Window Handles

Window Handles

Description
Description

Window handles are functional hardware components that facilitate the opening, closing, and securing of windows. They come in various styles, materials, and finishes to complement different window types and interior design aesthetics. Common types include crank handles for casement and awning windows, lift handles for sliding or double-hung windows, and lever handles for tilt and turn windows.

Window handles remain relevant today for their essential role in ensuring ease of use, accessibility, and security. Modern window handles often incorporate locking mechanisms to enhance safety and reduce the risk of unauthorized access. In contemporary interior design, window handles serve not only as practical components but also as decorative elements that contribute to a room's overall style and appeal.

History
History

The history of window handles traces back to the development of windows with movable parts. As windows evolved from simple openings to functional elements with sashes, hinges, and locks, the need for handles emerged. Over time, handles became more sophisticated and diverse, reflecting advancements in materials, technology, and design. In the 19th and 20th centuries, mass production and standardization increased handle variety and accessibility. Today, window handles are integral to window operation, security, and aesthetics across various window types and styles.

Future
Future

Window handles are seeing a design revolution. More than just functional grips, they're becoming design statements and tech hubs. Trending are minimalist, ergonomic designs that blend seamlessly with modern décor. Smart handles, synced to home security systems, alert owners of open or tampered windows. Touch-sensitive ones even allow for easy locking and unlocking. As homes get smarter, these handles won't just be about opening windows but enhancing security and design elegance.

Common Questions
Common Questions
What are the main types of window handles?

The two primary types of window handles are crank handles and lift handles. Crank handles, commonly used on casement and awning windows, feature a rotating mechanism for opening and closing. Lift handles, typically used on sliding or double-hung windows, feature a simple lifting or pulling motion. Both types offer different styles, materials, and finishes for customization and versatility.

Are window handles 'handed'?

Yes, window handles can be handed, meaning they are designed for either left-hand or right-hand operation, depending on the window orientation and user preference. Handed handles are crucial for proper function and ease of use, ensuring that the handle is located on the correct side of the window for comfortable access and operation.

What is the most common material used for window handles?

The most common material for window handles is metal, with brass, stainless steel, and aluminum being popular choices due to their durability, strength, and resistance to corrosion. Metal handles offer a sleek, modern look and are suitable for most window types. However, plastic handles are becoming increasingly popular due to their lightweight and customizable properties.

