Malika door handle set on squared rose
Contemporary design of a classic.
The Malika door handle design presenting a brilliant harmony of consecutive lines and turned neck make, is assembled with a squared rose. This Italian handle made in forged brass is conceived for interior and exterior doors in several es, promoting elegance, tradition and vanguard.
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Format: Squared rose
Width: 135mm
Deepth: 56mm
Rose width: 50mm
Rose depth: 8mm
Material: Brass
Style: Atelier
Use: Interior-exterior doors
Requires assembly: Yes
Includes: Bag of screws + Square spindle
Product type: Lever handles
Additional Information
Contemporary design of a classic.
The Malika door handle design presenting a brilliant harmony of consecutive lines and turned neck make, is assembled with a squared rose. This Italian handle made in forged brass is conceived for interior and exterior doors in several es, promoting elegance, tradition and vanguard.
Materíal: Brass
Estilo: Atelier
Uso: Interior-exterior doors
Requiere montaje: Yes
Incluye: Bag of screws + Square spindle
Tipo de producto: Lever handles
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Formato: Squared rose
Profunidad: 56mm
Ancho roseta: 50mm
Profunidad roseta: 8mm
At Groël we fuse Italian craftsmanship tradition and know-how with advanced technology. Our primary focus is catering to project needs by offering bespoke products and customised finishes. Although we claim to be "made in Italy", we are really "made with heart".
We use solid brass in our manufacturing process, carefully creating moulds and forging brass at high temperatures of 800ºC with a force of 975 tons. Our specialised machinery allows us to produce up to 150 pieces per hour. However, our secret lies in our polishing method with manual adjustments to ensure the excellence and smoothness of each product. We prioritise quality and respect for the environment in every step of the creation of our products.
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