Giotto Flush Handle Dimensions & Drawings

Scale illustration of the Giotto Flush Handle compared to other flush door handles

Description

The Giotto Flush Handle was designed by Nicola Novelleto. It is made of brass and possesses a round profile. The handle bears clean, discreet shapes with a minimalistic feel. This makes it sleek, modern, and ideal for small spaces or doors.

Dimensions & Sizes

The Giotto Flush Handle has a diameter of 2.56” (65 mm) and plate depth of .16” (4 mm). The total install depth is .67” (17 mm). Design options available for the Giotto Flush Handle include a key hole, single latch, or double latch.

Pair of dimensioned illustrations of the Giotto Flush Handle seen from the side and elevation views with variations

Description

Dimensions & Sizes

Door Hand Conventions

Elevation and top view drawings of the various Giotto Flush Handle configurations with doors

3D Model

Common Questions

What are flush door pulls typically used for?

Flush door handles are typically used for interior doors such as bedrooms, bathrooms, closets and pantry, where a sleek, minimalistic look is desired. They are designed to sit flush with the surface of the door, making them less obtrusive and more visually appealing than other types of door handles.

Why are flush door handles used on sliding doors?

A flush door handle can make the sliding door more functional by providing an easy-to-use handle. Additionally, they can be useful for people with mobility issues as it is easier to grip than a flush pull or finger pull handle. They can also be beneficial in high traffic areas as they are less likely to catch on clothing or other objects. Sliding doors would also not be able to close if a knob or extruded handle were used.

Are flush door handles dangerous for fingers?

A flush door handle can be dangerous on fingers if not installed or used properly. The handle should be installed with a proper gap between the door and the frame to prevent fingers from getting caught. It is also important to use the handle properly, by gripping it firmly and avoiding sliding fingers along the handle.

What are flush door pulls typically used for?

Why are flush door handles used on sliding doors?

Are flush door handles dangerous for fingers?

What is the difference between residential and commercial buildings?

The main difference between residential and commercial buildings is the intended use of the structures. Residential construction is focused on creating comfortable and functional living spaces, while commercial construction is focused on creating functional spaces for business or professional use. Residential construction involves building dwellings and commercial construction, on the other hand, involves building structures that are used for business or professional purposes.

What type of housing is the most common?

Single-family homes are the most common type of housing in many countries around the world. These are standalone houses that are designed for one family to live in. They usually have a front and back yard, and often come with a garage or carport. Single-family homes can be found in a variety of sizes, styles, and price ranges, and are popular for their sense of privacy and space. However, apartments and condos are also common types of housing, particularly in urban areas where land is limited.

What is the difference between a ‘home’ and a ‘house’?

A house is a physical structure that is used for shelter and protection from the elements. It can be a standalone building, a townhouse, an apartment, or any other type of dwelling. A home, on the other hand, is a place where someone lives and feels a sense of belonging. It can be a house, but it can also be an apartment, a trailer, or even a boat. Essentially, a house is a structure, while a home is a feeling of belonging and security. Someone can have a home even if they don't own a house, as long as they have a place where they feel comfortable and safe.

What is the difference between residential and commercial buildings?

What type of housing is the most common?

What is the difference between a ‘home’ and a ‘house’?

View of a Giotto Flush Handle in 3D available for download

Under Development

Height:

2.56” | 65 mm (Diameter)

Width:

2.56” | 65 mm (Diameter)

Depth:

.16” | 4 mm (Plate)

Length:

Weight:

Area:

Options: Key hole, single latch, double latch

Materials:

Brass

Designer:

Studio Olivari

Year:

Drawings include:
 Giotto Flush Handle front elevation, side, door elevations

Olivari - Giotto Flush Handle

Wikipedia - Door Handle

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