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5.24” | 133 mm
.79” | 20 mm
2.13” | 54 mm
2019
ABC Window Handle
13.300
2.000
5.400
5
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ABC Window HandlePerspective view of a 3D model of a ABC Window HandlePerspective view of a 3D model of a ABC Window Handle
5.31” | 135 mm
.87” | 22 mm
2.28” | 58 mm
2009
Adamant Window Handle
13.500
2.200
5.800
0
https://p3d.in/e/aksBy
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3D
Adamant Window HandleView of a Adamant Window Handle in 3D available for downloadView of a Adamant Window Handle in 3D available for download
4.88” | 124 mm
.94” | 24 mm
2.48” | 63 mm
1965
Agata Window Handle
12.400
2.400
6.300
0
https://p3d.in/e/2EGJl
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Agata Window HandlePerspective view of a 3D model of a Agata Window HandlePerspective view of a 3D model of a Agata Window Handle
5.43” | 138 mm
1.02” | 26 mm
2.24” | 57 mm
2009
Ala Window Handle
13.800
2.600
5.700
0
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Ala Window HandleView of a Ala Window Handle in 3D available for downloadView of a Ala Window Handle in 3D available for download
5.55” | 141 mm
1.18” | 30 mm
1.77” | 45 mm
2010
Arc Window Handle
14.100
3.000
4.500
0
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Arc Window Handle3D model of a Arc Window Handle viewed in perspective3D model of a Arc Window Handle viewed in perspective
5.28” | 134 mm
.75” | 19 mm
2.13” | 54 mm
2016
Atena Window Handle
13.400
1.900
5.400
0
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Atena Window Handle3D model of a Atena Window Handle viewed in perspective3D model of a Atena Window Handle viewed in perspective
5.63” | 143 mm
.63” | 16 mm
1.85” | 47 mm
2006
Bios Window Handle
14.300
1.600
4.700
0
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Bios Window HandlePerspective view of a 3D model of a Bios Window HandlePerspective view of a 3D model of a Bios Window Handle
5.63” | 143 mm
.87” | 22 mm
1.93” | 49 mm
2008
Blade Window Handle
14.300
2.200
4.900
20
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Blade Window HandleView of a Blade Window Handle in 3D available for downloadView of a Blade Window Handle in 3D available for download
5.47” | 139 mm
2.01” | 51 mm
2.68” | 68 mm
2013
Chelsea Window Handle
13.900
5.100
6.800
0
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Chelsea Window HandlePerspective view of a 3D model of a Chelsea Window HandlePerspective view of a 3D model of a Chelsea Window Handle
5.31” | 135 mm
.63” | 16 mm
2.28” | 58 mm
1975
Chiara Window Handle
13.500
1.600
5.800
0
https://p3d.in/e/AAmZE
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Chiara Window HandleView of a Chiara Window Handle in 3D available for downloadView of a Chiara Window Handle in 3D available for download
4.53” | 115 mm
1.73” | 44 mm
1.85” | 47 mm
2014
Conca Window Handle
11.500
4.400
4.700
0
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Conca Window Handle3D model of a Conca Window Handle viewed in perspective3D model of a Conca Window Handle viewed in perspective
5.47” | 139 mm
.98” | 25 mm
2.09” | 53 mm
2009
Denver Window Handle
13.900
2.500
5.300
0
https://p3d.in/e/56fJi
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Denver Window Handle3D model of a Denver Window Handle viewed in perspective3D model of a Denver Window Handle viewed in perspective
4.96” | 126 mm
.83” | 21 mm
2.17” | 55 mm
2012
Euclide Q Window Handle
12.600
2.100
5.500
0
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Euclide Q Window HandlePerspective view of a 3D model of a Euclide Q Window HandlePerspective view of a 3D model of a Euclide Q Window Handle
5.12” | 130 mm
.75” | 19 mm
2.32” | 59 mm
2009
Fin Window Handle
13.000
1.900
5.900
0
https://p3d.in/e/vshRO
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3D
Fin Window HandlePerspective view of a 3D model of a Fin Window HandlePerspective view of a 3D model of a Fin Window Handle
5.12” | 130 mm
.91” | 23 mm
1.85” | 47 mm
2006
Link Window Handle
13.000
2.300
4.700
0
https://p3d.in/e/Cacj6
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3D
Link Window HandleView of a Link Window Handle in 3D available for downloadView of a Link Window Handle in 3D available for download
5.2” | 132 mm
.94” | 24 mm
1.93” | 49 mm
2019
Milano Q Window Handle
13.200
2.400
4.900
0
https://p3d.in/e/m1OOq
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3D
Milano Q Window HandleView of a Milano Q Window Handle in 3D available for downloadView of a Milano Q Window Handle in 3D available for download
5.55” | 141 mm
.91” | 23 mm
2.13” | 54 mm
2006
Minerva Window Handle
14.100
2.300
5.400
0
https://p3d.in/e/iRUFZ
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3D
Minerva Window Handle3D model of a Minerva Window Handle viewed in perspective3D model of a Minerva Window Handle viewed in perspective
5.2” | 132 mm
1.54” | 39 mm
2.4” | 61 mm
1998
Onda Window Handle
13.200
3.900
6.100
0
https://p3d.in/e/XZeiH
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3D
Onda Window Handle3D model of a Onda Window Handle viewed in perspective3D model of a Onda Window Handle viewed in perspective
5.16” | 131 mm
.79” | 20 mm
2.64” | 67 mm
2022
Paddle Window Handle
13.100
2.000
6.700
0
https://p3d.in/e/SzgWW
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3D
Paddle Window HandlePerspective view of a 3D model of a Paddle Window HandlePerspective view of a 3D model of a Paddle Window Handle
4.96” | 126 mm
.75” | 19 mm
2.17” | 55 mm
1975
Raffaella Window Handle
12.600
1.900
5.500
0
https://p3d.in/e/5ihL2
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3D
Raffaella Window HandleView of a Raffaella Window Handle in 3D available for downloadView of a Raffaella Window Handle in 3D available for download
5.24” | 133 mm
1.06” | 27 mm
2.2” | 56 mm
2008
Sky Window Handle
13.300
2.700
5.600
0
https://p3d.in/e/aQQ1f
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Sky Window HandlePerspective view of a 3D model of a Sky Window HandlePerspective view of a 3D model of a Sky Window Handle
4.92” | 125 mm
.59” | 15 mm
1.85” | 47 mm
2006
Time Q Window Handle
12.500
1.500
4.700
0
https://p3d.in/e/hXe8F
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3D
Time Q Window HandleView of a Time Q Window Handle in 3D available for downloadView of a Time Q Window Handle in 3D available for download
4.88” | 124 mm
.75” | 19 mm
2.2” | 56 mm
1962
Tizianella F Window Handle
12.400
1.900
5.600
0
https://p3d.in/e/ZO62X
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3D
Tizianella F Window Handle3D model of a Tizianella F Window Handle viewed in perspective3D model of a Tizianella F Window Handle viewed in perspective
3.23” | 82 mm
1.69” | 43 mm
2.83” | 72 mm
1957
Uovo Window Handle
8.200
4.300
7.200
0
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Uovo Window HandlePerspective view of a 3D model of a Uovo Window HandlePerspective view of a 3D model of a Uovo Window Handle
Agata Window Handle
Style and size comparison drawing of the Agata Window Handle compared to other window handle designs

The Agata window handle, designed by Franca Helg and Franco Albini in 1965, is a classic and timeless design that has stood the test of time. The handle features a simple and elegant appearance, with a cylindrical grip that gives it a refined and understated look. It is crafted with high-quality materials and is available in a range of finishes, allowing it to complement any style of window.

