uPVC Door Handles

Shop uPVC door handles at Home Secure Shop — the UK's specialist security hardware retailer. We stock a wide range of lever-lever, lever-pad, offset, and French door handles designed for uPVC front doors, back doors, and multipoint locking systems. Every handle is available in the most common PZ measurements and comes with matching screw-centre configurations for a straightforward replacement.

Why Choose Our uPVC Door Handles?

Trusted Brands: We carry handles from Hoppe, Avocet, Fullex, Mila, and other leading UK manufacturers — the same brands fitted by professional locksmiths and window installers.

Every Style Available: Choose from lever-lever (both sides operate), lever-pad (pad on the outside for key-only entry), lever-fixed, offset, and French door handles for double-door setups.

All PZ Sizes In Stock: We stock handles in 92mm, 70mm, 68mm, and 62mm PZ (the distance between the spindle hole and the euro cylinder keyhole). 92mm is the most common PZ size on UK uPVC doors.

Security Features: Many of our handles are compatible with anti-snap euro cylinders and multipoint locking mechanisms — essential for keeping your home secure.

Range of Finishes: Available in white, black, chrome, polished gold, and satin silver to match your door frame and hardware.

Type A vs Type B uPVC Door Handles — What Is the Difference?

uPVC door handles are categorised as Type A or Type B based on how they attach to the door.

Type A handles (also called inline handles) have a one-piece backplate. The handle is fixed directly through the door with two bolts.

Type B handles (also called offset or pad handles) have a separate backplate. The handle is mounted with screws from the back of the door.

The quickest way to tell: look at the back of your door. If you can see two bolt heads holding the handle on, you have a Type A. If you see screws going into the backplate, you have a Type B.

Not sure which type you have? Our guide on how to identify and measure your uPVC door handles explains the difference with pictures.

How to Measure a uPVC Door Handle

Before ordering a replacement uPVC door handle, you need three measurements:

PZ measurement — the distance from the centre of the handle spindle hole to the centre of the keyhole. The most common PZ on UK uPVC doors is 92mm.

Screw centres — the distance between the two fixing screw holes on the backplate. Common sizes are 122mm, 180mm, 190mm, 211mm, and 240mm.

Backplate length — the full length of the backplate from top to bottom.

For a step-by-step walkthrough with pictures, read our full guide on uPVC Door Handle Replacement How to Measure, Choose & Fit.

Replacing a uPVC Door Handle

A worn or broken uPVC door handle is one of the most common home security issues — and one of the easiest to fix. In most cases, a direct replacement takes under 15 minutes with just a screwdriver. No locksmith needed.

We stock replacement handles in every common PZ size (92mm, 70mm, 68mm, 62mm) and screw-centre configuration. All handles come with the necessary fixings. If your handle feels loose or the spring mechanism has failed, a straight swap is usually all it takes.

Need help with the installation? Our guide on how to fix a loose or broken uPVC door handle walks you through the full process.

Refreshing the whole house? We also stock matching replacement uPVC window handles in white, chrome, black and gold.

Expert Help From Our Liverpool Team

Home Secure Shop is a specialist security hardware retailer based in Liverpool. We have a physical showroom and trade counter at Unit 5 Brookfield Drive, Aintree, L9 7AJ where you can see handles in person and get expert advice. Our team handles thousands of uPVC door handle orders every month and can help you find the exact match for your door.

Call us, email us, or visit in person — we are happy to help you find the right handle.

2. Choose your PZ

Handle measuring diagram showing measurement B, spindle to keyhole

How to measure your PZ

This is the B measurement in the diagram: from the centre of the lever spindle to the centre of the keyhole below it. On most uPVC doors this is 92mm.

Still unsure? Send a photo of your handle to info@homesecureshop.co.uk or call 0151 521 8089 and we'll match it for you.

3. Choose your screw centres

Handle measuring diagram, screws below the lever
Screws below the lever
Handle measuring diagram, top fixing screw above the lever
Top screw above the lever

How to measure your screw centres

This is the A measurement: from the centre of the top fixing screw to the centre of the bottom fixing screw. On some handles the top screw sits above the lever, on others below it — either way, measure between the two screws. This is most commonly 122mm or 215mm.

Still unsure? Send a photo of your handle to info@homesecureshop.co.uk or call 0151 521 8089 and we'll match it for you.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Two measurements identify almost every handle: the PZ — from the centre of the lever spindle down to the centre of the keyhole, usually 92mm — and the screw centres, from the top fixing screw to the bottom one, commonly 122mm but varying by lock brand. Measure both on your existing handle and match them exactly.

PZ is the distance from the centre of the handle spindle to the centre of the euro keyhole. 92mm is the UK standard on most uPVC and composite doors; 62mm appears on some French doors and older locks. The PZ must match your multipoint lock or the keyhole simply won't line up.

No — while many share the 92mm PZ, screw centres differ between lock brands (122mm, 211mm, 215mm and others), and lever lengths and backplate sizes vary too. That's why we list every handle by PZ and screw centres: match those two figures and the handle will fit.

A TS007 2-Star handle has a hardened shroud protecting the cylinder from snapping, gripping and drilling. Paired with a 1-star cylinder it delivers the full 3-star standard — the combination insurers and police security schemes recommend for uPVC and composite doors.

A floppy handle that no longer springs back usually means the sprung cassette inside the handle has failed — a straightforward handle replacement. A handle that won't lift at all points to the multipoint gearbox instead. Replace the cheaper handle first; if lifting is still stiff with the door open, look at the gearbox.

White, black, gold, chrome, satin silver and anthracite graphite across our ranges, in lever/lever and lever/pad configurations. Graphite and black are the strongest sellers for composite doors; gold and white remain the standard replacements on older uPVC.

Yes — order by 2pm for same-day dispatch and £2.99 UK delivery within two working days. Not sure of your size? Our Aintree trade counter in Liverpool will measure your old handle on the spot, or email us photos with measurements and we'll confirm the match before you order.