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Lever, Knob & Trim Designs

North American Manual

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North American Manual About FSB

Designer Series

Lockset Program

Lever, Knob and Trim Designs

Sliding Door Hardware

Door Pulls and Glass Door Hardware

Accessories

Window Handles

Brass and Bronze Products

Hinges

Door Closers

METRIC Bath Accessories

Components

Installation Instructions

Specialty Applications


About FSB

New Products

Materials and Finishes

Lever Designs

Knob Designs

North American Trim

European Trim

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About FSB

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1881

FSB was established in 1881.Together with a modest work -force, company founder FranzSchneider produced antique-style brass cabinet fittings.

1920s

In the early 1920s, the first doorand window fittings appeared inthe FSB production program.The design of these years echoedthe modernism of the Bauhausera. Silver metal com po nentswere combined with black com-posite features.

1990s

Inspired by an international design workshop held in Brakelin 1986, FSB began engagingthe market with contemporarydesigns in an initiative dubbed“Tour d’Europe.” Throughoutthis initative FSB created designsuites with such renouned designers as Philippe Starck,Jasper Morrison, Richard Rogersand many others.

For the past two decades, FSBhas continued to work with Archi-tects and Designers to createhandles – each with their ownpersonality.

1950s

Beginning with in-house designerJohannes Potente in the 1950s,FSB created the first handleswhich exemplify minimalism,modernism and ergonomics. FSB is still known for the use ofthese design principles today.

Four of Potente’s lever de-signs have been included in thepermanent collection of the Mu-seum of Modern Art (MoMA).

2000s

FSB introduced a limited rangeof levers supplied in completelocksets to the Amercian designcommunity. The first catalogwas approximately 80 pages.Two later catalogs increasedFSB’s North American offeringto nearly 100 lever designs.

In 2007, FSB expanded theNorth American distributioncenter, moving it to Madison,CT, where the majority of prod-ucts are stocked in natural anodized aluminum and satinstainless steel. Stock items canbe shipped in 48 hours. All non-stock items can be shippedwithin two to eight weeks regard -less of the product type, finishor project size.

2008

FSB dramatically increased itsproduct range for North Amer -ica, and issued an expanded catalog of more than 500 pages.

This brochure gives an intro-duction to the breadth and styleof our entire product offering,which can be found in ourNorth American Manual. To request a manual, or view moredetailed information, go towww.fsbna.com.

New Products

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Hinges

FSB introduces a new line ofhinges unique in their construc-tion, finish and performance.

FSB stainless steel two-knuckleand three-knuckle butt hingesutilize carbon steel and oil-impregnated sintered bronzebearings to minimize friction,thereby reducing wear andmaintenance. FSB stainlesssteel butt hinges may be sup-plied to simulate nearly all of our standard finishes, and aresupplied with low-profile button-tip finials, giving the protrudinghinge barrel an elegant, cleanlook.

For designers seeking the ab-solute in minimal design, FSBoffers a new range of concealedhinges without protruding bar-rels. FSB concealed hinges arethree-way adjustable, reducingpossible misalignment during installation as well as allowingfor post-installation adjustments.

Sliding Door Hardware

Building owners are demandingmore efficient use of space.Consequently, architects and designers are utilizing manymore sliding and pocket doors.

In recognition of this trendFSB has developed an entirerange of flush mounted trim forpassage, privacy and entry applications. We demonstrateour penchant for divising aesthetically pleasing technicalsolutions by offering the mar-ket’s first flush pulls with springloaded covers, as picturedabove.

A complete overview of theseproducts is provided in the“Sliding Door Hardware” section.

Bronze

There is an increase in an “oldmeets new aesthetic” in whichdesigners are combining tradi-tional finishes with more mini-mal and modern design. Foryears, FSB has offered ten ofour best selling handles in solidbrass, either polished or oxidiz edto give them varying degrees ofantiquing to suit the designers’needs.

FSB now introduces Bronzeas a new material for our leverhandles and accessories. Thespecial appeal of bronze is thepatina that develops on its sur-face. In the course of daily use,polished bronze parts darkennaturally, becoming more distin-guished with time.

We have created a completesection titled “Brass and BronzeProducts” to cover all the pro ducts we offer in these two exceptional base materials. We offer eight bronze handles andten brass handles for projectsthat may benefit from this “oldmeets new” aesthetic. All brassand bronze products can be oxidized to varying degrees ofdarkness, depending on “themood” a designer would like tocreate.

Glass Door Hardware

Creating more open spaces has become a cornerstone ofmodern architecture. Utilizinglarge pieces of glass, whetherfor windows, doors, or walls, facilitates this objective.

FSB has broadened its glassdoor program to include locksand hinges for swinging glassdoors as well as exposed rollinggears for sliding glass doors.These products can be found inthe section “Door Pulls andGlass Door Hardware”.

Materials and Finishes

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Base Material

Aluminum Anodized

Aluminum Powder Coated

AluGrey Anodized

Stainless Steel

Bronze

Brass

FSB Finish (BHMA Code)

0105 Natural Color (628) 0205 German Silver (Champagne) Color 0305 Brass Color (688) 0405 Bronze Color (709) 0704 Dark Bronze Color (710)

8220 White (714E) 8320 Red 8120 Black (693)

1005 AluGrey

6204 Satin (630) 6205 Mirror Polished (629) 6206 Matte 6210 Brass Color PVD (605E)

7305 Polished Oil Rubbed 7615 Artificially Aged and Oil Rubbed (615) 7625 Patinated and Oil Rubbed (613)

4205 Polished Lacquered (605) 4305 Polished Oil Rubbed (721) 4694 Oxidized Lacquered 4404 Oxidized Oil Rubbed (607)

Most of our hardware is availablein aluminum and stainless steelas a base material.

We offer up to five finishes oncertain base materials with twen-ty finishes overall. Aluminum is either anodized or powdercoated.

To confirm a particular finish isavailable, consult the bottom ofthe lever pages.

On overview pages, and all pagesthroughout this catalog, only thebase material is indicated. Itcan be assumed that all finishesshown to the right of the basematerial below are availablewhenever a base material is indicated for a product.

If, by exception, a specific finishis not available for a given basematerial, it will be stated by thedetail page for that product.

Aluminum

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0105 Aluminum Natural Color Anodized

0205 Aluminum German Silver(Champagne) ColorAnodized

0305 Aluminum Brass Color Anodized

0405 Aluminum Bronze Color Anodized

0704 Aluminum Dark Bronze ColorAnodized

8220 Aluminum PowderCoated White approx. RAL 9003

8320 Aluminum PowderCoated Red approx. RAL 3002

8120 Aluminum PowderCoated Black approx. RAL 9004

AluGrey Stainless Steel

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6204 Satin Stainless Steel

6205 Mirror Polished Stainless Steel

6206 Matte Stainless Steel

6210 Stainless Steel in Brass Color PVD

1005 AluGrey

Bronze Brass

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7305 Bronze Polished Oil Rubbed

7615 Bronze ArtificiallyAged and OilRubbed

7625 Bronze Patinatedand Oil Rubbed

4205 Brass Polished Lacquered

4305 Brass Polished Oil Rubbed

4694 Oxidized Brass Lacquered

4404 Oxidized Brass Oil Rubbed

For availability of these base materials,please check the lever overview pages.

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Four Rules of Good GripIn answer to the question ofwhat constitutes the handle of handles, we would invite thequestioner to, literally, try his orher hand and apply the “FourRules of Good Grip”. It is this sort of approach thatstrikes a chord with the enlight -ened customer.

Thumb guide

Forefinger furrow

The thumb is always looking fora sense of direction. There is evidence of this on even the earliest man made implements.A great number of hand heldobjects feature channeling forthe thumb of one sort or another.

The forefinger is likewise in onthe orienteering process. It actsas a pilot, paving the way for therest of the hand to follow. We have located recesses forthe forefinger on any number ofartifacts.

Once the thumb and forefingerhave finished their reconnais-sance work, the hand as a wholegoes into action. The palm of the hand needs tobe well suppor ted at this point ifsufficient leverage is to be gen-erated.

The hand does not like clutch ingat thin air and is only happywhen it can roundly envelop.This is reflected in the waypeople roll tactile objects aboutin their hands.

Palm of the hand support

Gripping substance

Introduction Lever Handles

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ADA compliant products

All FSB lever handles are ma -nufactured in compliance withthe Americans with DisabilitiesAct (ADA).

Symbol explanations: ƒReturn compliant products

Selected FSB lever handles asindicated are designed incompliance with local codesrequiring the lever to return towithin one-half inch of the doorface (i. e. California Title 24).

Hotel Lock Compatibility

Selected FSB lever handles arecompatible with Safelok HotelLocks. Some Restrictions andminimum quantities apply. Consult FSB.

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FSB designs lockset trim thatcompliments the specific shapeof each lever. The trim set thatis supplied as the standard isindicated next to each lever onpages 14 – 85. When specifyinglocksets, your accompanyingtrim will be supplied as indi cated,unless specifically reques tedotherwise.

The material number for stainless steel – similar to ASTM 304 – is: 1.4301, based on DIN 17440.

The material numbers foraluminum – similar to ASTM B179-75 – are: AlMg3: 3.3541.02 AlMg1: 3.3315 AlMgSi0,5: 3.3206, all based on DIN 1725.

FSB would like to point out thataluminum is the most recyclablematerial currently being used tomanufacture door hardware.

In this manual, FSB presents itslever and knob designs, as wellas all complementary trim whichcan be used with either ourAmerican or European lockingsystems.

Those items shown on theoverview pages as stock items,including forty-four levers andseven knobs, can all be suppliedin either satin stainless steel ornaturally anodized aluminumfrom our North American dis tribution facility.

All other products as well astwenty additional fin ishes, areavailable on request.

