Replacement UPVC Door Handles

If you're replacing your handles or need to add extra security you can find the right handle for your door. These handles made of upvc are easy to install and meet the minimum 92mm central distance for multipoint locks.

The backplate fixing centre and the lever/keyhole dimensions are the most important measurements. Check these measurements against your current marks before ordering.

Lever/Pad

Lever pad handles are made up of a lever on one side and a paddle-shaped handle on the opposite. These are designed for use with key wind locks. However, they can be fitted to multipoint split spindle door locks.

After you have picked the appropriate handle for the doors, the finishes will be listed in the drop-down menu. Not all styles of handle are available in every finish though and it is recommended to check the sizes and technical drawings for the specific product you want to make sure that you are getting the correct size and fitting.

It is important to ensure that when you choose a new set 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 they must be lined up for the doors to stay locked, whether you are looking from the inside or from the outside. The handles we sell are designed to work with the majority of conventional cylinder locks, however it is advisable to double glazed windows handles-check before ordering.

If you want to upgrade to dual spindle levers, you'll need to take out the handles you have already installed and disassemble the lock case. This will require an additional split inline cylinder. You can purchase these separately. We have included a technical illustration in the images of each product.

It is recommended to loosen the screws holding your door handle, and then inspect the mechanism. If the screws are too tight it is possible to loosen them more. Then, you can remove the spindle from the handle and replace it with a new upvc windows handles handle. It is crucial to make sure that the handle is in the proper position before installing it. You can do this by placing your finger between the frame of the door, and the handle, to ensure that it's in the right position.

Lever/Lever

The lever handles on doors are used to operate a multi-point lock with the Euro cylinder. They can be located on many double upvc doors as well as aluminium window handle and wooden doors. They are equipped with a lever on the inside and a paddle on the outside and are typically available in two varieties. Sprung - These have an internal spring cassette within the backplate to help bring the handle lever to a horizontal position. Non-sprung - these do not have a spring mechanism and will require manual pulled to raise the handle lever back to its horizontal position.

To fix the door handle lever that is sliding 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 rectangular found on the handle base plate. Once you have located the detent access hole or pin, you can remove it with an screwdriver.

When the handle is in a horizontal position, you can put the screws back in place and tighten them until the handle is secure on the base plate. Consider applying a threadlocking solution to the screw threads in order to improve grip and prevent them from loosening over time.

There are a myriad of reasons that door handles for levers droop. The most common reason is that the fixings have been too tightened, and are putting pressure on the bearings that are which causes it to become a bind on the door handles victorian's surface. It could also be because the levers are not being operated in a straight line and this is causing compression of the latch mechanism preventing it from fully springing back into operation.

Another common reason is that the sprung lever isn't working properly. This is typically due to the sprung not being in the right position within the backplate. The most effective way to determine this is to move the handle and see whether it changes to the horizontal position.

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

Lever/Snib

These handles made of upvc are also referred to as 'Snib' handles and feature a snib button on the top of the lever that you can press down to lock your composite door handles in the event that you don't use the fake lock. They usually come with a Fullex 68PZ (that's 68mm between the spindle centre and lever or lock centre) door lock. We also have a range of other 68PZ door handles from various manufacturers, including Ferco and Fab & Fix.

You can make your home more modern by changing your door handles regardless of whether you're replacing your existing handles or installing new ones on doors that you have constructed. There are many styles to choose from for door handles made of upvc, including the traditional levers on backplates. Other options include straight or curly short latches as well as Dummy knobs for multi-point locks. These are perfect for French doors.

Lever on backplate handles are usually rectangular in shape, however there are also oval or circular versions, which are known as rose door handles. These types of door handles are equipped with the knob or lever on a backplate that sits behind the knob or lever and is sometimes called a rosette, although certain back plates can be removed to be concealed for fixing.

The handles are available in a variety of finishes including coloured and chrome finishes, to complement your door and other hardware like knobs, hinges and bolts. Some handles come with grub screws that aid in the secure attachment of the knob or lever to the spindle. Other handles are supplied with bathroom spindles that can be used to control bathroom locks and incorporate a thumbturn turn and release mechanism, ideal for bathroom doors.

Mortise

The tubular latch is most likely to be the culprit when your door handle made of uPVC is slammed shut. There may be a few things that can cause this, the first being a simple lack of lubrication on the latch plate. It is possible to solve this problem by opening the door, spraying lubricant on the handle and lock. It could also be that the latch plate is dislodged from the backplate. This is a more complex problem that would require the assistance of a specialist.

A multipoint door handle is an ideal solution to the problem of a stuck door handle. The handles are positioned through the faceplate and are operated with either a thumb turn or key knob that triggers the cam that locks the deadbolt. The handles are available in various sizes to suit different types of uPVC door, and come in various attractive finishes that match existing hardware. The handles can be bought on the internet or through a local locksmith and can be installed with clear instructions.

You'll need to know the PZ size of your cylinder in order to select the appropriate replacement handle set. This is the distance from the edge of the inner door frame to the centre point of the hole for the handle in millimetres. You will also need to determine if the door is hook locks or a mortise-style lock. Once you know these measurements, the easiest method to locate the correct handles is to search by brand on the website. This will help you narrow down your options, and then you can select the right size.

A typical handle set includes a handle unit, two screws of different lengths, drill guides, and installation instructions. The smarter models, like the Igloohome Smart Mortise 2+ comes with an entire mortice lock that has a built-in keypad. These are more complex units and are best suited for professionals who install them or competent DIYers. Certain handle sets come with a range of other accessories, like weather strips that can be used to improve the appearance of the door.