Fab & Fix Tilt & Turn Window Handle Sensei

Fab & Fix Sensei Tilt and Turn locking window handle with a high quality finish, stylish lines and co-ordinated screw coverplates. This handle with its classical design also adds a contemporary twist which gives an alternative look to the Hoppe.

The Sensei has a lovely long handle with a 51mm window clearance and a heavy duty sprung latching wedge which gives a very positive click on closing. The spindle is 35mm in length and can be easily trimmed with a junior hacksaw. The handle locks in the closed position, locks at 0 degrees, firm hold when 90 or 180 degrees.

All in all, a lovely handle in a choice of finishes to match your home.

Features:

• Comes complete with a security key
• 10mm diameter fixing lugs
• Co-ordinated metal cover caps to conceal screw fixings (supplied)
• Easy to fit by removing/reinstalling 2 x screws
• The handle locks in the closed position, locks at 0 degrees, firm hold when 90 or 180 degrees

What's in the pack?

1 x Hoppe Tilt & Turn Handle

1 x Key

2 x Screws

2 x Screw coverplates

Dimensions:

• Screw hole Centres: 43mm
• Spindle Width: 7mm
• Spindle Length: 35mm

Please see technical diagram in gallery.

What do I need to check before ordering a handle?

Handle Screw Hole Fixing Centres:

Fortunately most tilt and turn handles are made to industry standards with 43mm between the screw hole centres, therefore it really doesn't matter if you choose a style that's different to your existing handle, as long as the handle centres measure 43mm these handles will fit.

Spindle Length:

The spindle is measured from the base of the handle to the end of the spindle. (Please see measuring diagram).

How to fit a Tilt and Turn handle:

1. Most Tilt and Turn handles can be fitted without too much difficulty. The fixing screws will be obscured with either cover caps or, in most cases, a cover plate.
2. First turn the handle horizontally 90° then remove cover caps with a sharp object or slightly lift and turn the cover plate to reveal the screw fixing positions.
3. With a screwdriver unfasten the screws to remove the handle. Measure the old handle spindle against your new handle and using a hacksaw cut the spindle of your new handle to the same length.
4. Keeping the new handle in the same position as the old one (90° Horizontal) simply refit the new handle and tighten the screws, returning the handle downwards into the locked position once more.