Avocet Upvc Door Handle 92mm 62mm Offset Lever Pad 210mm Fixings Sprung Pair - Gold

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The Avocet offset lever/pad door handle is designed for homeowners and contractors seeking a reliable replacement or upgrade for patio uPVC doors equipped with dual-spindle locking systems. Featuring a high-quality sprung mechanism and precise 92mm/62mm PZ centres, it offers smooth operation and increased security; however, users must verify their door's specific screw hole distance as it requires a exact 210mm fixing measurement for proper installation.
| Colour | Gold |
|---|---|
| Brand | Avocet |
This refers to the distance between the centre of the handle spindle and the centre of the keyhole.
No, it is specifically for doors with a dual spindle lock and requires exactly 210mm between fixing screws.
This is designed primarily for patio doors requiring an offset lever/pad configuration.
You typically only need a screwdriver and a tape measure to verify dimensions before purchasing.
Measure the distance between the two screw holes and the distance from the centre of the handle hole to the centre of the key hole.
Yes, it is supplied as a sprung pair, covering both the interior and exterior sides of the door.
Ensure the spindles are properly aligned with the lock case and that the fixing screws are not overtightened.
Check that the spring cassette is seated correctly and verify that the handle is the correct sprung-type for your door weight.
Check that the door is properly aligned in the frame; pressure on the lock bolts can prevent the key from turning.
To install this handle, ensure you have removed your existing handle and measured the distance between the two screw holes (210mm) and the PZ centres (92mm/62mm) accurately. Position the spindles into the lock case before tightening the fixing screws to prevent misalignment. To maintain the gold finish and internal spring mechanism, avoid using harsh abrasive cleaners that may damage the protective coating. Periodically check that fixing screws remain tight, as vibration from closing the door can loosen them over months of use.