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Window handle L Matteo Renzo Piano

The Matteo Renzo Piano L window handle is the fruit of a collaboration between two Italian designers with the same names: Renzo and Matteo Piano.

The center distance (distance between the two fixing screws) is 43 mm. This window handle is sold with its 7mm thick square.

La Quincaillerie is committed to offering you a wide range of products to dress up your interiors, our range of door handles is made up of a multitude of finishes, materials and styles to suit every taste.

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Further information

Product type

Window handles L

Material

Brass

Available dimensions (W x D x H) 157 x 32 x 63 mm
Available sizes One size
Available finishes Black, High Gloss Chrome, Matt Chrome, Matt Stainless Steel, Anthracite, Bronze
Supplied screws Yes
Square supplied Yes
Attachments
All available variations One size: 157 × 32 × 63 mm - Finish: Anthracite - Ref.: OB233589
One size: 157 × 32 × 63 mm - Finish: Bronze - Ref.: OB233588
One size: 157 × 32 × 63 mm - Finish: Bright Chrome - Ref. OB233584
One size: 157 × 32 × 63 mm - Finish: Chrome mat - OB233585
One size: 157 × 32 × 63 mm - Finish: Stainless steel mat - OB233587
One size: 157 × 32 × 63 mm - Finish: Black - OB233586

Description

The Matteo Renzo Piano L window handle is the fruit of a collaboration between two Italian designers with the same names: Renzo and Matteo Piano.

Many door handles are also available as window handles. These work with recent windows, where the espagnolette bar must be flush-mounted and invisible.

The rosette still has the same characteristics, in France: 2 screws 43 mm apart and a 7 mm thick square. The screws are hidden. For reasons of budget, time and space on our panels, we don't show all the colors of our window handles, but you should know that as soon as a door handle exists in one color, its window handle counterpart also exists.

This model comes with a childproof button that prevents them from opening windows.

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