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1004 1005 1007 1015

1016 1020 1021 1023 1025 1027

1028 1029 1031 1034 1035 1045

1051

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1053 1057 1058 1063 1064

1070 1074 1075 1076 1077 1078

1080 1082

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Base Material

Aluminum

AluGrey

Stainless Steel

Bronze

Brass

Plastic Black

Wood

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Stock Items (in Natural Color Aluminum and Satin Stainless Steel)

Lever Handles

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Aluminum Anodized

0105 Natural Color 0205 German Silver Color 0305 Brass Color 0405 Bronze Color 0704 Dark Bronze Color Powder Coated

5 5⁄16" (135)

23⁄8"(60)

Common to elementally geomet-rical door handles is the questto relate to the door in formalterms. Architect Peter Bastian,was after more, though: hewanted his handle to be a wor-thy accoutrement for largedoors while also striving for awell-nigh doctrinaire degree ofgeometrical reductionism andabstraction.

FSB’s production specialistsensured his draft was adoptedfor mass production to the veryletter. The upshot is a door leverproduced to the highest degreeof accuracy and having a squarecross-section that offers thehand its bulky gripping volumewith great gravitas.

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1001 Standard Lockset Trim: RA See “Lockset Program” Section

Design: Peter Bastian

Available Finishes

Lever Handles

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Aluminum Anodized

0105 Natural Color0205 German Silver Color 0305 Brass Color 0405 Bronze Color 0704 Dark Bronze Color Powder Coated

AluGrey

1005 AluGrey

Stainless Steel

6204 Satin6205 Mirror Polished 6206 Matte 6210 Brass Color PVD

131⁄32"(50)

51⁄8" (130)

Lever handle FSB 1003, whichhas echoes of a miniature dooron its side, is decidedly some-thing of a collector’s item.

Johannes Potente adopted theunderlying visual concept andput it to effect in aluminum andstainless steel.

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1003 Standard Trim: Set RA See “Lockset Program” Section

Available Finishes (Stock Items )

Lever Handles

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Aluminum Anodized


Bronze

7305 Polished Oil Rubbed 7615 Artificially Aged and Oil

Rubbed 7625 Patinated and Oil

Rubbed

Stainless Steel


53⁄16"(132)

21⁄4"(57)

David Chipperfield’s design wasinfluenced by the pioneers ofthe Modern movement.

The simple formal conceptwas devised to work across allfunctional variants and to ex-press an architectural philoso-phy which addresses domesticas well as public spaces.

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Design: David Chipperfield


Lever Handles

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Aluminum Anodized


AluGrey

1005 AluGrey

Stainless Steel


51⁄32" (128)

25⁄16"(59)

There’s no shortage of wedge-shaped lever handles around.Virtually every maker features avariation on this theme in theirrepertoire. This design may originally have been ProfessorBurchartz’s.

The version by Johannes Potente is very slender.

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Lever Handles

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Aluminum Anodized


519⁄32" (142)

125⁄32"(45)

23⁄8"(60)

Common to elementally geomet-rical door handles is the questto relate to the door in formalterms. Architect Peter Bastian,was after more, though: hewanted his handle to be a wor-thy accoutrement for largedoors while also striving for awell-nigh doctrinaire degree ofgeometrical reductionism andabstraction. The upshot was thelever FSB 1001, having asquare cross-section that offersthe hand its bulky gripping vol-ume with great gravitas.

In response to the new Germanfire code requirements, FSB hasalso made this handle availablewith a return to the door, we callit FSB 1007.

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Design: Peter Bastian

Available Finishes

Lever Handles

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Aluminum Anodized


Bronze



Rubbed

AluGrey

1005 AluGrey

Stainless Steel


4 13⁄16" (122)

21⁄8"(54)

It isn’t known who came up withthe basic form for the FSB 1015model. We suspect that the design was thought up in the1930s at a company called wehag.

The version by Johannes Potente is a very clean-lined affair that is particularly soughtafter in the Netherlands, andhas been for the past forty yearsor more.

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Lever Handles

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Aluminum Anodized


AluGrey

1005 AluGrey

Stainless Steel


5 5⁄8" (142,5)

21⁄4"(57)

13⁄16"(21)

131⁄32"(50)

In its first grey-series manualpublished in 1990, FSB pre-sented a lever handle datingback to the 1920s: the FSB1076 model has since becomethe most-copied lever handle ofthe past century.

The version shown here, FSB1016, is a more closed-offcounterpart to it.

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1016 ƒStandard Lockset Trim: RA See “Lockset Program” Section


Lever Handles

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Aluminum Anodized


Brass

4205 Polished Lacquered 4305 Polished Oil Rubbed 4694 Oxidized Lacquered 4404 Oxidized Oil Rubbed

AluGrey

1005 AluGrey

31⁄16"(78)

4 13⁄16" (122)

The FSB 1020 model is theclearest embodiment of the“good form” of the 1950s. Thisis a lever handle that flourishesby dint of the organic flow of itsmoulded-to-the-hand designand because it somehow lookssymmetrical without actually be-ing so. Johannes Potente’s in-tention with this design was toprovide a dynamic counterpointto the linearity of doors.

FSB 1020 is one of four mod-els designed by Johannes Potente that, in the summer of1998, were added to the per-manent collection at the MoMAin New York.

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Design: Johannes Potente

Available Finishes

Lever Handles

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Aluminum Anodized


AluGrey

1005 AluGrey

Stainless Steel


53⁄8" (137)

23⁄8"(60)

Catalogue No. 6 published bythe S. A. Loevy bronzeware fac-tory in the 1930s includes half adozen door fittings by Rachlis,Grenander, Behrens, Wagenfeldand Paul in which a roundshank is combined with a flatgrip section. More recently, inthe 1990s, the Spanish desig -ner Miguel Milà re-interpretedthese elements in the FSB 1126model.

With the model shown herewe have modified Milà’s signa-ture somewhat so as to revertmore closely to the original“Thirties” design elements.

The third wave of modernismreaches out to embrace theBauhaus.

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Lever Handles

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Aluminum Anodized


Stainless Steel


AluGrey

1005 AluGrey

Brass and Bronze

4205 Polished Lacquered 4305 Polished Oil Rubbed 4694 Oxidized Lacquered 4404 Oxidized Oil Rubbed 7305 Polished Oil Rubbed 7615 Artificially Aged and Oil


Rubbed

29⁄32"(58)

5 5⁄16" (135)

In the 1950s, the Swiss archi-tect, sculptor and designer MaxBill got together with Ernst Moeckel to fashion a door handle for the new Ulm DesignCollege building that drew onthe handles common on railwaycarriage doors in Switzerlandand has made design history asthe “Ulm handle”.

It was a handle that in turn in-spired Johannes Potente to pro-duce FSB model 1023, whichfor over thirty years has servedas an alternative to the usual U-shaped models.

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Lever Handles

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Aluminum Anodized


AluGrey

1005 AluGrey

Stainless Steel


51⁄4" (133)

29⁄32"(58)

FSB 1025 is the key model inthe “FSB Featherlight” productseries.

Its design terminology is plainto see. An in-line grip is joinedto the point of pivot on theshank. The handle sports across-section in the form of adroplet. With its no-frills looks,this is a design that offers itsservices humbly and yet ele-gantly.

What really brings FSB 1025to life is the way it appears tocapture the light along itsedges. The interaction betweenlight and shade heightens thehandle’s sense of slenderness.

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1025 Standard Lockset Trim: RB See “Lockset Program” Section

Design: Hartmut Weise

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Lever Handles

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Aluminum Anodized


AluGrey

1005 AluGrey

Stainless Steel


4 27⁄32" (123)

211⁄16"(68)

The FSB 1027 model is a stockitem in the trade. It is rather disparagingly referred to as the“shoe horn” model. The under-lying design is the brainchild ofProfessor Max Burchartz. Thehandle lies extremely snugly inthe hand and unobtrusivenessis its watchword.

The FSB version of the “shoehorn” was de signed by JohannesPotente.



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Lever Handles

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Aluminum Anodized


Brass


AluGrey

1005 AluGrey

Stainless Steel


23⁄8"(60)

5 5⁄16" (135)

The FSB 1028 design is themost ornate of the handles inthe “FSB Featherlight” range. Itis a variation on the terminologyused in the FSB 1025 model,yet one that does not neglectthe ergonomic factor.

This is a design that catchesthe eye and is just as good tohold. The undular styling of thegrip section is both visuallystriking and a stimulating expe-rience for the hand. It’s as ele-gant a silver embellishment asyou could ever hope to see on a door and, almost as an after-thought, it also serves to operatethe door.

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Lever Handles

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Aluminum Anodized


AluGrey

1005 AluGrey

25⁄8"(67)

51⁄4" (133)

The FSB 1029 design brings amoulded-to-the-hand dimensionto the “FSB Featherlight” series.

We only apply the term “mould-ed -to-the-hand” to models thatmeet our “four rules of goodgrip” criteria to the letter. By using just a few more grams ofaluminum, Hartmut Weise hasmanaged to modify the teardropmotif in such a way that thumband forefinger are accommodat-ed and the palm of the hand hasample bulk to grasp hold of.



Available Finishes

Lever Handles

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Aluminum Anodized


AluGrey

1005 AluGrey

Stainless Steel


15⁄8"(41)

21⁄4"(57)

519⁄32" (142)

In the autumn of 1996, Düssel-dorf-based interior designerHeike Falkenberg asked FSB torecreate an old handle designfor a renovation job she was in-volved in. Using the sketch shesubmitted, FSB’s developmentdepartment cut a demonstrationmodel out of the FSB 1076 handle, reducing the circulartube to a more minimal flat grip,called FSB 1035.

In response to the new Germanfire code requirements, FSB hasnow made this popular handleavailable with a return to thedoor.

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Design: Heike Falkenberg


Lever Handles

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Aluminum Anodized


AluGrey

1005 AluGrey

227⁄32"(72)

51⁄32" (128)

Lever handle model FSB 1034was the first major item designedby Johannes Potente. It datesfrom 1952. Once the copyrightlapsed, it was imitated by themillions throughout the world. It even had to suffer being re-modelled in grey plastic – thatwas back in the days beforeplastic went technicolor.

It is a model that unwittinglyanticipates the “four rules ofgood grip” drawn up much laterby Otl Aicher and FSB in thatthumb rest, forefinger furrow,support for the ball of thethumb, and gripping substanceare all in place.



