Eurospec - Fagus Door Handle on Square Rose - Bright & Satin Stainless Steel - Pair
The Eurospec Fagus Door Handle on Square Rose is a sleek and modern addition to any door. Featuring a square cut mitred lever that extends into a smooth round bar, this handle is both stylish and functional. Part of the Steelworx range, this lever is made from grade 304 Stainless Steel and is certified to BS EN 1906 standard, making it suitable for both domestic and commercial use. With a 10-year mechanical guarantee, you can trust in the quality and durability of this handle. Pair it with matching escutcheons, turn, and release for a cohesive look.
Carlisle Brass was established in 1986 and the Top 10 UK housing developers specify Carlisle Brass products for their new build projects. They manufacture a wide variety of products including door handles, locks, latches and cabinetry furniture. Thousands of Carlisle Brass, Europsec, Eurolite, Serozzetta and Fingertip Design products are available for same-day despatch by 1pm.
Supplied in PAIRS complete with fixings.
Description
The Eurospec Fagus Door Handle on Square Rose is a sleek and modern addition to any door. Featuring a square cut mitred lever that extends into a smooth round bar, this handle is both stylish and functional. Part of the Steelworx range, this lever is made from grade 304 Stainless Steel and is certified to BS EN 1906 standard, making it suitable for both domestic and commercial use. With a 10-year mechanical guarantee, you can trust in the quality and durability of this handle. Pair it with matching escutcheons, turn, and release for a cohesive look.
Carlisle Brass was established in 1986 and the Top 10 UK housing developers specify Carlisle Brass products for their new build projects. They manufacture a wide variety of products including door handles, locks, latches and cabinetry furniture. Thousands of Carlisle Brass, Europsec, Eurolite, Serozzetta and Fingertip Design products are available for same-day despatch by 1pm.
Supplied in PAIRS complete with fixings.
