What is a left-hand espag window handle?

A left-hand espagnolette (espag) handle is a cranked lever designed for left-hand use, typically fitted on the right-hand side of the window when viewed from inside to drive a multi-point locking gearbox.

Where are left-hand espag handles used?

They are fitted to outward-opening casement windows made from uPVC, aluminium and factory-made timber frames that use espagnolette multi-point locking.

How do I choose between locking and non-locking?

Locking versions add key security for higher-risk locations; non-locking models suit internal or low-risk rooms where key locking is not required.

How can I confirm the hand of my existing handle?

With the handle in its fitted orientation, a left-hand model sweeps left for natural left-hand use and is commonly mounted on the right-hand side of the frame when viewed from inside.

Which finishes are available in the Carlisle Brass range?

Popular finishes include Polished Chrome, Polished Brass, Matt Black, Bronze and Pewter to coordinate with other window and door hardware.

Carlisle Brass Left Hand Espag. Handles

Carlisle Brass Left Hand Espag. Handles for Modern Casement Windows

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Carlisle Brass Left Hand Espagnolette (Espag.) Handles are cranked for natural left-hand use and are typically fitted on the inside right stile when viewed from indoors. Turning the lever drives a spindle-operated, multi-point lock for secure closing and reliable weather sealing on uPVC, aluminium and factory-made timber casement windows. Choose locking or non-locking designs in finishes such as Polished Chrome, Polished Brass, Matt Black, Bronze and Pewter for a consistent, project-ready specification with quick nationwide delivery.

What is a left-hand espag handle?

A left-hand (LH) espag handle is a cranked lever shaped for comfortable use with the left hand. It is commonly mounted on the window’s right-hand side (from inside the room) so the lever sweeps naturally toward the user, rotating the espagnolette gearbox to engage multi-point mushroom cams or shootbolts.