The Agata handle is designed to be highly functional, with a smooth and comfortable grip that makes it easy to operate, while its push-to-release mechanism allows for effortless opening and closing of the window. Overall, the Agata handle is a timeless and practical choice for windows, offering a high level of functionality and aesthetic appeal.

The Agata Window Handle has a height of 4.88” (124 mm), width of .94” (24 mm), and depth of 2.48” (63 mm). The rosette options to pair with the Agata Window Handle include large and small vertical ovals.

Set of scaled dimensioned drawings of the Agata Window Handle viewed from the front, top and side
The Agata window handle, designed by Franca Helg and Franco Albini in 1965, is a classic and timeless design that has stood the test of time. The handle features a simple and elegant appearance, with a cylindrical grip that gives it a refined and understated look.

The Agata Window Handle has a height of 4.88” (124 mm), width of .94” (24 mm), and depth of 2.48” (63 mm). The rosette options to pair with the Agata Window Handle include large and small vertical ovals.

Set of scaled dimensioned drawings of the Agata Window Handle viewed from the front, top and side
Agata Window Handle
Height:
4.88” | 124 mm
Width:
.94” | 24 mm
Length:
Depth:
2.48” | 63 mm
Weight:
Area:

Rosette Options: Vertical oval (large, small)

Materials
Brass
Designer
Franca Helg & Franco Albini
Year
1965

Drawings include:

Agata Window Handle front elevation, plan, side, window views

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Minerva Window Handle
Comparison drawing of the Minerva Window Handle compared to similar window handle sizes and shapes

The Minerva window handle, designed by Franco Sargiani in 2006, is a sleek and contemporary design that offers both style and functionality. The handle features a minimalist and ergonomic design with clean lines that give it a refined and modern appearance. It is made with high-quality materials and is available in a range of finishes, allowing it to complement any style of window.

The Minerva handle is designed to be highly functional, with a comfortable grip that makes it easy to operate, while its push-to-release mechanism allows for effortless opening and closing of the window. Overall, the Minerva handle is a high-quality and aesthetically pleasing choice for modern windows.

The Minerva Window Handle has a height of 5.55” (141 mm), width of .91” (23 mm), and depth of 2.13” (54 mm). The rosette options to pair with the Minerva Window Handle include large and small vertical rectangles.

Scaled set of drawings of the Minerva Window Handle in front, top, and side views with dimensions
The Minerva window handle, designed by Franco Sargiani in 2006, is a sleek and contemporary design that offers both style and functionality. The handle features a minimalist and ergonomic design with clean lines that give it a refined and modern appearance. It is made with high-quality materials.

The Minerva Window Handle has a height of 5.55” (141 mm), width of .91” (23 mm), and depth of 2.13” (54 mm). The rosette options to pair with the Minerva Window Handle include large and small vertical rectangles.

Scaled set of drawings of the Minerva Window Handle in front, top, and side views with dimensions
Minerva Window Handle
Height:
5.55” | 141 mm
Width:
.91” | 23 mm
Length:
Depth:
2.13” | 54 mm
Weight:
Area:

Rosette Options: Vertical rectangle (large, small)

Materials
Brass
Designer
Franco Sargiani
Year
2006

Drawings include:

Minerva Window Handle front elevation, plan, side, window views

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Conca Window Handle
Comparison drawing of the Conca Window Handle compared to similar window handle sizes and shapes

The Conca window handle, designed by the renowned Spanish designer Patricia Urquiola in 2014, is a contemporary and elegant design that combines form and function. The handle features a unique and sophisticated appearance, with a curved and ergonomic grip that gives it a graceful and modern look. It is made with high-quality materials and is available in a range of finishes, allowing it to complement any style of window.

The Conca handle is designed to be highly functional, with a comfortable grip that makes it easy to operate, while its push-to-release mechanism allows for smooth and effortless opening and closing of the window. Overall, the Conca handle is a stylish and practical option for modern windows, offering a perfect blend of style and functionality.

The Conca Window Handle has a height of 4.53” (115 mm), width of 1.73” (44 mm), and depth of 1.85” (47 mm). The rosette options to pair with the Conca Window Handle include large and small vertical ovals.