Available Finishes

Lever Handles

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Aluminum Anodized


AluGrey

1005 AluGrey

Stainless Steel


21⁄4"(57)

5 3⁄8" (137)

In the autumn of 1996, Düssel-dorf-based interior designerHeike Falkenberg asked FSB torecreate an old handle designfor a renovation job she was in-volved in. Using the sketch shesubmitted, FSB’s developmentdepartment cut a demonstrationmodel out of the FSB 1076 handle, reducing the circulartube to a more minimal flat grip.

The prototype looked so goodthat, together with the designer,we spontaneously decided tomarket our gripping idea. Thedesign was so rapturously re-ceived in the marketplace, wehave extended this cross sectionto window and pull handles.

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Design: Heike Falkenberg


Lever Handles

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Aluminum Anodized


Bronze



Rubbed

AluGrey

1005 AluGrey

Stainless Steel


21⁄8"(54)

5 3⁄16" (132)

19⁄16"(40)

FSB 1045 is based on FSBmodel 1015, which our researchsuggests was conceived in the1930s at a company called wehag.

Given the unceasing use ofthe FSB 1015 model in com-mercial ventures, we have sup-plemented this design with a re-turn variant conforming to DINEN 179. Testing and certifica-tion to DIN EN 179 are at thepreparatory stage.

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Lever Handles

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Aluminum Anodized


AluGrey

1005 AluGrey

5 5⁄32" (131)

23⁄16"(56)

Lever handle model FSB 1051has come to epitomise FSB. Itwas dubbed the “SchneiderHandle” (the “S” in FSB) virtu-ally from the moment it cameinto being in the mid-1950s. We can only surmise as to whythis model became JohannesPotente’s supreme creation anda market leader in the 1960s.Maybe it’s all down to the har-mony it exudes and its mould-ed-to-the-hand credentials.

FSB 1051 is one of four mod-els designed by Johannes Potente that, in the summer of1998, were added to the per-manent collection at the MoMAin New York.



Available Finishes

Lever Handles

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Aluminum Anodized


Bronze



Rubbed

AluGrey

1005 AluGrey

Stainless Steel


119⁄32"(40,5)

5 9⁄16" (141)

29⁄32"(58)

In the 1950s, Swiss architect,sculptor and designer Max Billgot together with Ernst Moeckelto fashion a door handle for thenew Ulm Design College build-ing that drew on the handlescommon on railway carriagedoors in Switzerland and hasmade design history as the“Ulm handle”.

7653 is a slightly reworkedversion of 1023 that meets thenew requirements set forth inDIN EN 179.

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Lever Handles

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Aluminum Anodized


Brass


Stainless Steel


5" (127)

21⁄2"(63)

Lever handle model FSB 1057is the work of Munich-based designer Jan Roth. Singularlyunimpressed by the modelsthen on sale, he decided to de-sign a handle of his own for hisdoors. After the first casting, hetook the polished unfinishedparts home with him and dulyfitted them to the doors there(which is where they can still befound).

The FSB 1057 model by JanRoth nestles snugly in the handand is a handle that women inparticular often tend to fall foron the spot.


Design: Jan Roth

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Lever Handles

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Aluminum Anodized


Stainless Steel


29⁄32"(58)

5 3⁄32" (129)

FSB 1058 was Johannes Potente’s favorite model. It is notknown why, a mere two yearsafter designing FSB 1051, hissupreme creation, he followedup with this redesign. FSB 1058conspicuously does away withthe triangular styling over thepivotal axis. The upshot is an elegant design with a beauty totake hold of.

FSB 1058 is one of four models designed by Johannes Potente that, in the summer of 1998, were added to the permanent collection at the MoMA in New York.




Lever Handles

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AluGrey

1005 AluGrey with Wenge Grip 1005 AluGrey with Oak Grip 1005 AluGrey with Grey

Plastic Grip

5 5⁄16" (135)

23⁄8"(60)

25⁄32"(20)

A key design feature in FSB1063 is the circumferentialgroove that divides the “han-dling” section of the fitting fromthe “works”, i. e. the shank andbearing. We have now joinedforces with the Ingenhoven of-fice to systematically extend theconcept by adding applicationsin wood (wenge and oak) anddark grey plastic.

For those designers who wouldlike to add color to their project,this handle can be suppliedwith white, red or black Corian®

grip as well.

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Design: Christoph Ingenhoven

Available Finishes

Lever Handles

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Aluminum Anodized

0105 Natural Color with Black Plastic Grip

27⁄16"(62)

5 3⁄16" (132)

The design of FSB 1064 wasvery much market-driven. A female admirer of the handlecollection by Nicholas Grimshaw(cf. FSB 1069) tentatively en-quired whether his window-han-dle design could be reconceivedas lever handle hardware onnarrow escutcheon plates. Ittranspired that this was indeedpossible with little technical input.

Nicholas Grimshaw had nooption but to go along with thisrejigging of his design notions.

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Design: Nicholas Grimshaw

Available Finishes

Aluminum Anodized


AluGrey

1005 AluGrey

Stainless Steel


27⁄16"(62) 25⁄32"

(55)

25⁄32" (20)

5 23⁄32" (145)

This is a lever handle designthat became “really famous”during the period of garish colors in the 1970s. For manyarchitects at school in thosedays this model epitomises thearchitecture of the age.

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Lever Handles

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Aluminum Anodized


Stainless Steel


19⁄16"(40)

6 11⁄32" (161)

17⁄8"(48)

Hadi Teherani breaks with tradi-tional thinking in the FSB 1183.

Hadi Teherani has radicallyreduced the diversity of handlemodels intended for use ondoors with narrow frames. Hedelivers the function of a crank -ed lever handle, while avertingthe danger of a users thumb hitting the frame, by shifting thehandle’s point of rotation left-wards.

Hadi Teherani’s model for European fire doors sports asimilarly radical return to thedoor: he simply takes a third ofthe grip section and attaches itto same at right angles.

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Design: Hadi Teherani


Aluminum Anodized


AluGrey

1005 AluGrey

Stainless Steel


5 3⁄16" (132)

27⁄16"(62)

25⁄32"(20)

The 1920s gave rise to threeclassic lever handles: the archi-tect Mallet-Stevens mitred twosections of tubing together: FSB1076 – page 42. LudwigWittgenstein bent a brass tubethrough 90 degrees: FSB 1147– page 63. Messrs Gropius andMeyer married an angled pieceof square-section material to agrip that Alessandro Mendinisubtly refined: FSB 1102 – page 51.

But we still don’t know todaywho it was that picked up a sawand “liberated” FSB 1147 fromits semicircular tip: the upshotbeing FSB 1075.

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Aluminum Anodized


Brass

4205 polished lacquered 4305 polished waxed 4694 oxidized lacquered 4404 oxidized waxed

AluGrey

1005 AluGrey

Stainless Steel


5 3⁄8" (137)

21⁄4"(57)

13⁄16"(21)

The architect Robert Mallet-Stevens (1886 –1945) designedseveral residential buildings inParis in the 1920s. It is likely tohave been he who hit upon theidea of splitting a round tube intwo and mitering the ends backtogether again at right angles.

The design is now known asthe “Frankfurt model”. There’sa simple reason for this beingso. The handle was rediscov-ered when the Architecture Mu-seum was built and proceededto take the market by storm.

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Aluminum Anodized

0105 Natural Color with Stainless Steel Grip


213⁄32"(61)

5 3⁄8" (137)

7⁄8"(22)

The idea behind the FSB 1077lever handle series was to givearchitects and end-users an opportunity to have a say in thechoice of grip section for theirdoor handles.

The FSB range provides for thefollowing combinations: · angled section and roses

silver anodized aluminum, grip stainless steel

· angled section and roses silver anodized aluminum, grip black plastic

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42


Lever Handles

43

Aluminum Anodized


AluGrey

1005 AluGrey

Stainless Steel


5 5⁄16" (135)

23⁄8"(60)

25⁄32"(20)

FSB 1078 was created at the instigation of Christoph Ingen-hoven, who was thrilled by thematerial AluGrey as soon as heset eyes on it and was of theopinion that this innovative material development ought also to find expression in a new– “classic” – lever handle de-sign. Acting as role model wasthat quintessential “classic”,FSB 1076, which was subjectedto a complete re-interpretationas regards both the miteringand the grip section.

What’s so especially pleasingabout this model is the formaltransition from the round shankto a grip section that is very narrow at the top and bottom.

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Stainless Steel


21⁄8"(54)

5 5⁄32" (131)

17⁄8"(48)

23⁄32" (18)

Exactly who invented the tubulardesign has been the subject ofmuch conjecture. Most proba-bly it was some blacksmith wayback when hammering steeltubing into the shape of a han-dle on their anvil. The phrase“stable door handle” has longbeen common parlance – theend bent back towards the doorwas presumably intended toprevent bridles from snagging.Having served the animal worldwell, the handle experienced aglobal comeback in a myriad ofmaterials and countless jazzycolors a century later.

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1080 ƒ Standard Lockset Trim: RA See “Lockset Program” Section

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Lever Handles

45

Aluminum Anodized

0704 Dark Bronze Color withLight Beech Grip

0704 Dark Bronze Color withDark Beech Grip

213⁄32"(61)

5 3⁄16" (132)

7⁄8"(22)

The notion of combining metaland wood in a lever handle tookto the streets, as it were, in theearly Eighties.

For FSB, Johannes Potenteconceived a solid metal shaftwith a highly tactile tubularbeech grip in light and dark versions. This unorthodox serieswas a great success and has remained a consistent seller.The FSB program would be in-conceivable without it.


Available Finishes

Aluminum Anodized


AluGrey

1005 AluGrey

Stainless Steel


125⁄32"(45)

13⁄32" (10)

5 5⁄16" (135)

23⁄8"(60)

25⁄32"(20)

The “return version” shown here complements the in-line1078 model. It meets the spe-cial requirements for emergencyexits.

