Replacement UPVC Door Handles

If you're replacing your handles or need to add extra security you can choose the perfect handle for your door. These upvc handles are easy to install and conform to the required 92mm centres for multipoint locks.

The most important measurements to consider are backplate fixing centres and key hole dimensions for levers and levers. Check these carefully against your current measurements prior to ordering.

Lever/Pad

Lever pad handles are made up of a lever on one side and a paddle-shaped handle on the other. They are designed to be used with key wind locks. However they can be affixed to multipoint split spindle door locks.

Once you have selected the right handle for your doors the available finishes will be shown in the drop-down menu. Certain types of handles are not available in all finishes. Always look over the technical drawings and size sections for the specific item you are looking to ensure you get the right size and fit.

When choosing a new set of lever pad door handles made of upvc, it is important to ensure that they match the PZ (distance between the spindle of the handle and the centre of the hole in the cylinder) of your existing multipoint locks, as they need to be in the same line to allow doors to remain locked, whether from the inside or outside. The handles we offer are designed to work with most standard cylinder locks, however you should always double-check before making a purchase.

If you are looking to upgrade to dual spindle levers you will need to remove the existing handles and take apart the lock case. This will require an additional split inline cylinder. They can be purchased separately and we offer a full technical diagram to examine in the images for each product.

Once you have removed the screws holding your existing door handle it is recommended to loosen them and inspect the mechanism to determine how it's performing. You may have to loosen the screws a bit more if they are not tight, and then you can remove the old spindle and handle and put in your new door handle made of upvc. Before putting the handle in place it is recommended to check that it is in the right position. You can do this by inserting your finger into the space between the door frame and the handle to ensure that it is level.

Lever/Lever

Lever door handles function as a multi point lock using an euro door handles cylinder. They can be found on a majority of double glazed Handles doors made of aluminium, upvc doors and a few wooden doors. They have a lever on the inside and an outside paddle and are usually supplied in two different types. Sprung - They have a spring cassette inside the backplate to help bring the handle lever to an upright position. Non-sprung - they do not include a spring mechanism and must be manually pulled to raise the handle lever back to its horizontal position.

To fix a sagging lever door handle, you will need to find the hole for access to the detent or pin, which is typically an elongated or rectangular with a protruding hole situated on one side of the base plate. Once you've located it, you can loosen the set screw using the help of a screwdriver, and then take it off to allow the lever, allowing it to return to its horizontal position.

Once the handle is in a horizontal position you can re-install the screws and tighten them so that the handle is secure on the base plate. Consider applying a threadlocking product to the threads of the screw to increase grip and prevent the threads from becoming loose over time.

There are a variety of reasons that door handles for levers drop. The most common cause is that the fixings have been too tightened and are putting strain on the bearings that are causing it to bind against the door's face. It is also possible that the levers haven't been operated at the correct angle, which causes compression of the latch mechanism and stops it from fully springing into action.

Another reason is that the sprung lever is not functioning properly and this is typically due to the spring not being in the right position within the backplate. The simplest way to check this is to operate the handle and see whether it returns to its horizontal position.

If your door handles are loose, it is important to identify the problem quickly, as this can lead to excessive wear on the screws, and even to the handle falling off of the base plate. It is recommended to tighten all screws that are loose on a regular basis to help to prevent them from becoming loose.

Lever/Snib

These handles made of upvc are called "Snib handle sets" and have an snib lock button located at the top of the door lever. If you do not have a dummy locking device you can use this feature to lock the door. These handles come with a Fullex lock 68PZ. (68mm between spindle and the lock centre). We also carry a selection of other door handles with 68PZ from manufacturers such as Ferco and Fab & Fix.

The replacement of your door handle is an inexpensive way to update your home, whether replacing your handles or installing new ones on doors you've constructed in your home. There are many styles to choose from for door handles made of upvc, including the classic lever on the backplate. Other options include straight or curly short latches as well as Dummy knobs for multi-point locks. These are ideal for French doors.

Lever on backplate handles are often rectangular in shape, however there are also oval or circular versions, which are known as rose external door handles euro lock handles. These kinds of door window handles for upvc come with a lever or knob on a backplate, which sits behind the knob or lever and is often referred to as a rosette. However, certain back plates can be removed to be concealed for fixing.

There are a wide range of chrome and coloured finishes for these handles to match your door and other hardware, including hinges, knobs, bolts and so on. Some handles come with grub screws to help firmly attach the knob or lever to the spindle. Some handles are equipped with bathroom spindles which can be used for bathroom locks. They also have an release mechanism that turns the thumb and can be used on bathroom doors.

Mortise

The tubular latch is most likely to be the culprit if your uPVC door handle is slammed shut. There are a few factors that could cause this, the first being an unlubricated latch plate on the latch plate. This can be fixed quite quickly by opening the door and spraying lubricant over the handle and lock. Alternatively, it could be that the latch plate is detached from the backplate. This could be more of a problem and requires a professional to fix it.

A multipoint door handle is a great solution to the problem of a door handle that is stuck. The handles are inserted into the faceplate of the door and are operated by an actuated thumb turn knob or key which activates a cam that locks the deadbolt. The handles are available in a range of sizes that will fit various types of uPVC doors and come with a variety of attractive finishes to match the hardware you already have. The handles can be bought via the internet or from a local locksmith and are easy to install with clear instructions.

You will have to know your cylinder's PZ size in order to select the appropriate replacement handle set. This is the measurement in millimetres between the inside edge of the door frame and the centre of the handle hole. You'll also need the type of lock that is installed on your door, regardless of whether it's a mortise or hook lock. Once you know these measurements, the simplest method to determine the right handles is to search by brand on the website. This will narrow down the options, and you will then choose the appropriate size from there.

A typical handle set includes a handle unit comprising two screws of different lengths, drill guides and installation instructions. Smarter versions, such as the Igloohome Smart Mortise 2+ include a mortice lock with a keypad. These are more complex units that are best suited to professionals or highly skilled DIYers. Some handle sets come with a variety of accessories, such as weather strips, which can be used to enhance appearance of the door.