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Replacement UPVC Door Handles Find the perfect handle for your door, whether replacing your handles or adding additional security. These upvc handles are easy to fit and comply with the required 92mm centres for multipoint locks. The backplate's fixing centre as well as the keyhole/lever dimensions are the most important measurements. Compare these measurements to your existing marks carefully before placing an order. Lever/Pad Lever pad door handles consist of a lever handle on one side and a paddle shaped handle on the other. They are intended for use with key wind locks. However they can also be attached to multipoint split spindle door locks. Our range of upvc handles lever pads are available in a range of finishes. They will be shown in the drop-down list once you have found the correct handle for your door. 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 correct size and fitting. When selecting the new set of upvc lever pad door handles it is important to ensure that they are in line with the PZ (distance between the handle spindle and the center of the hole for the cylinder) of your existing multipoint locks, since they have to be in line for the doors to remain locked, either from the inside or outside. Our handles are designed to fit most standard cylinders, but it is a good idea to double-check before purchasing. You will need to remove your existing handles and dismantle the lock case if upgrading to dual spindle levers for your handle as this will require a split cylinder inline. They can be purchased separately and we have a full technical diagram for you to take a look at in the pictures for each product. It is recommended to loosen the screws that are holding the door handle you have and then inspect the mechanism. You may have to loosen the screws further in the event that they are not tight. After that, you can remove the spindle and handle and install your new upvc door handle. It is crucial to make sure that the handle is in the right 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 using a Euro cylinder. They can be found on a variety of double upvc doors as well as some wooden and aluminium doors. They are available in two forms, having the lever inside and a paddle on the outside. Sprung – These have a spring cassette fitted inside the backplate to bring the handle lever into a horizontal position. Non-sprung: These do not include a mechanism that can spring the handle lever into a horizontal position. To fix a sagging door handle lever it is necessary to locate the hole or pin that is the detent access point. This is usually an insignificant hole or protruding ring or rectangle located on the handle base plate. Once you have located it, loosen the set screw using the help of a screwdriver, and then take it off to allow the lever to return to its horizontal position. Once the handle has been set horizontally, it is possible to reinstall the screws. Tighten them to ensure that the handle remains firmly attached to the base plate. It is also advisable to apply a threadlocking adhesive to the screw threads to improve the grip and prevent them from loosening over time. Drooping lever door handles could be the result of a number of factors. The most frequent cause is that the fixings are too tight and the lever bearing to get tangled against the door. It could also be that the levers haven't been operated at the correct angle, which causes compression of the latch mechanism and stops it from fully springing into action. A common cause of a sprung lever not working correctly is the spring not being in the right position on the backplate. The most effective way to determine this is to turn the handle and see if it returns to the horizontal position. It is essential to repair any door handles that are loose as soon as you can. This could 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 loose screws regularly in order to prevent them from loosening. Lever/Snib These upvc door handle s are also referred to as 'Snib' handles and have a snib lever at the top of the lever that you can press down to lock your door in the event that you don't have a Dummy lock. These handles come with a Fullex lock 68PZ. (68mm between spindle and the lock centre). We also stock a variety of other 68PZ door handles from manufacturers like Ferco and Fab & Fix. Changing your door handle is a cost-effective option to modernize your home, regardless of whether you're replacing existing handles or fitting new ones on doors you've constructed in your home. There are many styles to choose from for upvc door handles, including the classic lever on the backplate. Other options include curved or straight short latches, as well as Dummy knobs for multi-point locks. These are great for French doors. Lever on backplate handles are usually rectangular in shape but there are also oval or circular versions, which are known as rose door handles. These types of door handles have the knob or lever on a backplate which is placed behind the lever or knob and is often referred to as the rosette, however some backplates can be removed to allow for concealed fixing. These 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 an grub screw that can be used to connect the lever or knob firmly to the spindle. Other handles come with bathroom spindles that can be used to operate bathroom locks. They incorporate a thumbturn turn and release mechanism, perfect for use on bathroom doors. Mortise The tubular latch is most likely to be the culprit when your door handle made of uPVC is slammed shut. There are a few factors that could cause this, the most common being the simple lack of lubrication on the latch plate. It is possible to fix this issue by opening the door, spraying lubricant on the handle and locking. It could also be that the latch plate has been detached from the backplate. This can be a bit more problematic and would require a professional to fix. A multipoint handle is the best solution for stuck door handles. The handles are positioned through the faceplate and operated with either a thumb turn or key knob which activates the cam that locks the deadbolt. The handles are available in a variety of different sizes to fit various kinds of uPVC doors and come in a variety of attractive finishes to match the hardware you already have. These handles can be purchased online or from a local locksmith. They are easy to install and come with clear instructions. You'll need to know your PZ cylinder's size to select the right replacement handle set. This is the distance from the edge of the inner frame of the door to the central edge of the hole in the handle in millimetres. You'll also need the type of lock on your door, irrespective of whether it's a mortise or hook lock. Once you have these measurements, the easiest method to determine the right handles is to filter by brand option on the website. This will help narrow down your options and then you can choose the right size. A typical set of handles includes the handle, a pair of different length screws, drill guides and installation instructions. The smarter models, like the Igloohome Smart Mortise 2+ comes with a complete mortice lock with built-in keypad. These are more sophisticated models and are ideal for professional installers or very adept DIYers. Certain handle sets come with an array of other accessories, such as weather strips, which can be used to enhance the appearance of the door.