LocksOnline "Delta" Door Handle Set on Backplate

With a stunning combination of cubic cross-sections and merged cylindrical tubes, it's one big retro-futuristic paradox, perfect for the non-conformist!  With all this detail and shape incorporated into one handle, there's a lot to look at, and a lot to enjoy about this range.  The design is certainly unique to say the least, and yet why not?  The Delta series lends its self to a whole spectrum of suitable settings.

Although it may seem insignificant at first, the use of just two fixing screws - one at the top, and one at the bottom - is quite unique, and really does compliment the overall style of the handle, and the lack of conformity to the usual 4 fixing holes is just another reason these handles are so unique.  What's even more unique about these - and also a distinct advantage over many other handles - is that these are supplied with bolt-through fixings, not wood screws.  This is actually very important, as having just two wood screws holding them on would not be very secure, whereas when you utilise bolt-through fixings, each handle is physically bolted through to the other handle on the other side of the door, thus sharing the load of every pull on the handles, rather than relying on the strength and density of the wood that standard wood screws would be screwed into.

These are sprung handles, which is well worth noting as another 'pro' for these handles.  This means the handles spring themselves back up to the horizontal position, rather than relying on the latch or lock to reposition them after each use, thus not only ensuring the handles don't droop, but also by doing this, they will also therefore prevent excessive wear on the latch springs.