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Security Features of Double Glazed Windows

Modern double-glazed frames are equipped with additional security features that make it difficult for burglars to break into them. These include high-quality handles as well as sturdy locking mechanisms.

Espag handles come with spindles on their back that triggers a multi-point lock that is attached to the window frame. They are common on modern uPVC windows and come in cranked or straight variations.

High-Tech Locking Mechanisms

Window locks are an integral part of the safety and security of double glazed uPVC windows. The lock system secures a window's sash and frame against intruders, which allows you to lower the cost of insurance. The level of protection you need will determine the kind of window lock that is right for you. There are different types of window security locks to accommodate different levels of security and a range of designs and styles to pick from.

Espagnolette locks are the most commonly used type of locking mechanism for uPVC and aluminium windows. They are made of flat strips and when the key is turned to lock the sash in the frame, the metal studs inside the handle are able to latch onto plates. They work in conjunction with multi-point locks to provide the highest level of security.

Other types of windows locks include hinged wedge locks, that are typically used on top hung windows, such as casement or awning windows. They prevent the sash from opening past a certain point to keep your children from falling out. They can be used to secure patio bi-fold doors handles and are easily operated with a simple latch and lock action.

Other options are also available for instance, a pin which is placed through one sash and into the opposite sash on double-hung windows to block it from opening. They are simple to install and work with a range of window types and sizes. A window restrictor cable is an alternative option that works a little like a chain lock for apartment doors. It is connected to the sash of windows that are double-hung or sliding. The cable made of steel can be extended only as far as it extends.

All of our uPVC windows and aluminium frames come with an internal beading which stops glass panes from being pulled out of the frames. This is a vital feature, particularly in homes with babies and young children that could fall from open windows. It also stops cold air from entering the room through the gap that surrounds the glass.

High-Security Locks

There are many different types of window locks each designed to keep intruders away. The most appropriate choice for you will depend on the kind of windows you own and the level of security you're concerned about. Most locks are easy to install with just the use of a drill and a few screws. Certain locks can also be used to prevent children from opening windows too wide.

For casement, awning, and hopper windows that swing open, you can add a chain lock like those used on bi-fold doors handle to limit the amount they can swing open. They are available at many hardware stores and then fastened to the window frame and sash using the longest screws that fit.

You can also secure windows using wedges or pin locks that will allow the window to be opened by opening a crack, but will not allow thieves to get through the glass. Pin locks can be found at a majority of hardware stores and are much easier to install compared to lag screws.

If you have sliding windows, a stop lock will work on any size and type of sliding windows. They are easy to use and don't need any additional components that could be lost, but they can be expensive. An Andersen stop lock is priced at around $40.

Another alternative is to replace the latch of the sash by an electronic lock operated by keys. They are available at the majority of home improvement stores and can be put in place in a few minutes. Be sure to place the key in a spot that is easily accessible in an emergency, but not accessible for prowlers.

If your home is secure, you may not require additional security measures other than a sturdy casement window or one of the locks mentioned above. However, if you feel that your home is vulnerable to burglars, consider installing an alarm system that will sound a siren, and then call the police or paid security company when it detects any movement in an entryway or window.

When looking for window locks, make sure you look for grades that have been established by the American National Standards Institute to ensure that you are getting a high-quality product. The highest-grade locks are the most difficult to break. However even a lower-grade lock can slow down an intruder and protect your valuables.

Easy to operate

Window handles are an often-overlooked feature, but they can have a dramatic effect on the look of your windows and create a unique look that's perfect for you. There are many different styles to choose from, such as uPVC aluminum, timber handles, and you can pick from a broad selection of finishes that will fit your decor.

If you're replacing your handles for your double glazed windows handles glazing windows or putting in new ones, it's important to take the time to select the best option. Make sure the handle is compatible with your locking system and that it is compatible with the type of window you have. Take into consideration the step height when choosing a new window handle. This is the distance between the base and the center of the spindle.

Espag handles are a popular option for uPVC windows and there's various styles that can be found to fit your home. In-line uPVC window handles are straight and can turn either left or right, and they're sometimes called universal window handles. Cranked handles, which are available in left- and right-hand versions are also available.

Bladed handles are a different option for uPVC tilt and turn windows. They function as a latch-and-catch system instead of a multi-point lock. These handles are usually smaller than cockspurs and could be a good option for homes who prefer a more modern appearance.

If you want to install a more traditional appearance, you can choose handles that are sash-like for double-glazed windows. These handles are similar to a latch-and-catch system and are commonly used on aluminium or timber windows. Sash handles come in various styles and colours, and can be finished with the addition of a monkey tail to give them an authentic appearance. They're often cheaper than uPVC handles, and provide the same level of security. They're not as efficient as uPVC and may require additional support like a mortice or hook keep.

Durability

Double-glazed windows are a fantastic choice for any home. They offer durability and the strength. These windows can reduce the amount cold air entering your home, as well as increase energy efficiency. They can be made from uPVC, aluminum or wood. UPVC windows are the most affordable and offer good levels of energy efficiency. They can also be customized with additional security features.

The handles on the handles of a uPVC window can be designed to look different and come in a variety of colours. They are designed to withstand repeated usage and rust. They come in a variety of spindle sizes, and are polished. Some handle types feature a locking mechanism at the back. This is perfect to ensure that your windows stay in place.

It is important to choose the correct handle since it should be a match to the style of your uPVC window and fit in your bifold Door Handles or frame. Many people purchase additional sets of window handles and locks so they can have a spare set in case the first one fails. They also buy these items to be able to replace any old locks or handles in the event of need.

There are a variety of different kinds of uPVC window handles, including Espag and Cockspur handle styles. These handle types differ in their step size, handle height, fixing positions and blade length. Espag handles for uPVC are well-liked because they are easy to adjust and feature an attractive appearance. Other alternatives include monkey tail handles blade or spade handles, and many other types.

Double glazed windows are usually more durable than previous window types, as they have more glass layers and a stronger locking mechanism. This improves their ability to withstand impact and deformation which can help secure your home from burglars. In addition to this, the seals that surround the double-glazed units aid to stop cold and heat from entering your home. If you notice that your windows are drafty, it could be caused by damaged or worn handles or seals. It is best to consult an expert installer who can diagnose the issue and correct it.