Guardsman Handle - Style 54 - 25.4mm - Anthracite

Guardsman Pull Handle - Anthracite Black - Style 54

Back to Back 25.4mm Diameter Anthracite Guardsman Handles for Glass & Wooden Doors

Push/pull door handles in a very dark grey (near black) finish, available in 500mm, 700mm and 1000mm lengths to fit 8mm to 40mm door thickness.

Guardsman Pull Handle - Anthracite Black - Style 54

Guardsman Pull Handle - 54 - Drilling Advice

Door Handle - Bar Style 54

Options	Material	Finish	L (mm)	H (mm)	D (mm)	Ø (mm)	Mount (mm)	Code	Price (inc VAT)	Quantity
Handle 500mm	Zamak	Anthracite	500	300	50	25.4	8 - 40	47.5405.025.26	£76.37	In stock
Handle 700mm	Zamak	Anthracite	700	500	50	25.4	8 - 40	47.5407.025.26	£89.57	In stock
Handle 1000mm	Zamak	Anthracite	1000	800	50	25.4	8 - 40	47.5410.025.26	£129.02	Special order

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Zamak Construction - PVD Coating

Zamak is a family of alloys with a base metal of zinc with elements of aluminium, magnesium and copper.

PVD (Physical Vapour Deposition) coatings are usually harder and more corrosion resistant than coatings applied by electroplating and tend to have high temperature and good impact strength, excellent abrasion resistance and durability.

Key Features:

	Anthracite black finish.
	25.4mm diameter handle.
	Double-sided. Each pack contains handles for both sides.
	To fit glass doors.
	To fit wooden doors.
	Hex Head Key required for installation.
	Glass will require professional drilling.

Anthracite black design, back to back 'Guardsman' style door handle system for use with glass doors and glass swing doors.

25.4mm diameter bar handle design manufactured from Zamak with a PVD coating to give a hard-wearing anthracite black finish.

Suitable for use on 8mm up to 40mm timber door thickness.

To fit glass thickness of: 8mm, 8.38mm, 9.52mm, 10mm, 10.76mm, 11.52 mm, 12mm, 12.76mm, 13.52mm, 15mm, 16mm, 16.76mm, 17.52mm, 20.76mm, 21.52mm, 25.52mm.

Doors will require two 14mm diameter bore holes for installation.

PVD (Physical Vapour Deposition) coatings are usually harder and more corrosion resistant than coatings applied by electroplating, offering good impact strength, excellent abrasion resistance and durability.