Hoppe Atlanta Tilt and Turn uPVC Window Handle Locking 32 - 38mm Spindle

Hoppe Tilt and Turn Window Handle Atlanta

The Hoppe Atlanta is designed with clean elegant lines that are both pleasing to the eye and ergonomic for the hand. The Hoppe locking TBT (Tilt-Before-Turn) window handle, the ideal replacement handle for tilt-and-turn windows; the 32mm spindle can be easily trimmed with a junior hacksaw to fit the length required. HOPPE are Europe's leading manufacturer of door and window handles and one of the UK's leading suppliers of high quality architectural ironmongery.

Features:

• Comes complete with security locking key
• Locking mechanism: turn cylinder, reversible key, lockable in the 90° position
• 10mm diameter fixing lugs
• Aluminium swivel cover plate to conceal screw fixings (Screws not included)
• Easy to fit by removing/reinstalling 2 x screws

What's in the pack?

1 x Hoppe Tilt & Turn Handle

1 x Key

N.B. Fixing screws NOT included

Dimensions:

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

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.