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The handles on your doors wear out over time and will need to be replaced. It is crucial to be able to match the dimensions of the handles that were previously used when replacing them.

The top screw's location as well as the lever and keyhole size are the three measurements that you need to determine. Use the size guide to help you.

Inline Lever/Lever

A lever handle is a contemporary door handle designed to work with new or replacement doors. This type of handle is available in a variety of styles and finishes. A variety of manufacturers provide this handle, including Avocet ERA, Fullex, Hoppe, Mila, Millenco & Yale.

Fab and Fix Windsor Inline Sprung Lever Door Handle

The handles made of uPVC/Composite are made from robust materials, and are perfect for doors with multiple points that require a robust design. The handles are inline, and they use the same screws and spindle to secure them. They can be easily installed on a new or existing uPVC/Composite door.

The sprung lever design allows the handle to be set and angled to ensure a comfortable experience and is suitable for all users. The handle has been tested for endurance up to 200,000 cycles. This allows for the assurance of the quality of the finish and performance of the handle over time. The sprung lever can be reduced to accommodate more locks. This is particularly beneficial for doors with narrower frames, where the cylinder is further back. A shortened lever can also be used for doors that have a latch which can be operated with the thumb located on the inside.

Lever Pad

The lever pad upvc handle is different from the lever handles found on most doors. These handles can work off one single spindle (inline) or independently from each side using two inline or offset spindles (pad). They are typically utilized on upvc window locking handles doors with double glazed window handle glazing. They come in a range of finishes & variations.

The handles are available in a variety of finishes including White, Chrome, and Gold. The finish is BS EN 1670 Grade 5 and is resistant to rust. This gives the handle a high performance and durability for its intended purpose.

All UPVC lever pads for handles include a spindle and screws and can be installed on the uPVC door. The backplate fixing centers of 211mm permit a bigger size of handle which can often be a benefit when replacing a faulty or worn multi point door lock mechanism. These handle levers are also sprung, solving the problem of door handles sagging from their horizontal position when they are not in use.

It is essential to match the dimensions of the PZ for both the multipoint lock as well as the uPVC doors when selecting a replacement UPVC spindle and handle. This measurement is also referred to as the "handle centre" or "cylinder centres and is an essential aspect of matching up the correct handles.

Once you have the proper PZ size you will then have to ensure that the lever pads and push pads are of a suitable shape to fit the American with Disabilities Act (ADA) compatible handles you require for your doors. They typically have rectangular or round in design with an internal lever and external push pad.

The majority of UPVC lever pads that we sell are sprung, meaning that they return to their horizontal position after not in use, instead of hanging out and potentially sticking in the frame. This stops draughts from entering the home. Also, the majority of UPVC lever pad handles are handed that allows you to put them on either side of the door.

euro lock handles Cylinder

Cylinder locks are usually found on uPVC doors, but can also be found on other types of doors. They work by using a key to unlock a cylinder that then reveals pins which can be aligned to those inside the lock body, permitting them to turn a revolving cam, thus opening the door. Euro cylinders can be fitted with up to six pins, with external and internal doors typically requiring different levels of security.

Selecting the right cylinder for your needs is vitally important; this is contingent on how your door and handle are used. For instance, doors that are external should be fitted with an extra secure cylinder, while doors inside can be secured using a standard cylinder. Certain cylinders are equipped with additional features that can increase security, such as anti drill or anti bump properties.

To make sure that the euro cylinder is the right size for your door, it should be measured correctly. The cylinder should be measured from the central fixing screw hole to each end of the cylinder, including the thumb turn if you have one. If you are unable measure it with the lock in position, you can take it out of it. It is essential to not have a extension of the cylinder beyond the handle or escutcheon. This can make it vulnerable to lock snapping attacks.

Most newer cylinders have been constructed with anti-drill and bump resistance features included in their design. They are designed to decrease the chances of an attack by causing the cylinder to rotate in an opposite direction. This will help to prevent attacks and ensure your doors are secure.

Certain cylinders are made to resist snapping. This is an increasingly common method of attack on cylinders which is where the break line of the lock is targeted by a tool that is specially designed to snap off the front of the cylinder and allow the door to be opened. This is much quicker and easier to achieve than opening multipoint locks. It also leaves no evidence of a break-in which can hinder an insurance claim.

Spring Cassette

The spring cassette is located within the base of your door handle's backplate, supplying a spring-loaded solution that returns the multipoint lock handles back to their original position after using. There was a time when handles didn't have a spring built into them, and as a result, they are more likely to slide or drop once the locking mechanism is disengaged. This simple feature is among the most effective ways to fix this issue and is an effective way to keep your doors made of upvc from becoming stuck in an open or closed position, as these aren't always simple to manually close by hand.

These spring cassettes are specially made for use with sprung multipoint locks but they won't work with non-sprung multipoint handles. You will need to have a bespoke hole cut into your backplate to allow these to fit (please check the image for a technical diagram). They are a replacement for existing broken or missing cassettes in the backplates of door handles of numerous brands of uPVC doors. They have a square cut-out that accommodates an 8mm spindle and they are supplied individually.

These spring cassettes are an excellent value for money way to fix the problem of your door handles that are sagging. They are simple to install and will increase the life of your uPVC door. Contact us for more information on our range of uPVC accessories and spares. We are available to assist you and offer expert advice.