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Lever Handles

46


Lever Handles

47

Aluminum Anodized

0105 Natural Color with Stainless Steel Grip


5 3⁄8" (137)

21⁄2"(63)

7⁄8"(22)

As with FSB model 1077, theidea behind the FSB 1089 mod-el was to give architects andend-users an opportunity tohave a say in the choice of gripsection for their lever handles.

FSB supplies grips in stainlesssteel or black plastic, with angledsections and roses in aluminum.

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Aluminum Anodized


AluGrey

1005 AluGrey

Stainless Steel


21⁄4"(57)

5 3⁄8" (137)

Helmut Jahn and Yorgo Lykouriacame to lever handle design without any preconceptionswhatsoever: they freed theirminds of the constraints of in-dustrial production processes,which were characteristic of thetubular designs of Modernism inparticular, and looked out for aform that, while it can be pro-duced by machines, ergonomi-cally corresponds to humangripping needs in a special way.

The upshot is a formally dis -tinctive lever handle re-interpre-tation that is a genuine innova-tion of the moulded-to-the-handconcept.

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Design: Jahn/Lykouria

Lever Handles

48


Lever Handles

49

Aluminum Anodized


Stainless Steel


AluGrey

1005 AluGrey

5 3⁄8" (137)

21⁄4"(57) 131⁄32"

(50)

FSB 1094 is a “return” model togo alongside FSB 1093.

FSB 1094 fulfils the specialrequirements for emergency ex-its and has been duly testedand certified to DIN EN 179.FSB 1094, too, is a genuineshape-of-the-hand innovationthat derives its specific charmfrom the return element point-ing back towards the door.

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Aluminum Anodized

0105 Natural Color0105 Natural Color with

Black Plastic Grip0205 German Silver Color 0305 Brass Color 0405 Bronze Color 0704 Dark Bronze Color Powder Coated

Stainless Steel


AluGrey

1005 AluGrey

Brass and Bronze



Rubbed

5" (127)

23⁄8"(60)

7⁄8"(22)

The FSB 1102 model is rootedin a redesign venture by Italiandesigner Alessandro Mendini,who refashioned the celebratedGropius lever handle by using adifferent material and adding agroove as one of his submis-sions to FSB’s Design Workshopheld in 1986.

Owing to the popularity of thisdesign, we now supply FSB1102 in the four materials listedabove and the corresponding finishes. We would recommendusing the rugged stainless steelvariant on heavily used doors,indeed that is the version shownhere.

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Design: Alessandro Mendini

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Aluminum Anodized


Brass and Bronze



Rubbed

AluGrey

1005 AluGrey

Stainless Steel


4 11⁄16" (119)

23⁄8"(60)

Materials always figure centrallyfor Frankfurt-based architectProf. Christoph Mäckler. It cameas no surprise, therefore, thathe earmarked FSB’s new “Alu-Grey" material for his lever han-dle collection.

Reworking the form and size ofthe lever handle simultaneouslygave it the technical wherewithalfor application as heavy-dutyhardware fitted with FSB’s AGLcompensating bearing or in a fire safety variant. Lever handle1106 was the result.

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Design: Christoph Mäckler

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Aluminum Anodized


AluGrey

1005 AluGrey

Stainless Steel


5 11⁄32" (136)

29⁄32"(58)

FSB 1107 is related to FSB1108. FSB’s in-house designerHartmut Weise has imbued his“Brakel Lightweight” with thecurve of a door in motion.

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Lever Handles

53

Aluminum Anodized


AluGrey

1005 AluGrey

Stainless Steel


5 5⁄16" (135)

23⁄16"(56)

FSB’s in-house designer HartmutWeise was wondering what it isthat gives the “Frankfurt Model”(FSB 1076) and “Wittgenstein’sHandle” models their particularappeal. At some point he jotteddown the words “unpretentiouspresence”. He then determinedto offer the market a sober de-sign that was at the very leaston a par with them. The upshot was FSB 1108 – around tube coupled with amitred grip of oval section. The“Brakel Model”?

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0105 Natural Color

5 5⁄16" (135)

23⁄16"(56)

Whereas the PS1 series (FSB1191, cf. Page 75) is now a“classic”, when it came to thePS2 series we lost heart aftermaking the first prototypes.What went wrong?

PS2 consisted of an aluminumcore onto which a transparentcoating of coloured plastic wassprayed. At some point, we be-gan thinking about how we wereto recycle this composite pro -duct – this led to our decidingin favour of the environmentand developing FSB 1111 in a“new” guise.

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Design: Philippe Starck

Lever Handles

54

Available Finishes

Lever Handles

55

Stainless Steel


131⁄32"(50)

5⁄8"(16)

5 23⁄32" (145)

Richard Rogers tasked his col-league Laurence Abbott and ateam spearheaded by FlorianFischötter with developing a lever handle design as part ofan unfussy, elegant hardwarecollection in stainless steel whose individual constituentsare immediately discernible tothe human eye. This objectivewas achieved in the form ofdoor handle model FSB 1114.

A stainless steel bar hovers airily above a shank to which itis connected by means of a rugged shackle.


Design: Richard Rogers

Available Finishes

Aluminum Anodized


AluGrey

1005 AluGrey

Stainless Steel


21⁄2"(63)

29⁄32"(58)

5 9⁄16" (141)

Originally designed for the USmarket, it was our first handle tooffer the half inch return re-quired in some American en-tries. While FSB’s 1118 has asimilar look to many other man-ufacturer’s handles, one grip ofthis lever will leave you with aninstant understanding as to howFSB gets it’s reputation for mas-tery in ergonomics.


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Lever Handles

57

Aluminum Anodized


AluGrey

1005 AluGrey

Stainless Steel


5 7⁄8" (149)

27⁄16"(62) 23⁄16"

(55)

FSB 1119 incorporates insightsgained by FSB in co-operationwith the Fraunhofer Instituteduring scientific analyses on thedesign of a lever handle forlarge-leaf doors in hospitals.Whereas the utmost importancewas given to the rigorous imple-mentation of ergonomic param-eters when designing a hospitalspecific handle for Germany, inthe case of FSB 1119 consider-ations of style predominated.Responsible for fashioning thiselegant alternative to the usualtubular products is FSB’s in-house designer Hartmut Weise.



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Stainless Steel


23⁄8"(60)

25⁄32"(20)

51⁄8" (130)

When the Spanish designer Miguel Milà suggest that weturn flat steel hoop into a gentlyarching lever handle, we initiallythough he was resurrecting anold form familiar from the workof the likes of Wilhelm Wagen-feld and his followers.

But our research was to revealthat, by grace of its organic cur-vature, Miguel Milà’s stainlesssteel handle boasted hithertounknown formal properties.


Design: Miguel Milá

Lever Handles

58

Available Finishes

Lever Handles

59

Stainless Steel


4 7⁄16" (113)

3"(76)

For his wife Jonna – and FSBtoo, of course – Erik Magnussenstyled a lever handle to resemblethe “small wing beat” of a gull.Calling it a lever handle doesn’treally seem to do it justice. Operating doors with it is a de-cidedly sensuous experience.

Handle design FSB 1128blends particularly well withround roses but can also beused together with the long narrow backplate FSB 1417.


Design: Erik Magnussen

Available Finishes

Lever Handles

60

Aluminum Anodized


Bronze



Rubbed

Stainless Steel


53⁄16"(132)

21⁄4"(57) 15⁄8"

(41)

David Chipperfield’s design wasinfluenced by the pioneers ofthe Modern movement.

The simple formal conceptwas devised to work across allfunctional variants and to ex-press an architectural philoso-phy which addresses domesticas well as public spaces.

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Design: David Chipperfield


Lever Handles

61

Aluminum Anodized


AluGrey

1005 AluGrey

Stainless Steel


5 5⁄32" (131)

21⁄2"(63)

The form of lever handle FSB1144 is graced by being just aspleasing to the eye as to thehand. Designer Jasper Morrisonlets our eyes know that this doorhandle is a hand tool for operat-ing doors. Said eyes promptlyrelax and a hand takes over: thethumb falls into place, the fore-finger finds its furrow; the handcloses its grip and finds plentyto grip hold of.

This is precisely what theFour-Point Guide to Good Gripdrawn up by Otl Aicher and ourselves demands.

3444


Design: Jasper Morrison


Lever Handles

62

Aluminum Anodized


Brass


AluGrey

1005 AluGrey

Stainless Steel


27⁄16"(62)

519⁄32" (142)

21⁄4"(57)

25⁄32"(20)

In the early 1990s, FSB felt thetime had come to give the plainround styling of the stable-doorhandle a going over. The shankwas conically extended and asemicircular tip was added tothe bent end; two subtle littlechanges that have given the revamped FSB 1146 model acharacter all of its own.

Inevitably, the inevitable hap-pened and this model, too, hassuffered no end of imitations.

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Aluminum Anodized


Brass


AluGrey

1005 AluGrey

Stainless Steel


5 3⁄16" (132)

27⁄16"(62)

25⁄32"(20)

The FSB logo echoes a leverhandle designed by the Austrianphilosopher Ludwig Wittgensteinin the mid-1920s in Vienna.This is the original upon whichall similar lever handle formsare based. By adding a conicalshank and spherical tip we aimed to set ourselves apartfrom the many other variants ofthis lever handle on the market– and, of course, to render ourcorporate logo “grippable” inthe truest sense of the word.

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Aluminum Anodized


AluGrey

1005 AluGrey

Stainless Steel


5 29⁄32" (150)

29⁄16"(65)

23⁄8"(60)

Works design FSB 1160 recre-ates the “dynamic goldengrowth spiral” in the form of around cross-section, with thelever handle likewise taperingfrom the shank to the end of thehandle in conformance with therules of the golden section.

This narrowing heightens themomentum of the natural curve.The design is restrained, goodto hold and features direction-of-motion styling.

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1160 ƒStandard Lockset Trim: RB See “Lockset Program” Section

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Aluminum Anodized


Bronze



Rubbed

AluGrey

1005 AluGrey

Stainless Steel


4 15⁄16" (125)

21⁄8"(54)

Berlin-based architect HansKollhoff devised a handle designfor his projects that consciouslyabsorbs design elements fromthe 1930s. His uncluttered doorhandles, window handles andwindow fasteners have beenadopted as authentic interpreta-tions by the market. This partic-ular lever handle derives specialquality and authenticity fromthe material bronze, most no-tably in the artificially aged vari-ant shown in the “Brass andBronze Products” section.

