Swift Leaver - Multi-Point Locking System | Industrial Handle | Interior Door Handle | 124mm Lever Length
Description
240mm (Backplate Length) x 26mm (Backplate Width) x 124mm (Lever Length) x 62mm (Projection)
Introducing the Swift Leaver equipped with a robust Multi-Point Locking System, a pinnacle of industrial-inspired interior door handles designed for both security and style. With a 124mm Lever Length and a sleek industrial design, this handle blends modern elegance with functional ruggedness. Crafted for durability and versatility, it seamlessly fits various door types, embodying a balance between practicality and contemporary refinement. Embrace the fusion of form and security with this handle, making a statement in interior spaces seeking both industrial aesthetics and enhanced safety. Elevate your doors with the Swift Leaver, a perfect combination of efficiency, industrial flair, and reliable security.
Available in: Satin Nickel, Satin Brass, Polished Brass, Polished Nickel, Imitation Bronze Metal Antique, Light Antique Brass, Smoked Brass & Zero Black. Shown here in our Light Antique Brass finish.
We recommend: The Swift Leaver with its Multi-Point Locking System is an ideal choice for industrial-themed interiors, adding a touch of robust functionality to spaces like urban lofts, contemporary offices, or modern industrial kitchens. It pairs seamlessly with metal-framed or minimalist doors, enhancing the industrial vibe. Consider matching it with deep, bold paint colours like charcoal grey or matte black to accentuate its rugged elegance. This handle seamlessly integrates into industrial-inspired interiors, loft-style apartments, and even modern eclectic design periods, bringing an industrial edge to your space.
Shown here in our Light Antique Brass finish.
Production Information
- 92mm euro profile centres, other centres can be made to special order.
- Available unsprung or with spring cassettes.
- Bolt fix (216mm centres) or face fix.
The manufacturer specialises in crafting luxury British-made architectural ironmongery, traditionally handcrafted and beautifully finished. This family-run business boasts a rich heritage in producing architectural hardware dating back to 1868. Even after five generations, the manufacturer remains based in the UK, with their highly skilled workforce located in Britain's West Midlands. Their enduring commitment to creating top-quality architectural hardware has established this UK-based company as an internationally acclaimed brand.
British-made handcrafted ironmongery, encompassing door handles, knobs, and flush handles, embodies a commitment to precision and excellence. Crafted by skilled artisans, these pieces boast meticulous attention to detail, showcasing intricate designs that blend functionality with artistry. Utilising high-quality materials like solid brass and iron, each item exudes durability, promising both aesthetic allure and enduring performance. The fusion of traditional techniques with innovative designs results in bespoke options, allowing for personalised finishes and sizes to complement diverse architectural needs.
These handcrafted ironmongery pieces not only signify superior craftsmanship but also embody a heritage deeply rooted in time-honored methods. Their hand-finished finesse and reliability ensure smooth operation and longevity. With each handle and knob, a story unfolds—a narrative of tradition, artistry, and reliability, making British-made ironmongery not just functional components but enduring pieces of timeless elegance.
The lead-time for delivery is approximately 4 weeks.
For deliveries outside the UK we will need to check the courier price before item will be shipped.
For orders under £600 - delivery will cost £14
For orders over £600 - delivery will be free.
If you wish to return your order please contact us info@thelibraryladdercompany.co.uk. Returns are accepted if; the items are unused, returned in the original packaging and in a saleable condition. Goods must be returned 14 days of receipt and a minimum of 20% re-stocking charge will apply.
