Tilt and Turn Window Handles

Tilt and turn window handles are a popular choice for homeowners seeking the best ventilation, security, and long-lasting. They can also add an elegant look to any home.

They're based on a spindle, similar to an espagnolette handle, but more substantial. They can rotate 360 degrees when the window is off, however, they can only rotate 90 degrees when the window is switched on. This makes for an easier operation.

Modern Design

A tilt-turn window is a next-level fenestration solution that offers healthy ventilation, unobstructed views, superior natural lighting, and a stylish interior appearance. These European windows are quickly becoming popular in North America due to their modern design and functional features.

In contrast to American casement windows, which are built with the hinge mechanism underneath the sash Our European tilt and turn windows use the hinge in the middle of the frame and inside the profile. This makes the hinge mechanism safe from the elements, and ensures it lasts longer.

Tilt-and turn windows function the same way as other uPVC types of windows, but they also have an opening mechanism for sash. They can open like doors and create a large space for ventilation or cleaning. Additionally, our tilt and turn windows feature steel core framing that makes them four to eight times more durable than casement windows.

One large handle makes it simple to control tilt and turn windows. This is used to select and regulate various opening options for the sash. The sash can be tipped and cleaned by turning the handle 90 degrees. The handle can also be turned at 180deg angles to open the sash and swing it to the outside for passive ventilation. Additionally, the handle can be turned at a 135deg tilt for micro ventilation.

If you decide to choose tilt and turn windows for your home, you have many opening options to satisfy all of your ventilation needs. Tilt and Turn windows are more efficient in air exchange since they open from the top. This allows for a more direct and consistent air exchange, without blowing cold air at chest height or leg height.

The multi-point locking system on our European tilt-and-turn windows is more secure than any American window. They can be purchased with a European standard RC2 intruder-proof glazing for extra peace of mind. Our uPVC window frames are also equipped with internal glazing that prevents debris and rain from entering the frame when you open your window.

Ventilation Controls that can be used in a variety of ways

Tilt and turn windows provide various ventilation options because of their dual action. You can lower the window to let in air, or change the window to an open position by adjusting the lower and upper sash of the frame. This makes them a great option for letting air in, while keeping out rain or any other unpleasant weather. In addition to versatile ventilation control tilt and turn windows are easy to clean. You can clean both sides of the window simply by lifting the handle to the open position.

Tilt and turn handles come in a variety of finishes, even though they are not as popular as other window handles and stays handles. The tilt-and-turn windows from Aluminium, for instance, come in a variety of colors, including bronze, rosewood, black, and a range of other finishes. They also have an unadorned handle or a decorative one. These windows are also an excellent alternative to replace old double glazing windows that have become damaged or worn out and are commonly used in commercial buildings such as shops and offices.

Contrary to uPVC tilt-and-turn windows, aluminium versions use a 'turnsafe' handle. These handles are similar in size and strength to espag handles, however they're designed to accommodate a larger frame and mechanism. They also come with spindles that can be locked in order to stop the window from opening into the room, or tilting downwards to allow ventilation. They are also constructed with larger bases compared to traditional espag handles.

These handles are a crucial part of any UPVC or aluminum tilt and turn windows as they provide a flexible method to control ventilation and provide an important access point. We can assist you in selecting the most appropriate handle for your window. A UPVC or aluminum replacement double glazing window handles tilt and turn handles are constructed around a 7mm square spindle with typical lengths of 32mm, 38mm and 44mm. Handles tend to have 43mm centers (although you can make use of a spindle sleeve to do this). These kinds of handles are a crucial safety feature and are employed by a majority of UK manufacturers of tilt and turn windows to ensure the windows are not opened to the outside or left in the ventilation tilt position until it's unlocked first with the key.

Enhanced Security

Tilt-and-turn windows offer enhanced ventilation control, while ensuring security and security. They provide a variety of options that allow air circulation inside the home, and are perfect for homes with children. The tilt and turn handle locks when the window is shut, preventing forced entry. These windows form a secure seal to prevent drafts and moisture from entering the home, protecting the home from cold weather.

High-quality replacement uPVC window handles are made of multi-point locking systems that protect your home. The locking mechanism is integrated into the handle design to ensure security and convenience. This eliminates the use of keys, and makes it harder for intruders or burglars to to open the window or alter the lock.

The handle can be rotated 180 degrees in order to open the sash of the window like a casement. This lets you enjoy maximum airflow in the home, and is ideal when cleaning or gardening.

The tilting feature of these windows can be extremely beneficial to let air circulate and reduce condensation in cooler temperatures. The tilting is also very beneficial in allowing air circulation without opening the window completely, which helps to prevent drafts.

These windows are usually paired with child security features, such as locks and restrictors, to further increase their security and protect against accidental opening. Certain windows are constructed with laminated glass or tempered glass, which is more resistant to impact. This makes them harder for intruders.

The handles are made from an extremely durable and sturdy material that is perfect for these windows. They are resistant to harshest weather conditions and don't rust or corrode. They are easy to clean and keep free of dust and dirt. The handles are available in different finishes that can match the style and design of your home.

It is essential to regularly apply a silicone-based oil to the pivot point of the handle and the locking mechanisms to ensure that they are operating properly. This will help to prolong the life of the handles and also prevent the unnecessary wear and tear. Regular cleaning with water and a mild detergent solution is recommended to avoid corrosion.

Easy Replacement

Installing tilt-and-turn handles to your windows is a simple DIY project, whether you are looking to improve the appearance and function of your windows or if they're damaged. With the right direction, you can restore ventilation and give your home a complete flourish.

First, you'll need to determine the kind of handle you'll find on your uPVC windows. This is done by examining the base of the handle to determine the screws or pins holding it in the position. They're usually on the inside face of the handle and are accessible by using pliers or a screwdriver. Once you've removed the old handle, you'll be able to replace it with your preferred design.

Make sure all screws are securely fastened and tight before installing your new handle. If the screws are loose window handle, the handle might be difficult to open and close or become stuck in the open position. If this is the situation, use an screwdriver to loosen the screws and then tighten the screws. After you've done that then, insert a hex key into the handle's side and turn it counterclockwise to engage the lock mechanism.

Next, you'll need to identify the spindle that your handle is attached to. Most uPVC handles are fitted with 7mm square spindles and come in standard lengths of 32mm, 38mm, and 44mm. They tend to have a larger base than conventional casement handles.

If you're installing a new uPVC tilt-and-turn handle, you'll need locate the screw caps that secure it and remove them with an screwdriver. Then, you can attach your new handle to the spindle and secure it in place. You can then test the handle to see if it tilts and turns easily.

Tilt-and-turn window handles are a popular choice for homeowners because of their flexibility and security features. With their unique operation mechanism, they permit you to tilt the upper part of a window towards the inside for ventilation and turn the entire window to fully open for easy cleaning and maximum airflow. This unique combination of functions makes them perfect for modern projects, however they can be adapted to almost any design or build style.