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Design: Hans Kollhoff

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66

Aluminum Anodized


Bronze



Rubbed

AluGrey

1005 AluGrey

Stainless Steel


15⁄8"(41)

5 7⁄16" (138)

21⁄8"(54)

FSB 1164 is a “return” model togo alongside FSB 1163. FSB1164 fulfils the special require-ments for emergency exits andhas been duly tested and certi-fied to DIN EN 179.

This return model derives par-ticular charm from being madein bronze, most notably in thepatinated, artificially aged finish.

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Aluminum Anodized


AluGrey

1005 AluGrey

Stainless Steel


13⁄16"(21)

23⁄8"(60)

51⁄4" (133)

FSB lever handle 1171 owes itsexistence to a “crazy notion”hatched in FSB’s tool-makingshop. Back in the 1930s and1940s, FSB had made a leverhandle that entered design his-tory as the “nickel-horn han-dle”. It combined nickel platingwith a black horn grip.

It was in 1992 that FSB’s tool-makers set about recreating thisclassic design in tubular stain-less steel using leading-edgetechnology. Their efforts led to a highly marketable design inmodern materials.

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68

Aluminum Anodized


AluGrey

1005 AluGrey

Stainless Steel


5" (127)

23⁄8"(60)

FSB 1173 sports trumpet-shaped styling very much remi-niscent of a model that mani-fested itself in the Frankfurtarea in the 1920s and has alsolong been part of the FSB reper-toire.

The trumpet-shaped variant instainless steel and aluminumserves as an alternative to theclassic FSB 1147 design, whichdraws on a model authored bythe philosopher Ludwig Wittgen-stein.

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69

Aluminum Anodized


AluGrey

1005 AluGrey

Stainless Steel


23⁄8"(60)

51⁄2" (140)

31⁄32"(24,5)

The design of FSB 1176 is basedon an older FSB model. Theshank and tip of this lever handlewere originally made of rolledsteel, which later gave way toaluminum, while the grip itselfwas a chunky affair made ofblack plastic. The toolmakers atFSB succeed ed in fashioningthis familiar form out of stainlesssteel tubing. Producing the moldsfor the aluminum variant wasmuch more straightforward.

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70

Aluminum Anodized


AluGrey

1005 AluGrey

Stainless Steel


17⁄8"(48)

29⁄32"(58)

5 3⁄8" (137)

The “return variant” of the FSB1107 model soon emerged tomatch the frame door lever han-dles.

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71

Aluminum Anodized


AluGrey

1005 AluGrey

Stainless Steel


5 5⁄16" (135)

23⁄16"(56) 113⁄16"

(46)

The FSB 1178 model is the return version of the “BrakelModel” 1108 by Hartmut Weise.

Originally developed as a leverhandle for framed doors, it is adistinctive variant of the FSB1108 model with its round rose.

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Aluminum Anodized


5 5⁄16" (135)

23⁄16"(56)

Billings Jackson defined this design by creating a comfort-able volume for a tactile leverhandle with simple lines of bothflat and curved surfaces.

The flat front surface, derivedfrom a knob design of the 1940’s,gives a generous surface for thethumb and palm to land andthe curved back gives a volumefor the fingers to wrap around.The sculpted indent in the frontface locates the thumb printand a cut away in the back givespace for the index finger toeasily rest while gripping.


Design: BillingsJackson

Available Finishes

Lever Handles

73

Aluminum Anodized


5 9⁄16" (141)

23⁄16"(56)

131⁄32"(50)

The return version of the BillingsJackson lever FSB 1180 con-firms that the form has easilydeveloped into a cohesive rangeof hardware in line with the FSBphilosophy of “design manage-ment” where design continuitycan be maintained throughout aproject.


Design: BillingsJackson

Available Finishes

Lever Handles

74

Aluminum Anodized


Stainless Steel


6 11⁄32" (161)

17⁄8"(48)

Hadi Teherani breaks with tradi-tional thinking in the FSB 1183.

Hadi Teherani has radicallyreduced the diversity of handlemodels intended for use ondoors with narrow frames. Hedelivers the function of a crank -ed lever handle, while avertingthe danger of a users thumb hitting the frame, by shifting thehandle’s point of rotation left-wards.

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Lever Handles

75

Aluminum Anodized

0105 Natural Color

211⁄16"(68)

5 3⁄4" (146)

Looking at this lever handle design, it could be arguedtongue-in-cheek that PhilippeStarck was seeking to consignour entire sector to the bullring.Strangely enough, however,when the horns are fastened totheir escutcheon plates theymutate into door handles as fitfor function as any you couldwish for: Matte silver color escutcheon plates, mirror-finishhandle. Both in premium-quality aluminum.

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1191 Standard trim: Passage and European Cylinder (shown) Escutcheon Plate only


Available Finishes

Plate Diameter 71⁄4" (185 mm)

Lever Handles

76

Stainless Steel

6204 Satin 6205 Mirror Polished 6206 Matte 6210 Brass Color PVD

5 9⁄32" (134)

21⁄2"(64)

FSB 1194 takes up the duck’s-bill motif in a new vein. EchoingMario Botta, Hartmut Weise isof the view that every generationshould be allowed to re-interprettradition using its own formallanguage and materials. That’sthe only way to make progress –exemplified here in the form ofFSB 1194.



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Lever Handles

77

Stainless Steel

6204 Satin 6205 Mirror Polished 6206 Matte 6210 Brass Color PVD

5 7⁄16" (138)

213⁄16"(71)

On previous pages we refer toshaping processes for aluminumand stainless steel. FSB 1197makes quite different demandsof laser beams.

The profile is cut out of a tubein a dynamic turning motion.The course taken is defined bythe design. The handle can –we feel – be marvelled at by theeye and used by the hand as ameans of operating doors.

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Lever Handles

78

Aluminum Anodized

0105 Natural Color

5 3⁄16" (132)

29⁄32"(58)

Vienna based architects StuartVeech and Mascha Veech-Kosmatschof are known for theirscenographic rooms, environ-ments, and installations domi-nated by organic lines. Often,these evolve to be flexible, mov-able structures with interactiveinterior and exterior spaces en-veloped by changeable mem-branes.

Both the form and functionaloptions of these entities recallutopian designs of early Mod-ernism such as those by Sovietarchitect Georgi Krutikov, whodesigned a flying city made upof floating, dynamic bodies inthe 1920s in which the housingdoubled up as means of loco-motion and was streamlined asa result.

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Design: Mascha Veech-Kosmatschof,Stuart Veech

Available Finishes

Lever Handles

79

Aluminum Anodized

0105 Natural Color

5 3⁄16" (132)

29⁄32"(58)

Like their avant-garde paragonsfrom the early modernist period,both designers thrive on work-ing at the cusp between realityand virtuality. It was only logical,then, that their motion-rich han-dle duo should be developedwith the aid of leading-edgecomputer software called “Computational Fluid Dynamics”that is generally used to simu-late the flow behaviour of liquidsand gases or, indeed, of shoalsof fish. The software’s maritimeconnotations may explain whythese astoundingly haptic alu-minium handles resemble ob-jects polished smooth by theocean – fluid, flexible, dynamicand full of organic verve.

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Design: Mascha Veech-Kosmatschof,Stuart Veech

Available Finishes

Lever Handles

80

Stainless Steel

6204 Satin

5 5⁄16" (135)

21⁄8"(54)

A modern, clean-lined formalvocabulary is the trademark ofBerlin architects Ivan Reimannand Gesine Weinmiller. Theychampion elemental forms, lovereduction and eschew the will toover-design.

The handle duo they havecome up with encapsulates thisapproach: two angular bodies ofstainless steel sporting elementalgeometrical forms give rise to athree-dimensional pattern whosesevere elegance derives fromthe visual interplay of trapezeand rectangle and of line andplane.

Available Finishes

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Design: Gesine Weinmiller, Ivan Reimann

Plate Dimensions: 13⁄8 × 10 13⁄16" (35 × 275 mm)

Lever Handles

81

Stainless Steel

6204 Satin

51⁄2" (140)

25⁄32"(55)

The short shank of one handleprotrudes from the door as anupright rectangle, that of theother as a flat rectangle. Thereis the same perceptual interplaywhen the grip sections areviewed front-on. While onemodel presents itself to the ob-server flat-on to highlight thetrapezoidal styling of its shank,its counterpart is a horizontalblock that has seemingly under-gone planar elongation.

Escutcheon plates cut fromsolid material reinforce the emblematic effect of these elemental forms.

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Design: Gesine Weinmiller, Ivan Reimann

Available Finishes

Plate Dimensions: 13⁄8 × 10 13⁄16" (35 × 275 mm)

Lever Handles

82

Stainless Steel

6204 Satin with Oak Grip 6204 Satin with Makassar

Grip

5 5⁄16" (135)

217⁄32"(64)

Stuttgart architect duo Stefanieand Martin Naumann set abouttheir challenge in a soberlypragmatic vein: “Resisting theurge to be showy, we have opt-ed for a very straightforwardpath after a long, hard tussle.We have admittedly riskedtreading where others havetrodden before, but there’s notnecessarily anything wrong inthat.”

There’s certainly nothingwrong with their handle duo,whose archaic simplicity andpurist linearity offer “no curva-ture, no caressing of the hand,no add-ons.” Forming the pointof departure are the varying se-quences of movements involvedin operating doors: “Doors havetwo sides and each is different.

Available Finishes

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Design: Martin und StefanieNaumann

Lever Handles

83

Stainless Steel

6204 Satin with Oak Grip 6204 Satin with Makassar

Grip

5 5⁄16" (135)

217⁄32"(64)

One side pulls toward you whileyou have to shove the other oneaway. On one side you have touse your own hand as a brakewhile on the other you have tofirmly take hold.” The designerduo have drawn the followingformal consequences fromthese push/pull constraints:while they appeal similar, theycan be told apart by design de-tails indicative of the differentways in which handles are tak-en hold of. The handle withwhich a door is pushed openfeatures a clearly visible “thumbrest”, while the handle used topull a door open has been givena “forefinger furrow,” in line withour “four rules of good grip.”