Scaled set of drawings of the Conca Window Handle in front, top, and side views with dimensions
The Conca window handle, designed by the renowned Spanish designer Patricia Urquiola in 2014, is a contemporary and elegant design that combines form and function. The handle features a unique and sophisticated appearance, with a curved and ergonomic grip that gives it a graceful and modern look.

The Conca Window Handle has a height of 4.53” (115 mm), width of 1.73” (44 mm), and depth of 1.85” (47 mm). The rosette options to pair with the Conca Window Handle include large and small vertical ovals.

Scaled set of drawings of the Conca Window Handle in front, top, and side views with dimensions
Conca Window Handle
Height:
4.53” | 115 mm
Width:
1.73” | 44 mm
Length:
Depth:
1.85” | 47 mm
Weight:
Area:

Rosette Options: Vertical oval (large, small)

Materials
Brass
Designer
Patricia Urquiola
Year
2014

Drawings include:

Conca Window Handle front elevation, plan, side, window views

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Milano Q Window Handle
Scale illustration of the Milano Q Window Handle compared to other window handles

The Milano Q window handle, designed by the renowned Italian architect and designer Antonio Citterio in 2019, is a stylish and functional design that blends seamlessly into modern windows. The handle features a sleek and minimalist appearance with a square-shaped grip that gives it a contemporary look. It is crafted with high-quality materials and is available in a range of finishes to complement any style of window.

The Milano Q handle is designed to be highly functional, with an ergonomic grip that makes it easy to operate, while its push-to-release mechanism allows for smooth and effortless opening and closing of the window. Overall, the Milano Q handle is a sophisticated and practical option for modern windows, offering a high level of functionality and aesthetic appeal.

The Milano Q Window Handle has a height of 5.2” (132 mm), width of .94” (24 mm), and depth of 1.93” (49 mm). The rosette options to pair with the Milano Q Window Handle include large and small vertical rectangles.

Series of dimensioned illustrations of the Milano Q Window Handle seen from the top, front and side
The Milano Q window handle, designed by the renowned Italian architect and designer Antonio Citterio in 2019, is a stylish and functional design that blends seamlessly into modern windows. The handle features a sleek and minimalist appearance with a square-shaped grip.

The Milano Q Window Handle has a height of 5.2” (132 mm), width of .94” (24 mm), and depth of 1.93” (49 mm). The rosette options to pair with the Milano Q Window Handle include large and small vertical rectangles.

Series of dimensioned illustrations of the Milano Q Window Handle seen from the top, front and side
Milano Q Window Handle
Height:
5.2” | 132 mm
Width:
.94” | 24 mm
Length:
Depth:
1.93” | 49 mm
Weight:
Area:

Rosette Options: Vertical rectangle (large, small)

Materials
Brass
Designer
Antonio Citterio
Year
2019

Drawings include:

Milano Q Window Handle front elevation, plan, side, window views

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Uovo Window Handle
Scale illustration of the Uovo Window Handle compared to other window handles

The Uovo window handle, designed by Studio Olivari in 1957, is an iconic and timeless design that has maintained its popularity over the years. The handle features a unique and distinctive appearance, with a curved and egg-shaped grip that gives it an elegant and organic look. It is crafted with high-quality materials and is available in a range of finishes, allowing it to complement any style of window.

The Uovo handle is designed to be highly functional, with a comfortable grip that makes it easy to operate, while its push-to-release mechanism allows for smooth and effortless opening and closing of the window. Overall, the Uovo handle is a stylish and practical option for windows, offering a perfect balance of form and function.

The Uovo Window Handle has a height of 3.23” (82 mm), width of 1.69” (43 mm), and depth of 2.83” (72 mm). The rosette options to pair with the Uovo Window Handle include large and small vertical ovals.

Series of dimensioned illustrations of the Uovo Window Handle seen from the top, front and side
The Uovo window handle, designed by Studio Olivari in 1957, is an iconic and timeless design that has maintained its popularity over the years. The handle features a unique and distinctive appearance, with a curved and egg-shaped grip that gives it an elegant and organic look.

The Uovo Window Handle has a height of 3.23” (82 mm), width of 1.69” (43 mm), and depth of 2.83” (72 mm). The rosette options to pair with the Uovo Window Handle include large and small vertical ovals.

Series of dimensioned illustrations of the Uovo Window Handle seen from the top, front and side
Uovo Window Handle
Height:
3.23” | 82 mm
Width:
1.69” | 43 mm
Length:
Depth:
2.83” | 72 mm
Weight:
Area:

Rosette Options: Vertical oval (large, small)

Materials
Brass
Designer
Studio Olivari
Year
1957

Drawings include:

Uovo Window Handle front elevation, plan, side, window views

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