Handles shown are generally right handed, which reflects the direction the longest part of the handle is pointing when closed, left opening is an option.

Refer to the diagram below to help you work out if you need a right hand or a left hand handle.

They also generally have the following options:

Sub fix - implies they are screwed or riveted in the same plane as the glass. These can be screwed or riveted.

Face fix - implies fixed to a profile at right angles to the glass. These are generally screwed with M4 or 8 gauge screws.

Low profile - implies gap between handle and glass is small.

Wedge - implies latch requires a separate wedge to be installed on frame for latch tongue to lock on to.

Wedgeless - implies latch includes a wedge built onto the latch tongue to lock onto the frame.

Double tongue - latch includes two tongues for locking onto the frame.

NOTE: Fixing screws are not included with the purchase of window handles :

Refer : FACE FIX HANDLE SCREWS

Refer : FACE FIX RESIZE SCREWS

Refer : SUB FIX HANDLE SCREWS

Check the options you require and if you can not find the product with the options you require please contact us.

We have general window handles as well as Sliding window handles, the Sliding window handle can also be key lockable.