Replacement UPVC victorian door handle Handles

Whether you're replacing your handles or want to add a bit of extra security, you'll choose the perfect handle for your door. upvc door locks And handles handles are simple to fit and comply with the 92mm centers required by multipoint locks.

The most important measurements to be considered are the backplate fixing centers and lever/key hole dimensions. Check these measurements against your current marks before placing an order.

Lever/Pad

Lever pad handles are made up of a lever on one side and a handle that is shaped like a paddle on the opposite. They are designed to work with key wind locks however they can also be fitted to multipoint split spindle door locks (though you will need an additional dual spindle lock case).

Our range of upvc handle lever pads are available in a range of finishes. These will be displayed in the drop down list after you have selected the right handle for your doors. Certain styles of handles are not available in all finishes. Always check the technical drawing and dimensions sections for the particular item that you want to ensure that you get the right fit and size.

It is crucial 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 centre of the hole of the cylinder) of your multipoint door handle replacement locks. This is because the handles need to be aligned in order for the doors to stay locked, whether you are looking from the outside or inside. Our handles are designed to fit a wide range of standard cylinders, however it is always worth double-checking prior to purchasing.

You'll need to take off your handles that you have already installed and then dismantle the lock case if upgrading to dual spindle levers for your handle as this will require a split inline cylinder. You can purchase these separately. We have included a diagram of the technical aspects in the images of each product.

It is a good idea to loosen the screws that hold your existing door handle and then examine the mechanism. If the screws aren't tight enough it is possible to loosen them even more. Then you can remove the spindle from the door handle and replace it with a new Upvc handle. It is crucial to make sure that the handle is in the right position before screwing it into place. You can do this by placing your finger between the door frame, and the handle to ensure that it's in the right position.

Lever/Lever

Lever door handles function as an a multi-point lock using the Euro Cylinder and can be found on a majority of double doors made of upvc, aluminum doors and some wooden doors. They have an inside lever and an outside paddle and are usually supplied in two different types. Sprung - These include a spring cassette inside the backplate that helps to bring the handle lever into the horizontal position. Non-sprung - these do not have a spring mechanism, and will need to be manually pulled to bring the handle lever to a horizontal position.

To repair a sagging door handle lever you'll need to locate the detent access pin or hole. It's typically an insignificant hole or protruding ring or rectangular found on the handle base plate. Once located you can loosen the set screw with a screwdriver and remove it to allow the lever, allowing it to return to its horizontal position.

Once the handle is in a horizontal orientation, you can re-install the screws and tighten them to make sure the handle is secure on the base plate. Consider applying a threadlocking product to the threads of screws to increase grip and stop the threads from becoming loose over time.

Lever door handles that droop could be the result of a number of factors. The most common cause is that the fixings are too tight and the lever bearing to bind against the door. It could also be because the levers are not being operated at a straight angle and this is compressing the latch mechanism and preventing it from fully springing back into operation.

Another common reason is that the sprung lever isn't operating correctly and this is typically due to the sprung not being in the right position within the backplate. To check whether the handle has returned to horizontal, simply move it.

If your door handles are loose, it is crucial to find the issue quickly, since this could lead to excessive wear on the screws and possibly to the handle falling off the base plate. It is recommended to tighten all loose screws on a regular basis, as this will help to stop them from loosening.

Lever/Snib

These handles made of upvc are called "Snib handle sets" and feature a snib lock button at the top of the door lever. If you don't have a dummy lock device then you can use this to lock the aluminium door handle. These handles come with a Fullex lock 68PZ. (68mm between the spindle and the lock centre). We also stock a variety of other 68PZ door handles from manufacturers such as Ferco and Fab & Fix.

Change your door handle is an inexpensive method to upgrade your home, regardless of whether you're replacing handles that are in use or fitting new ones to doors you've built in your house. There are a variety of styles of door handles made of upvc that include traditional levers on backplate, straight or curving short latches, and knob handles that resemble dummy knobs for multi point locks, that are perfect for French doors.

Lever on backplate handles are often rectangular in shape but you can also find oval or circular-shaped versions that are referred to as rose composite door handles handles. These handles are identified by a lever or a knob that is mounted on a backplate. The backplate is removable for hidden fixing.

There is a variety of chrome and coloured finishes available for these handles that match your external door handles and locks and other hardware, such as bolts, knobs and hinges. Some handles come with grub screws to aid in the secure attachment of the knob or lever to the spindle. Some handles are equipped with bathroom spindles which can be used for bathroom locks. They also have a thumbturn release mechanism and can be used on doors for bathrooms.

Mortise

The tubular latch is the most likely to be the culprit if your uPVC door handle is slammed shut. This could be due to many things, but the most common is an absence of lubrication within the latch plate. This can be fixed quite easily by simply opening the door and spraying lubricant onto the handle and lock. It could also be that the latch has slipped away from the backplate. This is a more complex problem that would require the assistance of a specialist.

A multipoint door handle is the ideal solution to solve the issue of a stuck door handle. These handles are attached to the faceplate, and are operated with a key or thumb turn knob that triggers the cam that locks the deadbolt. The handles are available in a variety of different sizes to fit various kinds of uPVC doors and come with a variety of attractive finishes to complement the existing hardware. These handles can be purchased online or from a local locksmith. They are easy to install and come with clear directions.

To select a replacement handle set, you will have to be aware of the PZ size of your cylinder. This is the distance from the edge of the frame of the door to the central point of the hole for the handle in millimetres. It is also important to be aware of whether your door has a hook style lock or a mortise-style lock. Once you know these measurements, the simplest way to find the correct handles is to filter by brand option on the website. This will help you narrow down your options and then you can select the appropriate size.

A typical handle set comprises the handle unit, two screws of different lengths, drill guides, and installation instructions. Smarter versions, such as the Igloohome Smart Mortise 2+ come with a mortice lock with keys. These are more complex units and are best suited for professional installers or very skilled DIYers. Certain handle sets come with an array of additional accessories, such as weather strips, that can be used to enhance the look of the door.