FAQs
When it comes to old uPVC doors or frames, it is possible that there could be warping or damage to the door. This could affect how we fit a new handle. Our professional fitters can assess the door to determine if the handle can be replaced on your door, or conclude if the entire door will need to be replaced instead.
Yes, it does matter which handle is on a door. The type of handle we install affects both functionality and security, especially depending on what purpose the door is used for.
Factors such as door thickness, usage frequency, and accessibility requirements should be considered to ensure the handle is suitable for the specific door and its purpose.
Moreover, certain locking mechanisms can only allow particular models of handles to be fitted, so it is best that we check what is compatible for your door.
Whether you should replace the entire uPVC door or just the handle depends on the condition of both. If the door is in good shape but the handle is outdated or damaged, it is a cost effective option for us to replace just the handle.
However, if the door is buckled, warped, damaged, or no longer provides adequate insulation or security, we recommend replacing the entire door may be the better option than a replacement handle.
In conclusion, new uPVC or composite doors offer improved energy efficiency, higher security, and overall appearance, making them a worthwhile investment if the door itself is compromised. Ultimately, the choice depends on the door’s overall condition and your specific needs.