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Design: Martin und StefanieNaumann

Available Finishes

Lever Handles

84

Stainless Steel

6204 Satin

5 31⁄32" (152)

115⁄16"(49)

The idea behind the design bySpanish architects Maximià Torruella and Patricio Martinezis that of a reversible figure: Aquick twist through 90 degreestransforms one handle design –a flat steel band bent to form alever – into two different handles,depending on whether the bandis fitted horizontally or verticallyrelative to the shank. The shankis visible as a steel cylinder witha circular top in the horizontalvariant, thus very much focusingattention on the handle’s pointof rotation. In its vertical counter-part, the cylinder is concealedby the steel band and doublesup as a means of support.

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Design: Maximià Torruella, Patricio Martinez

Available Finishes

Lever Handles

85

Stainless Steel

6204 Satin

5 31⁄32" (152)

25⁄8"(67)

The way the designers play withfront and top views really works,and the socket screws merelyserve to heighten the design’shi-tech appeal.

This very original Spanishhandle duo affords architectsgreat stylistic latitude. In the private sphere they can usethem to indicate the outside and inside of a space; in publicbuildings with a large number ofadjoining doors, the two modelscan be fitted alternatingly tocreate a rhythmic relief-like pattern that injects vibrancy into long corridors.

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Design: Maximià Torruella, Patricio Martinez

Available Finishes

Introduction Knobs

86

Fixed knobs

Items No. 23xx 06

Where concealed through boltingis required, we supply doorknobsprepared for 3⁄16" (5 mm) screwsand reinforced with two lugswith standard 11⁄2" (38 mm)center to center. The M5 screwsare 13⁄4" (45 mm) in length,making them suitable for doors13⁄8"–13⁄4" (35– 45 mm) thick.For other door thicknesses,screws of the appropriate sizeshould be used.

In this configuration, the door-knob can be fastened to an FSBlever handle on the reverse bymeans of an FSB half-spindle(No. 0177) screwed into the 1⁄2" (12 mm) threaded neck ofthe knob.

Fixing method 06

Fixed knobs

Items No. 23xx 05

Concealed surface mountingfirst involves screwing a steelbase rose to the door. The deadknob is then positioned so as toprecisely cover this and is se-cured with a punch-type screw.

Fixing method 05

Turnable Doorknobs

Item No. 08xx

FSB supplies doorknobs as fe-males com plete with a separateFSB Stabil-spindle.

To assemble, first construct amale handle from the spindleand one of the female parts,carefully inserting the pin-typescrew supplied with our straightspindles through the appropriateborehole. The pin-type screwpasses through the neck of theknob and locates into the spindle.

For the male knob to be cor-rectly as sem bled it is generallyneces sary for the head of thepin-type screw to lie flush withthe outer surface of the neck ofthe knob.

Thereafter, ensure that thespring plate is facing out, towardthe lead ing edge of the door, toreceive the punch-type setscrews.

Female knob handles may befitted to rotate in a plate or rosefor single side only using thecustomized FSB half-spindle.

Through bolted to roseKnob without rose Surface mounted with rose

87

Turnable Doorknobs

Fixed Knobs

0802 0804 0806 0816 0826 0828

0829 0844 0858 0877 0880 0897

Base Material

Aluminum

AluGrey

Stainless Steel

Bronze

Brass

Page 88

2302

Page 92

2303

Page 92

2304

Page 93

2306

Page 93

2316

Page 94

2322

Page 94

2326

Page 95

2329

Page 95

2333

Page 96

2339

Page 96

2368

Page 97

2374

Page 97

2377

Page 98

2380

Page 98

2383 2397

Page 99



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Turnable Doorknobs

88

131⁄32"(50)

x

29⁄16"(65)

17⁄8"(48)

23⁄4"(70)

23⁄32"(53)

123⁄32"(44)

0802 Aluminum (x = 70 mm) AluGrey (x = 70 mm) Stainless Steel (x = 66 mm) Bronze (x = 65 mm) Brass (x = 70 mm)

0803 Stainless Steel (x = 76 mm) Ø = 60 mm

0804 AluminumStainless Steel

0806 Aluminum

Turnable knobs can be com-bined with locks and latch es. For configuring locksets pleaserefer to the “Lockset Program” section.


Turnable Doorknobs

89

29⁄16"(65)

17⁄8"(48)

23⁄8"(60)

115⁄16"(49)

25⁄8"(67)

125⁄32"(45)

125⁄32"(45)

0816 Aluminum AluGrey Bronze


0826 00xx xx = 44 (r.h.) or 45 (l.h.)

Aluminum AluGrey


0828 AluminumStainless Steel



Turnable Doorknobs

90

x

123⁄32"(44)

215⁄16"(75)

21⁄16"(52)

21⁄16"(52)

23⁄16"(55)

0829 AluminumAluGrey Stainless SteelBronze

Aluminum (Ø = 50 mm) AluGrey (Ø = 50 mm) Stainless Steel (Ø = 55 mm) Bronze (Ø = 50 mm)

0844 AluminumAluGrey Stainless Steel


0877 AluminumAluGrey Stainless Steel



Stock Items (stocked in Natural Color Aluminum and Satin Stainless Steel)

Turnable Doorknobs

91

19⁄16"(40)

125⁄32"(45)

115⁄16"(49)

215⁄32"(63)

25⁄16"(59)

131⁄32"(50)

0880 AluminumAluGrey Stainless SteelBrass

0897 Aluminum AluGrey

Design: Behles&Jochimsen

0858 Stainless Steel

Child proof knob


1 + 2 = open

1

2

Stock Items (stocked in Natural Color Aluminum and Satin Stainless Steel)

Fixed knobs

92

2302 06 Aluminum (x = 77 mm) AluGrey (x = 77 mm) Stainless Steel (x = 73 mm) Bronze (x = 72 mm) Brass (x = 72 mm)

concealed through bolting c:c screw holes 38 mm

2302 05 Aluminum (x = 77 mm) AluGrey (x = 77 mm) Stainless Steel (x = 73 mm) Bronze (x = 72 mm) Brass (x = 72 mm)

concealed surface mounting

2303 06 Stainless Steel




23⁄16"(55)

X

131⁄32"(50)

23⁄16"(55)

X

131⁄32"(50)

23⁄16"(55)

23⁄8"(60)

35⁄16"(84)

23⁄16"(55)

23⁄8"(60)

35⁄16"(84)

06 05

Fixed knobs

93

2304 05 Aluminum Stainless Steel




23⁄16"(55)

33⁄16"(81)

31⁄32"(77)

17⁄8"(48)

11⁄2"(38)

23⁄16"(55)

33⁄16"(81)

31⁄32"(77)

17⁄8"(48)

2306 05 Aluminum


2306 06 Aluminum


23⁄16"(55)

23⁄32"(53)

2"(51)

23⁄16"(55)

23⁄32"(53)

2"(51)

06 05

Fixed knobs

94





23⁄16"(55)

125⁄32"(45)

21⁄16"(52)

23⁄16"(55)

125⁄32"(45)

21⁄16"(52)

2316 06 Aluminum AluGrey Bronze


2316 05 Aluminum AluGrey Bronze



23⁄16"(55)

17⁄8"(48)

227⁄32"(72)

23⁄16"(55)

17⁄8"(48)

227⁄32"(72)

06 05

Fixed knobs

95

23⁄16"(55) (Ø)

21⁄16"(52)

23⁄16"(55) (Ø)

21⁄16"(52)

23⁄16"(55)

37⁄32"(82)

211⁄16"(68)

11⁄2"(38)

23⁄16"(55)

37⁄32"(82)

211⁄16"(68)

2329 06 Aluminum (Ø = 50 mm) AluGrey (Ø = 50 mm) Stainless Steel (Ø = 55 mm) Bronze (Ø = 50 mm)


2329 05 Aluminum (Ø = 50 mm) AluGrey (Ø = 50 mm) Stainless Steel (Ø = 55 mm) Bronze (Ø = 50 mm)


2326 xx06 xx = 04 (r.h.) or 05 (l.h.)

Aluminum AluGrey



2326 xx05 xx = 04 (r.h.) or 05 (l.h.)

Aluminum AluGrey



06 05

Fixed knobs

96

2339 xx06 xx = 04 (r.h.) or 05 (l.h.)

Aluminum

Aluminum Natural Color Anodized only



23⁄16"(55)

37⁄32"(82)

29⁄32"(58)

11⁄2"(38)

219⁄32"(66)

2333 06 Aluminum AluGrey Stainless Steel Bronze



23⁄16"(55)

221⁄32"(67.5)

27⁄16"(62)

11⁄2"(38)

131⁄32"(50)

06

Fixed knobs

97

2374 06 Aluminum AluGrey Stainless Steel










23⁄16"(55)

37⁄32"(82)

21⁄16"(52)

23⁄16"(55)

37⁄32"(82)

21⁄16"(52)

23⁄16"(55)

21⁄4"(57)

27⁄16"(62)

11⁄2"(38)

23⁄16"(55)

21⁄4"(57)

27⁄16"(62)

11⁄2"(38)

06 05

Fixed knobs

98

2380 06 Aluminum AluGrey Stainless Steel Brass


2380 05 Aluminum AluGrey Stainless Steel Brass


23⁄16"(55)

17⁄8"(48)

113⁄16"(46)

23⁄16"(55)

17⁄8"(48)

113⁄16"(46)






23⁄16"(55)

25⁄16"(59)

23⁄16"(55)

23⁄16"(55)

25⁄16"(59)

23⁄16"(55)

06 05

Fixed knobs

99

2397 06 Aluminum AluGrey


2397 05 Aluminum AluGrey


Design: Behles&Jochimsen

23⁄16"(55)

27⁄32"(56)

215⁄32"(63)

23⁄16"(55)

27⁄32"(56)

215⁄32"(63)




23⁄16"(55)

37⁄32"(82)

127⁄32"(47)

11⁄2"(38)

27⁄8"(73)

06 05

Introduction North American Trim

100

One of FSB’s best attributes isthe ability to combine almostevery lever with almost everyrose and escutcheon plate.

