Door Lever

Handle Design and Hardware

Definition

A door handle in the shape of a horizontal lever, fixed on an axis. Allows opening the door with an elbow or arm when hands are busy. Practical and elegant.

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Your choice of door lever can add a touch of elegance and functionality to your interior. These practical handles, mounted on a horizontal axis, allow you to open doors with a simple push of the elbow or arm when your hands are full. You can opt for models in brushed metal, brass, or stainless steel, which will perfectly harmonize with your decor style. For a contemporary ambiance, choose levers with clean lines. If you prefer a more traditional look, ornate models in bronze or polished brass will give your door a refined appearance. Whatever your preference, ensure the lever is ergonomic and comfortable to use. It will become an essential functional and decorative element of your interior.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Entry doors, closet doors, bathroom doors. Ideal for rooms where hands are often wet or dirty.

The angled lever offers better opening comfort. The straight lever is suitable for thin doors and minimalist styles.

Between 90 and 110 cm from the floor for a standard door. Adjust according to users' height.

You can choose door levers made of metal (stainless steel, brass, chrome, etc.), wood, or plastic materials. The material should harmonize with the style of your door and your interior decor.

Door levers come in various finishes, such as matte, glossy, brushed, or aged. Choose a finish that matches the rest of your hardware accessories and your decor.

Yes, it is entirely possible to install a door lever on a glass door. Just make sure to use suitable fixings for this type of material.

To maintain your door lever, clean it regularly with a soft cloth and an appropriate cleaning product. Avoid abrasive products that could damage the finish. Also, oil the mechanisms to ensure smooth operation.

Yes, there are door levers with an antibacterial treatment, ideal for high-traffic areas like hospitals or schools. This treatment helps reduce the spread of germs and bacteria.