Pair of Bauhaus Dessau Brass Door Handles
This pair of Bauhaus Dessau door handles is designed for doors of standard thickness (between 38 mm and 40 mm) equipped with a mortise lock that accommodates 7 mm square spindles (French standard).
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| Product Type |
Door handles |
|---|---|
| Material |
Brass |
| Available Dimensions (W x D x H) | 115 x 50 mm |
| Available finishes | Polished lacquered brass, Polished brass, Light patina brass, Shiny nickel, Matte nickel |
| Selecting Options |
With standard key escutcheons (L), With Y-shaped key escutcheons, With deadbolt (WC – bathroom) |
| Door Compatibility |
Standard-thickness doors (between 38 mm and 40 mm) |
| Width of the square |
7 mm square (for standard doors) |
| Square included | Yes |
| Attachments | |
| All available variations |
115 × 50 mm - Finish: Light Patina Brass - With lock (Toilet - Bathroom) - Part No.: 12460+14649+14669 115 × 50 mm - Finish: Light Patina Brass - With Y-shaped key escutcheons - Part No.: 12460+14649+14663 115 × 50 mm - Finish: Light Patina Brass - With standard key escutcheons (L) - Part No.: 12460+14649+14656 115 × 50 mm - Finish: Polished Brass - With deadbolt (WC - SDB) - Part No.: 12456+01874+08412 115 × 50 mm - Finish: Polished brass - With Y-shaped key escutcheons - Part No.: 12456+01874+11435 115 × 50 mm - Finish: Polished brass - With standard key escutcheons (L) - Part No.: 12456+01874+02046 115 × 50 mm - Finish: Polished, lacquered brass - With interlock (WC - SDB) - Part No.: 12457+14650+14670 115 × 50 mm - Finish: Polished, lacquered brass - With Y-shaped key escutcheons - Part No.: 12457+14560+14664 115 × 50 mm - Finish: Polished, lacquered brass - With standard key escutcheons (L) - Part No.: 12457+14650+14657 115 × 50 mm - Finish: Polished nickel - With interlock (WC - SDB) - Part No.: 12458+02009+08414 115 × 50 mm - Finish: Polished nickel - With Y-shaped key escutcheons - Ref.: 12458+02009+11437 115 × 50 mm - Finish: Polished nickel - With standard key escutcheons (L) - Part No.: 12458+02009+02052 115 × 50 mm - Finish: Matte nickel - With deadbolt (WC - SDB) - Part No.: 12459+01885+08415 115 × 50 mm - Finish: Matte nickel - With Y-shaped key escutcheons - Part No.: 12459+01885+11436 115 × 50 mm - Finish: Matte nickel - With standard key escutcheons (L) - Part No.: 12459+01885+02052 |
Description
Our Bauhaus Dessau door handle transports you straight into the world of the Bauhaus movement. With its minimalist and balanced design, this door handle is sure to be a crowd-pleaser when you’re choosing a handle. Crafted with a brass base, this door handle is then dipped in finishing baths until it achieves this bright finish. Please note that this finish will change slightly over time.
The contrast between the tube’s angular and rounded shapes accentuates the dynamic quality of the door handle. True to the original purpose of the Bauhaus movement, this door handle is functional above all else. It is pleasant and smooth to use in everyday life. Bauhaus-style door handles were designed to be functional, aesthetically pleasing, and in harmony with the spirit of modern design.
Bauhaus-style door handles are a perfect example of the combination of functionality and aesthetics in modern design. Their clean lines and ergonomic design make them a popular choice for people looking to add a touch of modernity to their interiors.
For added safety and to keep your door handle in good condition over time, be sure to usedoor stops. These will prevent your handles from hitting the wall and becoming damaged.
Supplied with L-shaped and Y-shapedkeyblanks,as well as alockout mechanism,this 7mm-thick door lock will allow you to install it with complete peace of mind.
La Quincaillerie is committed to offering you a wide variety of products to enhance your interiors, and our line of door handles features a wide variety of finishes, materials, and styles to suit every taste.
And now let's turn to the Bauhaus movement:
The Bauhaus movement was a major artistic and architectural movement of the 20th century, characterized by a minimalist and functional aesthetic. Founded in Germany in 1919 by Walter Gropius, the Bauhaus advocated a fusion of the decorative and fine arts, with the aim of meeting the needs of modern industrial society. The movement’s creations are thus marked by rigorous geometry, simple and clean forms, and the use of industrial materials. Bauhaus designers have influenced numerous fields, ranging from furniture design to architecture and typography. The movement also spread internationally, with schools founded in other countries such as the United States. Today, the Bauhaus continues to inspire many artists and designers, and its influence can be seen in numerous contemporary works.
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