Hoppe Tokyo UPVC Door Handle Pair 92mm PZ 203mm Fixings

UPVC Door Handle Lever Pair 92PZ Sprung 203mm Screw Centres Hoppe Tokyo

The Hoppe Tokyo is a high-quality, aluminium door handle featuring an elegant design and a comfortable, ergonomic grip. Both backplates are reinforced to help provide enhanced stability and resistance to attacks. The handle is sprung and non-handed (fully reversible), fitting both left and right hung doors.  Durable M6 threaded fixing screws are provided along with a spindle and spring cassettes to suit doors with a thickness from 62mm to 71mm. Will suit older Everest Doors.

Compatible with most standard euro cylinder locks.

Features:

• Will suit older Everest doors
• Fully sprung
• Sag resistant
• Non-handed, levers are fully reversible
• Comfortable, ergonomic design
• Can be used with most standard sized euro cylinders
• Fixings and spring cassettes included

What's in the Pack?

1 x Hoppe Tokyo Aluminium Sprung Door Handle 203mm Screw Centres

1 x Spindle

2 x Spring Cassettes

2 x Fixing Screws

Dimensions:

• PZ Centres: 92mm
• Backplate Length: 238mm
• Exterior Backplate Width: 30mm
• Interior Backplate Width: 28mm
• Backplate Depth: 12mm
• Backplate Lug Depth: 9mm
• Distance Between Screw Hole Centres: 203mm
• Handle Length: 124mm
• Handle Depth: 53mm
• Fits Door Thickness: 62mm to 71mm
• Spindle Diameter: 8mm

What measurements should I check before ordering a handle set?

The most important measurements are the distance between screw holes centre to centre (this handle has a measurement of 203mm) and the distance from the centre of the handle spindle to the centre of the keyhole (this handle measures 92mm). The length and width of the handle are less critical as a slightly shorter or longer handle should make no difference.

Please check the critical measurements shown in the diagram before ordering, to ensure you order the correct size for your door.

What does sprung mean?

Sprung means that a spring is fitted to the door handle to return the handle to position. The easiest way to determine if you need a sprung or un-sprung handle is to first remove your handle, then operate the lever to see if there is a return spring fitted to the handle. An un-sprung handle can be replaced with a sprung handle, however, if your existing handles are sprung they must be replaced with the same.