-handle crank handles are a nifty option that can be used with any AmesburyTruth casement or awning window crank mechanism or operator. The handles are available in various colors to match the frames of windows. They include Aluminum, Bronze Coppertone, Clay Beige and White. You can also buy a lockable long handle crank handle to add more security.

Another kind of crank handle is the T-handle also known as the butterfly handle. This zinc die-cast handle fits AmesburyTruth Roto Gear Operators to operate awnings and casement windows. It is designed to give you enough leverage for easy operation and is used to replace conventional casement handles that can interfere with shutters, blinds, or sunscreen.

It is possible to use a screwdriver for the replacement of the clips on the T-handle but it's better to purchase a plier with narrow ears that fit in the groove at the bottom of the handle. These are normally sold in multipacks so that you can get some spares in case of future repairs. You also need to check that the ears are protruding past the edge of the groove because if they don't you will have to push the handle down into the sash as far as it can go and then pull the clip back and away in a gentle rotation.