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How to Install a Double Glazed Door Handle Installing double-glazed door handles isn't a problem when you are willing to put in a bit of effort and possess the appropriate expertise. The key is to ensure you choose the correct replacement handle, and keep track of the PZ as well as whether or not it's spring-loaded. uPVC Door Handles There are many varieties of uPVC handles that are available with some that are more suitable for certain doors than others. Some are designed for aesthetic purposes, while others are more security-focused. For instance, some uPVC handle designs are made of tougher materials such as stainless steel that can provide additional strength and security, while others are made of plastic, such as ABS and uPVC that are less susceptible to be damaged in the event of a bump or knock. It is essential to consider the screw centre measurement, the PZ dimension when selecting the new handle and also the length of the backplate. These will help ensure that the replacement uPVC handle fits correctly and works seamlessly with the door's lock mechanism. The most popular uPVC handle is the lever/lever model that features two inline levers on either side. The spindle is connected to the handle through the door. It is used to open or close the door. The pad arrangement is another popular uPVC handle. It is comprised of a lever and the pad handle which can be moved. These are fitted to internal doors, like french doors and patio doors, to stop people from opening them from the outside. Certain door handles made of uPVC feature a snib-handle that can be activated to keep the latch secured, offering an additional level of security. This can be particularly useful for families with young children living in the property who may be enticed to play with the latch and open the door. If you have a double glazed door which is struggling to open or has a handle that is drooping, this may not be due to a broken handle but instead could be caused by the springs that are built into the lock case, which have been worn out over time. A professional locksmith can assess the problem and suggest the best solution. uPVC handle replacements are available from a range of manufacturers like Yale Avocet/WMS, Fullex, Hoppe and Roto, as well as many more. They are available in a range of finishes and colours to match your décor. Some are powder coated while others have PVD (Physical Vapour Deposition) finish which offers a high-quality durable, long-lasting and low-maintenance coating. Lever-on-Rose Door Handles You might not realize it however, the handles that you use on your door's interior can affect how you feel and feel at home. Changing your old, dated or cheap handles to new, stylish handles can provide a new look to your home and instantly make it feel more modern. One of the most effective ways to give your internal doors a fresh look is to replace them with lever-on-rose door handles. These are popular among homeowners because they provide a modern, contemporary look while concealing the handle fittings and screw beneath a circular plate referred to as a rose. This gives a seamless and spoil-free finish to your doors while also creating a chic appearance that adds value to your property. You can choose from a variety of finishes and styles to find the perfect match for your home. They are also suitable for use with latches locks, and thumb-turns based on your preference. They can be fitted to any type of door, and are ideal for both new homes as well as renovations. There are two types of backing on a lever-on rose door handle backplates and roses. The roses are circular and cover a tiny space around the handle. While backplates are rectangular and offer a more traditional style. If you decide on a lever-on-rose set of door handles that will typically come with two ways of fixing – bolt through and face fixing. Both of these methods are easy to put in place, but the bolt through method is preferred because it offers a more secure fixing and reduces any damage to the door. After you've selected your lever-on-rose door handles, take off the escutcheons that are currently on your doors and drill 5mm holes in each of the corners of the door where you plan to install the handles. Put the roses in the top of the holes and screw them in to the holes using the screws provided. Make sure the grub screw on each lever is correctly aligned with the hole in the shank of the lever and then tighten up. After you have tightened all bolts equally, check that your levers are able to move freely and that all components fit securely. Pad Door Handles Door handles are more than just a practical feature; they can also provide an aesthetic feature to your door, and add the overall appearance. There are a variety of different types on the market and deciding which one is suitable for your door will depend on how you want it to function. There are also many ways to customize the handle to ensure it works optimally. Lever pad door handles are a great choice for those looking to improve the appearance of their doors. They are designed to work with split spindle locks and feature a lever on either side of the door. Each lever functions independently using offset spindles. This design allows for more ergonomic use and also prevents the latch from being withdrawn from outside, meaning that only a key could be used to open the door (unless it is deadlocked). uPVC door handles are available in a variety of finishes and shapes and typically made of die-cast aluminium or zinc alloy. They are strong and can withstand the most severe weather conditions. Some manufacturers offer a guarantee on their products, so you can be certain that they will last. Choosing a trusted manufacturer to purchase your door handles from is essential as they will have a track record of high-quality and customer service. Before buying a new door handle it is important to take 3 measurements to ensure that the new handles be a perfect fit. The first measurement is the PZ that measures the distance between the screw fixing points on the backplate of the handle. The thickness of the handle is the second measurement. The third is the measurement of the center hole of the multipoint locks that will be put on the door. The Heritage Inline Sprung Pad Door Handle is a popular option for those looking to replace their current handles. The handle is designed to operate a multi point lock with a Euro Cylinder and has a 92mm PZ centre. The handle comes with a variety of Type A or B backplates that can be used to match different door thicknesses. Gate Grips You can use a gate grip for doors made of uPVC. This keeps them looking fresh. They are easy to install, look stunning and come in a variety of finishes. There are a few specifically designed to withstand salty air and others designed specifically designed for marine environments. They are simple to install and can be attached to a square or round rose. This allows you to add a keyhole and bathroom release and turn without the need for additional hardware. A gate grip is a type of handle you can put on your door. It appears somewhat like the letter H. It works by following the same mechanism that pull grips use. You can find them in a variety of locations, including apartment buildings, homes and office doors. They are also used to secure homes and apartments in gated communities, as well as in commercial properties. They are an excellent choice for those who struggle using a traditional knob handle, such as older adults with motor insufficient or children who are just starting out. The angled shape of a gate grip makes it possible for the hand to hold on with a larger amount of force making them easier to grip and turn. Keys can be used to add additional security since it does not require the same amount of force as doorknobs. Gate grips can be purchased online at sites like McCoy Mart, which has a huge collection of door handles and other hardware. There are a variety of options to fit all budgets, from basic, simple options to more expensive models. You can also choose from a range of colours to fit your office or home. The Cult Heaven's Gate Begin grips by Brandon Begin have a soft Krayton Rubber and a small diameter to give a direct feel. The grips come with ribs which dampen vibrations, reducing the feedback between the hands and bar. The grips are fitted with one lock that stops play, reducing the risk of the sleeve slipping from side to side.