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Replacement UPVC Door Handles You can find the perfect handle for your door, whether replacing your existing handles or adding extra security. Upvc handles are simple to fit and comply with the 92mm centers required by multipoint locks. The most important measurements to take into consideration are backplate fixing centres and lever/key hole dimensions. Compare these measurements to your existing measurements prior to placing an order. Lever/Pad Lever pad door handles are made up 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 also be attached to multipoint split spindle door locks. Once you have selected the correct 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 you should always check the technical drawings and sizes sections for the particular product you are looking to ensure that you can get the right size and fit. It is essential that when selecting a new set of Upvc lever pad handles, they are in line with the PZ (distance from the spindle of the handle to the centre of the hole of the cylinder) of your multipoint door locks. This is because the handles must be lined up for the doors to stay locked, no matter if you're looking from the outside or inside. The handles we offer are designed to work with a variety of standard cylinder locks, but you should always double-check before ordering. window handles 'll need to take off the handles on your current handle and remove the lock case if upgrading to dual spindle levers for your handle because this will require an additional split cylinder inline. These are available separately and we offer a full technical diagram for you to look at in the images for each product. It is recommended to loosen the screws that hold your door handle, and then examine the mechanism. You may have to loosen the screws even more in the event that they are not tight. Then you can remove the old handle and spindle and install your new door handle made of upvc. It is crucial to make sure that the handle is in the proper position prior to screwing it into place. You can do this by placing your finger between the frame, and the handle, to ensure that it's level. Lever/Lever The lever handles for doors are used to operate a multi-point lock that uses an Euro cylinder. They can be located on many double upvc doors as well as aluminium and wooden doors. They are equipped with a lever on the inside and an outside paddle and are typically available in two types. Sprung – these come with a spring cassette within the backplate that helps move the handle lever to the horizontal position. Non-sprung – These do not have a spring mechanism and will require manual pulled to bring the handle lever to a horizontal position. To fix the door handle of a lever that is sagging, you will need to locate the detent access hole or pin, which is usually a small rectangle or round with a protruding hole located on one side of the handle base plate. Once you have located the hole for accessing the detent or pin, you can take it out using the help of a screwdriver. Once the handle is placed horizontally, you can put back the screws. Tighten them to ensure that the handle is securely connected to 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 variety of reasons why lever door handles droop. The most frequent cause is that the fixings are too tight which causes the lever bearing to bind up against the door. It could also be that the levers have not been operated at a right angle, which compresses the latch mechanism and stops it from fully springing into action. The most common reason for a sprung lever not working correctly is the spring not being in the right position on the backplate. To determine whether the handle is back to its horizontal position, simply turn it. If the door handles aren't tight, it is important to identify the issue fast, as 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 regularly to stop them from becoming looser. Lever/Snib These upvc handles are also called “Snib handle sets” and feature a snib lock button at the top of the lever. If you don't have a dummy locking device then you can use this device to lock the door. They usually come with a Fullex 68PZ (that's 68mm between the spindle's centre and the lever or the lock centre) door lock. We also carry a selection of other 68PZ door handles from manufacturers such as Ferco and Fab & Fix. You can make your home more modern by changing your door handles, whether you are replacing the handles on your existing ones or installing new ones on doors that you constructed. There are a variety of styles of upvc door handle available that include traditional levers on backplate, curved or straight short latches and dummy knob handles for multi-point locks, which are ideal for French doors. Lever on backplate handles are typically rectangular in shape but there are also oval or circular-shaped versions, which are known as rose door handles. These kinds of door handles have the knob or lever on a backplate which is placed behind the lever or knob and is sometimes called a rosette, although some backplates can be removed to allow for concealed fixing. There's a wide selection of chrome and colored finishes available for these handles to complement your door and other hardware, such as hinges, knobs and bolts. Some handles are equipped with a an grub screw that can be used to connect 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 If your uPVC front door handle is stuck in the open position, the cause is likely to be due to the tubular latch. There could be a variety of factors that could cause this, the first being the simple lack of lubrication on the latch plate. It is possible to fix this issue by opening the door and spraying lubricant onto the handle and locking. It could also be that the latch has slipped away from the backplate. This could be more complicated and would require a professional to repair. A multipoint handle is the best solution for stuck door handles. These handles are attached to 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 a variety of different sizes to fit different types of uPVC doors. They also come in a variety of attractive finishes that complement the existing hardware. These handles can be purchased online or from a local locksmith. They are simple to install and come with clear instructions. To choose a replacement handle set, you'll be required to know the PZ size of your cylinder. This is the measurement in millimetres between the inner edge of the door frame and the centre of the hole for the handle. You'll also require the type of lock on your door, regardless of whether it is a mortise or hook lock. The most efficient way to locate the correct handles once you know the measurements is to use the brand filter on the website. This will narrow down the options and you can then choose the appropriate size from the list. A typical handle set comes with the handle unit and a pair of different length screws drilling guides, as well as installation instructions. Smart versions, like the Igloohome Smart Mortise 2+ include a mortice lock complete with a keypad. These are more sophisticated devices and are best suited for professionals who install them or adept DIYers. Some handle sets include a range of additional accessories, such as weather strips, which can be used to improve the look of the door.