Furniture for glass door.pdf

Furniture for glass door 325 6e Explanations Overview Glass door furniture Compact Compact strike box for double-leaf glass doors Glass door furniture Rectangular Rectangular strike box for double-leaf glass doors Glass door furniture Softly rectangular Softly rectangular strike box for double-leaf glass doors Hinges for glass doors Pull handles for glass doors Sliding door handle Door holder Doorknobs for glass doors Flush pull for glass doors 326 327 328 329 330 331 332 333 334 336 337 337 338 340 326 Glass door furniture Coordinating hardware designs for doors, glass doors and win- dows strikes FSB as being logical, such consistency being an indispensable form of over - all architectural expression in modern buildings. Glass doors in particular have an important part to play here. They create more light, link up spaces and are conducive to a great sense of roominess. The innate trans- parency of glass doors means that great care needs to be taken when designing hardware for them, however. It is the lock, handles and hinges, after all, that lend a glass door its visual identity. One of the compelling innovations presented in this Manual is a new compact glass door lock concept developed in cooperation with Ingenhoven Architects that, as well as being Matching hinges complete FSB’s collection of glass door fittings Lever handle furniture to match glass door locks As well as supplying its own glass door fittings, FSB can also – with few exceptions – adapt its en- tire range of lever handles/ doorknobs to glass door fittings commonly marketed by its competitors. This entails minor technical modifications regard- ing the handle connection and fixing procedure. To rule out any misunderstandings, detailed information concerning the lock (e.g. maker’s name and pro - duct code) is required when ordering lever handles and door- knobs for glass door locks. Please order well in advance to allow for the requisite modi- fications. We cannot supply these items from stock.