Mila Prostyle UPVC Door Handle Pair 92mm PZ 122mm Fixings 220mm Backplate

Mila ProStyle 92PZ Lever/Lever Upvc Door Handles

Manufactured from high performance zinc alloy this 92PZ lever/lever handle set from Mila offers a real contemporary style and finish. The sprung handle incorporates an innovative captive spring mechanism that ensures the handle consistently returns to 90° thus avoiding 'handle sag'. All levers suit left and right handed doors and come with 2 spindles and 3 different sizes of fixing screws making them suitable for all door thicknesses.

With 3 different handle styles you are really spoilt for choice.

We recommend updating your existing cylinder locks at the same time as replacing your handle to ensure maximum security. We supply a range of locks to suit all budgets including Anti Snap, Anti Bump, Keyed Alike & Thumb Turns all available in our shop.

Features:

• Complete with 2 spindles and 3 different sizes of fixing screws - will fit any door thickness
• Universal handing - will fit left and right handed doors
• Tested to 50,000 cycles
• Choice of 3 handle styles - Oval, Round and Swept

What's in the pack?

1 x Set of Mila ProStyle 92PZ Lever/Lever Upvc Door Handles

1 x 88mm Long Spindle

1 x 105mm Long Spindle

1 x Pack of Assorted Fixing Screws

Dimensions:

• PZ Centres: 92mm
• Backplate width: 30mm
• Backplate length: 220mm
• Backplate depth: 10mm
• Distance between screw hole centres: 122mm
• For doors from 58mm -72mm thick
• Spindle Size: 8mm
• Spindle Length: 88mm and 105mm

What measurements should I check before ordering a handle set?

The most important measurements are the distance between screw holes centre to centre and the distance from the centre of the handle spindle to the centre of the barrel . The length and width of the handle are less critical as a slightly shorter or longer handle should make no difference.

What does sprung mean?

Sprung means 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 unsprung handle is to first remove your handle, then operate the lever to see if there is a return spring fitted to the handle. An unsprung handle can be replaced with a sprung handle, however if your existing handles are sprung they must be replaced with the same.