In the “Lockset Program”Section, we outline the elevenmost common trim combinations.However, there are situationswhere it is possible to combineFSB trim in ways which we havenot described. In addition, it ispossible to use many of our trimdesigns on European mortise ormulti-point locks made by othermanufacturers.

We have seperated the trim designs into two categories, NorthAmerican and European trim.While most of our illustrations in both sections are shown inmillimeters, we have providedthe measurement in incheswhere possible.

All trim shown in the NorthAmerican trim sub-section isstocked in our North Americandistribution facility in naturalcolor anodized aluminum andsatin stainless steel. We indicatethe stock status on the overviewpages and when each item isshown in detail.

Generally, our North Americantrim can not be combined withother manufacturer’s locks.

North American Trim

101

1731

Base Material

Aluminum

AluGrey

Stainless Steel

Bronze

Brass

Page 102

1731 2111

1703

Page 102

1707

Page 102

1707 2111

Page 103

1798 0301

Page 104

1798 0059

Page 104

1798

Page 104

1799 0301

Page 105

1799 0059

Page 105 Page 106

1410 90xx

1758

Page 106

1795 9000

Page 107

1410 90xx

Page 108

1418 90xx

Page 109

1452 90xx

Page 110

1453 90xx

Page 111

1735 2601

Page 112

1712 2601

Page 112

1708 2601

Page 112

0450 9000/01

Page 113

0450 9010/11

Page 114

0450 9013

Page 114

1744 0069

Page 115

1712 0069

Page 115

1709 7569

Page 115

0418 9001

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1796 9007

Page 115

1744 9001

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1744 0059/60

Page 117

1712 0059

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1709 7559/60

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0418 9002

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1796 9008

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1744 9002/03

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Roses

102

1707 0401 AluminumAluGrey Stainless SteelBrass

Thickness 7 mm Available as blind cover: 1708 0000

1731 0401 AluminumAluGrey Stainless SteelBronze Brass

Thickness 7 mm Available as blind cover: 1735 0000

23⁄16"(55)

11⁄2"(38)

9⁄32"(7)

23⁄16"(55)

9⁄32"(7)

11⁄2"(38)

1703 0401 AluminumStainless SteelBronze

Thickness 7.2 mm Available as blind cover: 1704 0000 Aluminum version is 56.4 × 56.4 mm

23⁄16"(55)

11⁄2"(38)

9⁄32"(7.2)


Roses

103

23⁄16"(55)

9⁄32"(7)

11⁄2"(38)


Thickness 7 mm

23⁄16"(55)

9⁄32"(7)

11⁄2"(38)


Thickness 7 mm

FSB has built coil springs intothe sub-roses to return handlesto the horizontal position. FSBroses with positive mechanismsare ideal for the job of modern-izing doors if, for instance, re -placing the old locks would betoo laborious or in a situation inwhich the lock still functions wellbut the lock spring no longerholds the handle in position

properly, causing it to developunsightly “sag”. The restoring force in the springis sufficient to keep even solidlever handles of considerableweight – e.g. those made ofbrass or bronze – lastingly inposition.

The rose’s metal caps are sup-port ed on a glass-fibre-rein-forced base that features twolugs in the fastening area. A positive mechanism is builtinto the base. The roses areused in pairs, with a righthand(green cover) and a lefthand(red cover) version which arethrough-bolted. Restoration ofthe carrier plate is ensured by

means of coil springs and is in-fallible as a result. The angle ofrotation is 25°. Fitted in conjunc-tion with a set of lever handles,this trim is indistinguishablefrom its standard counterpart.


Specialty Roses

104


Thickness 7 mm

65 mm diameter

1798 non sprung privacy rose isTrim Set RD for latch Series ML.In application, this rose is limited to 13⁄4" – 21⁄4" thick doors.

Please refer to the “LocksetProgram” section, page 53.

Technical note

All roses for pre-drilled doors tobe installed with four throughbolted screws on the square asillustrated hereafter.


Thickness 7 mm 65 mm diameter Commercial passage rose.

29⁄16"(65)

9⁄32"(7)

29⁄16"(65)

9⁄32"(7)

29⁄16"(65)

9⁄32"(7)

1 1⁄2"(38) 11⁄2"

(38)


Thickness 7 mm

29⁄16"(65)

9⁄32"(7)


Specialty Roses

105


Thickness 14 mm65 mm diameter


Thickness 14 mm 65 mm diameter

1799 sprung privacy rose isTrim Set RE for latch Series ML. In application, this rose is limited to 13⁄8" – 2" thick doors.

Please refer to the “LocksetProgram” section, page 53.

29⁄16"(65)

9⁄16"(14)

29⁄16"(65)

9⁄16"(14)

29⁄16"(65)

9⁄16"(14)

Technical note

All roses for pre-drilled doors tobe installed with four throughbolted screws on the square asillustrated hereafter.

1 1⁄2"(38) 11⁄2"

(38)


Specialty Roses

106

1758 AluminumAluGrey Stainless SteelBronze Brass

Thickness 7 mm

Surface mounting only.

0526 Threaded rivets for metal doors.

M5 × 25 mm

To be used with narrow style rose 1758.

19⁄32"(32.5)

23⁄4"(70)

9⁄32"(7)

131⁄32"(50)

11⁄2"(38)

1⁄8"(3)

131⁄32"(50)


Thickness 3 mm

Concealed fixing outside.

0423 9000 Alignment tool for proper installation of FSB roses.


Multipoint Escutcheon Plates for Swinging Doors

107

125⁄32"(45)

931⁄32"(245)

315⁄32"(88)

9⁄32"(7)

125⁄32"(45)

931⁄32"(245)

315⁄32"(88)

9⁄32"(7)

35⁄8"(92)

125⁄32"(45)

931⁄32"(245)

315⁄32"(88)

9⁄32"(7)

35⁄8"(92)

9⁄32"(7)

Ø13⁄32"(10)

59⁄32"(134.5)

231⁄32"(75.5)

1410 Series AluminumStainless Steel

1410 9004 AluminumStainless Steel

Lever only


Cylinder

May be used with a variety ofmulti-point locks which requirea US style key-in-knob cylinder.

Always confirm door/lock com-patibility as well as door prepara-tions prior to ordering multi-pointtrim. Contact FSB North Americafor templates as required.

To be installed with 2 screwsper pair of plates, which are determined by door thickness.

Screw 0314 0540 for DT 13⁄8" Screw 0314 0545 for DT 13⁄4" Screw 0314 0550 for DT 2" Screw 0314 0560 for DT 21⁄4"


Thumbturn

Order 0423 0601 Tailpiece for Patio Set.

Illustration 1410 9006


Tailpiece 0423 0601 for use with 1410 9005 to create a Patio Set.

Escutcheon Plates 1410 Series

108

Escutcheon plates series 1410to be installed with three screwsper pair of plates, which are determined by door thickness.


For ANSI mortise locks andtubular latches. Can be stackedwith series HD or MD privacydeadbolt (requires customstrike).

Also available without lever holefor key × key applications.

1410 9000 AluminumAluGrey Stainless SteelBronze

Lever only


Cylinder Hole


Thumbturn with 5 mm diamond spindle.


Emergency Release

125⁄32"(45)

931⁄32"(245)

315⁄32"(88)

9⁄32"(7)

125⁄32"(45)

931⁄32"(245)

315⁄32"(88)

9⁄32"(7)

35⁄8"(92)

125⁄32"(45)

931⁄32"(245)

315⁄32"(88)

9⁄32"(7)

27⁄16"(62)

125⁄32"(45)

931⁄32"(245)

315⁄32"(88)

9⁄32"(7)

27⁄16"(62)

59⁄32"(134.5)

9⁄32"(7)

231⁄32"(75.5)

27⁄32"(21.5)

Ø13⁄32"(10)

Illustration: 1410 9002



109

Escutcheon plates series 1418to be installed with three screwsper pair of plates, which are determined by door thickness.





Lever only


Cylinder Hole




Emergency Release

125⁄32"(45)

931⁄32"(245)

315⁄32"(88)

9⁄32"(7)

125⁄32"(45)

931⁄32"(245)

315⁄32"(88)

9⁄32"(7)

35⁄8"(92)

125⁄32"(45)

931⁄32"(245)

315⁄32"(88)

9⁄32"(7)

27⁄16"(62)

125⁄32"(45)

931⁄32"(245)

315⁄32"(88)

9⁄32"(7)

27⁄16"(62)

59⁄32"(134.5)

9⁄32"(7)

231⁄32"(75.5)

27⁄32"(21.5)

Ø13⁄32"(10)




110

Escutcheon plates series 1452to be installed with two screwsper pair of plates, which are determined by door thickness.





Lever only


Cylinder Hole




Emergency Release

125⁄32"(45)

79⁄32"(185)

9⁄32"(7)

19⁄16"(40)

125⁄32"(45)

79⁄32"(185)

9⁄32"(7)

19⁄16"(40)

35⁄8"(92)

125⁄32"(45)

79⁄32"(185)

9⁄32"(7)

19⁄16"(40)

27⁄16"(62)

125⁄32"(45)

79⁄32"(185)

9⁄32"(7)

19⁄16"(40)

27⁄16"(62)

51⁄16"(128.5)

9⁄32"(7)

27⁄32"(21.5)

Ø13⁄32"(10)




111

Escutcheon plates series 1453to be installed with two screwsper pair of plates, which are determined by door thickness.





