Replacement UPVC Door Handles
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 required 92mm centres of multipoint locks.
The backplate fixing centre and the lever/keyhole dimensions are the most important measurements. Compare these measurements with your current marks before making a purchase.
Lever/Pad
Lever pad handles consist of a lever on one side and a handle that is shaped like a paddle on the opposite. They are designed to be used with key wind locks however they can also be adapted to split spindle multipoint door locks (though you'll need a separate dual spindle lock case).
Our range of upvc handles lever pads are available in a variety of finishes and these will be displayed in the drop-down list after you have identified the perfect handle for your doors. Not all styles of handles are available in every finish and you should always check the sizes and technical drawings for the particular product you want to make sure that you get the right size and fit.
It is important that when choosing a new set of Upvc lever pad handles, they are in line with the PZ (distance from the handle spindle to the centre of the hole in the cylinder) of your multipoint door locks. This is because these need to be aligned in order for the doors to stay locked, no matter if you're looking at them from the outside or inside. Our handles are designed to fit most standard cylinders, however it is always worth double-checking before purchasing.
You will need to remove the handles on your current handle and remove the lock case if upgrading to dual spindle handle levers as this will require an additional split inline cylinder. These are available separately and we have an entire technical diagram for you to examine in the images for each product.
After you have removed the screws holding the handle on your door, it is a good idea to loosen them, and then inspect the mechanism to determine the condition it is in. You may need to loosen the screws a bit more in the event that 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 you screw the handle into place it is a good idea to ensure that it is in the correct position. You can do this by putting your finger in the gap between the frame of the door and the door handle to make sure it is level.
Lever/Lever
Lever door handles are a multi point lock using the Euro cylinder. They can be found on a majority of upvc double doors, aluminium doors and some wooden doors. They are available in two forms, having an interior lever and a paddle on the outside. Sprung - they come with a spring cassette within the backplate to help bring the handle lever into a horizontal position. Non-sprung - these do not include a spring mechanism and will require manual pulled to raise the handle lever to a horizontal position.
To fix a sagging lever door handle it is necessary to find the hole for access to the detent or pin, which is typically an elongated or rectangular with a protruding hole that is located on the opposite side of the handle base plate. Once you have located the detent access hole or pin, you can remove it using an screwdriver.
Once the handle is placed horizontally, you can reinstall the screws. Make sure to tighten them so that the handle is securely connected to the base plate. Consider applying a threadlocking solution to the threads of the screw to improve grip and prevent them from loosing over time.
There are many reasons why door handles of levers slide. The most frequent reason is that the fixings have been over tightened and are putting strain on the lever bearing and causing it to pull against the door's surface. It is also possible that the levers have not been operated at the correct angle, which compresses the latch mechanism, preventing it from fully springing into action.
Another reason is that the sprung lever isn't operating correctly and this is usually due to the spring not being in the proper position within the backplate. The easiest way to test this is to operate the handle to check if it returns to the horizontal position.
It is crucial to fix any door handles that are damaged as soon as possible. This can cause excessive wear on the screws, and the handle may even fall off the base plate. It is also a good idea to tighten all screws that are loose regularly, as this will help to stop them from loosening.
Lever/Snib
These upvc door handles are also known as 'Snib' handles and have a snib lever towards the top of the lever that you can press down to lock your door in the event that you don't use an fake lock. These handles are fitted with a Fullex lock 68PZ. (68mm between the spindle and the lock centre). We also stock a range of door handles 68PZ from brands like Ferco and Fab & Fix.
You can upgrade your home by changing the door handles whether you are replacing the handles on your existing ones or installing new ones on doors that you constructed. There are many styles to choose from for door handles made of upvc, including the traditional lever on the backplate. Other choices include straight or curved short latches as well as knobs that resemble dummy knobs to lock multi-points. These are ideal for French doors.
Lever on backplate handles are usually rectangular in shape, however there are also circular or oval shaped versions, which are known as rose door handles. These kinds of door handles are equipped with a lever or knob on a backplate that sits behind the lever or knob and is sometimes referred to as a rosette. However, certain backplates can be removed for concealed fixing.
The handles are available in a variety of finishes, including chrome and coloured finishes, to match your door and other hardware, such as knobs hinges and bolts. Some handles come with grub screws that help firmly attach the lever or knob to the spindle. Some handles come with bathroom spindles that are suitable for bathroom locks. They also have a thumbturn release mechanism and can be used on bathroom doors.
Mortise
Go At this site is the most likely to be the culprit in the event that your door handle is slammed shut. There are a few reasons for this, the first being the simple lack of lubrication on the latch plate. This can be fixed quite easily by simply 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 of a problem and would require a professional to fix it.
A multipoint door handle is an ideal solution to solve the issue of a stuck door handle. These handles are mounted on the faceplate of the door and are operated by the thumb turn knob or key which activates a cam that locks the deadbolt. The handles are available in a variety of sizes to fit different kinds of uPVC doors and are available in various attractive finishes that are compatible with existing hardware. These handles can be purchased via the internet or at the local locksmith. They are simple to install and come 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 distance from the edge of the frame of the door to the center point of the handle hole in millimetres. You will also need to know if your door has hook-style locks or a mortise-style lock. Once you know these measurements, the simplest method to locate the correct handles is to filter by brand option on the website. This will help narrow down your options and then you'll be able to select the appropriate size.
A typical handle set includes the handle and a pair of different length screws, drill guides and installation instructions. Smarter versions, like the Igloohome Smart Mortise 2+ come with a mortice lock with keypad. These are more complicated models and are ideal for professional installers or very competent DIYers. Some handle sets come with a variety of accessories, like weather strips, which can be used to enhance appearance of the door.