Replacement UPVC Door Handles

You can find the perfect handle for your door, whether you're replacing a window handle your existing handles or adding extra security. These upvc handles are easy to install and meet the required 92mm centres of multipoint locks.

The most important measurements to consider are backplate fixing centres and lever/key hole dimensions. Make sure you compare these to your existing marks before ordering.

Lever/Pad

Lever pad door handles consist of the lever handle 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 fitted to multipoint split spindle door handles victorian locks.

Once you have selected the correct handle for the doors the available finishes will be shown in the drop-down menu. Not all styles of handles are available in every finish and you should always check the sizes and technical drawings for the specific product you are looking to ensure that you can get the correct size and fit.

When selecting the new set of upvc lever pad door handles it is crucial to make sure that they are in line with the PZ (distance between the handle spindle and the centre of the hole for the cylinder) of your current multipoint door locks, as these need to be in line to ensure that the doors remain locked, whether from the inside or outside. Our handles are designed to fit a wide range of standard cylinders, but it is always worth double glazed door handle-checking prior to purchasing.

If you are looking to upgrade to dual spindle levers, you'll need to take out the handles that are currently in use and then take apart the lock case. This will require an additional split cylinder inline. You can purchase these separately. We have included a technical illustration in the images of each product.

After you have removed the screws that are holding the handle on your door, it is an ideal idea to loosen them and examine the mechanism to see how it's performing. If the screws aren't tight enough, you may need to loosen them more. After that, you can take the spindle from the handle and replace it with a new upvc handle. Before you screw the handle into the frame, it is a good idea to check that it is in the right position, and you can do this by inserting your finger into the gap between the frame of the door and the handle to make sure it is level.

Lever/Lever

Lever door handles are an a multi-point lock using an Euro Cylinder and can be found on most upvc double doors, aluminium doors, and some wooden doors. They are equipped with a lever inside and an outside paddle and are typically available in two different types. Sprung - They have a spring cassette inside the backplate to help bring the handle lever into the horizontal position. Non-sprung - These do not include a spring mechanism and must be manually pulled to bring the handle lever to a horizontal position.

To repair a door handle lever that is sagging it is necessary to locate the hole or pin that is the detent access point. It's typically an insignificant hole or protruding ring, or rectangle, that is located on the base of the handle plate. Once you have located the detent access hole or pin, you can remove it with an screwdriver.

After the handle is placed horizontally, you can put back the screws. Close them to ensure that the handle remains firmly fixed to the base plate. It is also advisable to apply an adhesive that locks the threads of the screw to increase the grip and prevent them from becoming loose over time.

Drooping lever door handles could be the result of a number of factors. The most common cause is that the fixings aren't tight and the lever bearing to get tangled up against the door. It could also be due to the fact that the levers aren't operated in a straight line and this is causing 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 usually due to the spring not being in the proper position within the backplate. To determine if the handle returns to horizontal, simply move it.

If your door handles are loose it is important to identify the issue quickly, since it could cause excessive wear on the screws, and even to the handle falling off the base plate. It is also recommended to tighten any loose screws on a regular basis to prevent them from becoming looser.

Lever/Snib

These upvc door handles are also known as 'Snib' handle sets and feature a snib button on the top of the lever that you can press down to lock your door if you don't use a fake lock. These door handles are fitted with a Fullex lock 68PZ. (68mm between the spindle and the lock centre). We also carry a selection of other 68PZ door handles from various manufacturers, including Ferco and Fab & Fix.

You can update your home by changing your door handles, whether you are replacing the handles on your existing ones or installing new ones on doors you constructed. There are many styles of door handles made from upvc available with traditional levers on backplate, curved or straight short latch and knob handles with dummy handles for multi point locks, that are perfect for French doors.

Lever on backplate handles are typically rectangular, but you can also find circular or oval shaped versions that are referred to as rose door handles. These kinds of door handles are equipped with an a knob or lever on a backplate, which sits behind the knob or lever and is sometimes called a rosette. However, some back plates can be detached to be concealed for fixing.

The handles are available in various finishes, including chrome and coloured finishes to complement your door and other hardware like knobs, hinges and bolts. Some handles come with an grub screw that can be used to connect the lever or knob firmly to the spindle. Some handles come with bathroom spindles, which can be used to make bathroom locks. They also come with a thumbturn release mechanism and can be used on doors for bathrooms.

Mortise

If your front door's uPVC handle is stuck in the open position, the reason is most likely to be related to the tubular latch. This could be due to various reasons, but the most common is a lack of lubrication in the latch plate. This can be fixed quite quickly by opening the door and spraying lubricant over the lock and handle. It could also be that the latch is loose from the backplate. This could be more complicated and will require a specialist to fix.

A multipoint handle is the ideal solution to stuck door handles. The handles are positioned through the faceplate, and are operated by a key or thumb turn knob that triggers the cam that locks the deadbolt. The handles are available in a range of sizes to suit various kinds of uPVC doors and come in an array of attractive finishes to match existing hardware. The handles are available via the internet or at an authorized locksmith in your area. They are simple to install and come with clear instructions.

To select a replacement handle set, you'll have to know the PZ size of your cylinder. This is the measurement in millimetres that lies between the outer edge of the door frame and the center of the hole in the handle. You will also need the type of lock that is installed on your door, regardless of whether it is a mortise or hook lock. The most efficient way to locate the correct handle once you know the measurements is to use the filter for brands on the website. This will help you narrow down your options and then you'll be able to select the appropriate size.

A typical set of handles for patio doors includes an arm with two screws of various lengths, drill guides, and instructions for installation. Smarter versions, like the Igloohome Smart Mortise 2+ include a mortice lock complete with keypad. These are more sophisticated devices that are suited to professional installers or highly skilled DIYers. Certain handle sets come with a variety of accessories, such as weather strips that can be used to enhance the appearance of the door.