Handle Lip - Polished Untreated Brass

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Handle Lip is a neat profile handle with a neat design, available in two different lengths and four different designs. The shaped lip on the handle makes it easy to get a good grip so you can open and close cabinets and doors smoothly. Lip fits standard doors (16–20mm) and has a thickness of 1,5mm, which makes it suitable for all types of furniture and cabinets. Profile handle screwed from behind.

Profile handles should be attached with wood screws. Pre-drill to avoid the risk of cracks in certain materials and so that the screw does not risk pushing the material forward to create a bulge on the front of the drawer/cabinet front.

Untreated brass ages and patinas beautifully over time

Our products in untreated brass lack protective lacquer so that the brass surface can react with oxygen and patinate. Untreated brass is an honest, vibrant, and ever-changing material with a lively surface that darkens and stains beautifully over time. Note that products in untreated brass with a brushed surface tend to darken faster than those in polished untreated brass. If you wish to brighten or remove stains from the products, they can easily be polished with a suitable metal polish.

Specifications
Article depth: 38 mm , 39 mm

Article height: 12 mm

Article length: 120 mm , 40 mm

Article width: 1,5 mm

C/C-dimensions: 20 mm , 80 mm

Material: Massive Brass
Product sheet
Assembly instructions
The profile handle is attached to the inside of the door or drawer with accompanying screws. It is advisable to pre-drill before mounting the handle and ensure that the holes do not go through the door.

When installing profile handles on cabinet doors where there are multiple drawers stacked on top of each other, it is important to ensure that the drawers can be opened without colliding with the handle. To achieve this, the handle should be placed at a height that does not obstruct the opening of the drawers. It may be a good idea to first measure the distance between the drawers and then place the handle at a height that is sufficiently high to provide ample space to open the drawers without touching the handle.