Lever only


Cylinder Hole




Emergency Release

125⁄32"(45)

79⁄32"(185)

9⁄32"(7)

19⁄16"(40)

125⁄32"(45)

79⁄32"(185)

9⁄32"(7)

19⁄16"(40)

35⁄8"(92)

125⁄32"(45)

79⁄32"(185)

9⁄32"(7)

19⁄16"(40)

27⁄16"(62)

125⁄32"(45)

79⁄32"(185)

9⁄32"(7)

19⁄16"(40)

27⁄16"(62)

51⁄16"(128.5)

9⁄32"(7)

27⁄32"(21.5)

Ø13⁄32"(10)



Cylinder Rings

112


Ø 2 3⁄16" (55 mm) × 1⁄4" (7 mm)

1708 2601 AluminumAluGrey Stainless Steel

Ø 2 3⁄16" (55 mm) × 1⁄4" (7 mm)

Installation of cylinder ring

with subrose

1. Insert cylinder through wavewasher first and then throughcylinder ring subrose.

2. Thread cylinder into lock case. 3. Verify cylinder head is flush

with cylinder ring for securitypurposes.

4. Verify that the cylinder key -way is located on the bottomof the cylinder as illustrated.

5. Secure cylinder from rotatingusing cylinder set screw inlock case.

6. Clip on cylinder ring.

23⁄16"(55)

113⁄32"(36)

9⁄32"(7)


Thickness 7.2 mm

Aluminum version is 56.4 × 56.4 mm

23⁄16"(55)

9⁄32"(7.2)

113⁄32"(36)

23⁄16"(55)

113⁄32"(36)

9⁄32"(7)


Cylinder Collar

113

Installation of solid cylinder

collar

1. Insert cylinder through springinto cylinder ring.

2. Thread cylinder into lockcase.

3. Verify cylinder head is flushwith cylinder ring for securitypurposes.

4. Verify that the cylinder key -way is located on the bottomof the cylinder and that thekeyway is positioned vertical-ly as illustrated.

5. Secure cylinder from rotatingusing cylinder set screw inlock case.

For narrow style and cylinder bycylinder applications (mortisefunctions A, F, and N) on 13⁄8"and 13⁄4" door thickness.


Ø 15⁄8" × 1⁄2"


Ø 15⁄8" × 5⁄16"

15⁄8"(41.5)

1⁄2"(12.7)

15⁄8"(41.5)

5⁄16"(8)

Keyed Deadbolt Cylinder Rings and Thumbturn

114


Cylinder Extension Ring Ø 13⁄8" (35 mm) × 3⁄16" (5 mm)

For use on 13⁄8" thick doors for

key × key applications


Cylinder Ring Ø 2 9⁄16" (65 mm) × 3⁄4" (19 mm)

For 21⁄8" borehole


Cylinder Ring Ø 2 3⁄16" (55 mm) × 3⁄4" (19 mm)

For 15⁄8" borehole

29⁄16"(65)

3⁄4"(19)

21⁄16"(52.5)

3⁄4"(19)

19⁄16"(40)

23⁄16"(55)

15⁄8"(41.5)

3⁄16"(5)

13⁄8"(35.2)


To be combined with 0450 9010or 0450 9011 cylinder ring forkey × turn applications.

11⁄32"(26.5)

13⁄8"(35.2)


North American Thumbturns

115



With 3⁄16" (5 mm) diamond spindle.





23⁄16"(55)

15⁄32"(29)

9⁄32"(7)

23⁄16"(55)

9⁄32"(7)15⁄32"(29)

131⁄32"(50)

11⁄2"(38)

1⁄8"(3)

131⁄32"(50)

1"(25.4)

Installing a thumbturn with

subrose (1744 0069 or

1709 7569)

1. Insert the alignment tool(illustrated p. 115) providedwith the lockset into thethumbturn hub of the lock.

2. Mark the location of all fourscrews.

3. Fasten subrose with clip pointing downwards usingthe four screws provided.

4. Push thumbturn spindle intothe lock and clip unit ontothe subrose.

5. Check action by throwing bolt.




23⁄16"(55)

9⁄32"(7.2)15⁄32"(29)


ADA compliant for disabledpersons.


Thumbturn and ADA Thumbturn

116

23⁄16"(55) 25⁄32"(20)

13⁄8"(35)

35⁄32"(80)

0423 9001 Alignment tool

To be used with all FSB Thumb turns and Turn and Release Sets which have a 3⁄16" (5 mm) diamond spindle.

Proper alignment of the FSBthumbturn subrose over the hubof the mortise lock or tubularlatch is critical. Mis -alignmentof the subrose can result indead bolt malfunction once thethumb turn is snapped in place.

To avoid this issue from occurr -ing, please use the thumbturnalignment tool provided in everyappropriate FSB lockset or dead-bolt set to mark the locations ofthe screws before fastening.

15⁄16"(33)

123⁄32"(44)

3 ⁄16"

(4.8

)



Narrow style thumbturn


29⁄32"(23)

19⁄32"(32.5)

113⁄32"(36)

17⁄8"(48)

15⁄32"(29)

3⁄32"(2)

North American Turn and Release Sets

117



Thumbturn and Emergency Release (with Indicator)



Thumbturn and Emergency Release (without Indicator)


Standard spindle projectionvalid for door thickness 13⁄8" to21⁄4". Extended length spindlesavailable on request.

23⁄16"(55)

23⁄16"(55)

15⁄32"(29)

9⁄32"(7)

9⁄32"(7)

23⁄16"(55)

23⁄16"(55)

15⁄32"(29)

9⁄32"(7)

9⁄32"(7)


118





Thumbturn and Emergency Release (without Indicator)



23⁄16"(55)

23⁄16"(55)

15⁄32"(29)

9⁄32"(7)

9⁄32"(7)

23⁄16"(55)

23⁄16"(55)

15⁄32"(29)

9⁄32"(7)

9⁄32"(7)



119



Thumbturn and Emergency Release (with Indicator and visible Screws both Sides)


131⁄32"(50)

131⁄32"(50)

11⁄2"(38)

1⁄8"(3)1"(25.4)

131⁄32"(50)

131⁄32"(50)

11⁄2"(38)

1⁄8"(3)



Square Rose Privacy Set withThumbturn and Emergency Release (with Indicator)



Available without indicator as1712 0060.

23⁄16"(55)

9⁄32"(7.2)15⁄32"(29)

23⁄16"(55)

9⁄32"(7.2)

Narrow Rose and ADA Turn and Release Sets

120


ADA Privacy Set with Thumb-turn and Emergency Release (with Indicator)


Available without Indicator as1744 9003.

23⁄16"(55) 23⁄16"(55)

11⁄2"(38)

35⁄32"(80)

9⁄32"(7)






For narrow style doors with lessthan a 13⁄4" style, special thumb -turns and emergency releasesmust be used to avoid the trimfrom interfering with the stop ofthe frame.

29⁄32"(23)

19⁄32"(32.5)

113⁄32"(36)

17⁄8"(48)

15⁄32"(29)

3⁄32"(2)

19⁄32"(32.5)

113⁄32"(36)

17⁄8"(48)

19⁄32"(15)

1⁄16"(1.5)

Introduction European Trim

121

One of FSB’s best attributes isthe ability to combine almostevery lever with almost everyrose and escutcheon plate.

We have seperated the trimdesigns into two categories,North American and Europeantrim.

On the European trim overviewpage, we show all standard trimavailable from FSB. Only a fewof these products are stocked inour North American distributionfacility in natural color anodizedaluminum and satin stainlesssteel. We indicate stock statuson both on the overview page aswell as when each item isshown in detail.

Some of this trim can be modifi -ed to be compatible with ourNorth American locking systems,and some cannot. Consult withour technical department to determine the possibilities. Inaddition, most of these productsare compatible with a variety ofEuropean multi-point and mortise locks made by othermanufacturers.

European Trim

122

1731

1707

Page 124

1731 2111

Page 125

1707 2111

Page 125

1735

Page 124

1735 0054

Page 126 Page 127

1735 6054 1704 0054

Page 126

1708 7554

Page 126

1708 xx54

Page 126

1450 03

Page 132

1483 03

Page 140

1485 01

Page 141

1488 03

Page 140

1410 03

Page 133

1451 03

Page 134

1418 03

Page 135

1416

Page 137

1417

Page 137

1708

Page 124

1704

Page 124 Page 142

1719

Page 142

1757

1703

Page 124

123

Page 129

1795 0201

Page 142

1718

Page 142

1758

Page 144

1752

1735 7654

Page 127

1708 7654

Page 127

1796 0254

Page 129

1433

Page 139

1454

Page 130

1455

Page 130

1486 01

Page 141

1550

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1431

Page 136

1432

Page 138

Page 143

1768

Page 143

1729

Page 144

1717 | 1755

Page 129

1796 0210

Base Material

Aluminum

AluGrey

Stainless Steel

Bronze

Brass


Lever Roses European Cylinder Ring

124

23⁄16"(55)

11⁄2"(38)

9⁄32"(7)

23⁄16"(55)

9⁄32"(7)

11⁄2"(38)

23⁄16"(55)

9⁄32"(7)

11⁄2"(38)

23⁄16"(55)

9⁄32"(7)

11⁄2"(38)

1731 without lugs 1743

AluminumAluGrey Stainless SteelBronze Brass




AluminumAluGrey Stainless SteelBrass




1703 0401 Lever Rose

1704 0010 European PZ

AluminumStainless SteelBronze

23⁄16"(55)

11⁄2"(38)

9⁄32"(7.2)

23⁄16"(55)

11⁄2"(38)

Lever Roses with spring mechanism

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23⁄16"(55)

9⁄32"(7)

11⁄2"(38)


23⁄16"(55)

9⁄32"(7)

11⁄2"(38)


FSB has built coil springs intothe sub-roses to return handlesto the horizontal position. FSBroses with positive mechanismsare ideal for the job of modern-izing doors if, for instance, re -placing the old locks would betoo laborious or in a situation inwhich the lock still functions wellbut the lock spring no longerholds the handle in position

properly, causing it to developunsightly “sag”. The restoringforce in the spring is sufficientto keep even solid lever handlesof considerable weight – e.g.those made of brass or bronze –lastingly in position.

The rose’s metal caps are sup-port ed on a glass-fibre-rein-forced base that features twolugs in the fastening area. Apositive mechanism is built intothe base. The roses are used inpairs, with a righthand (greencover) and a lefthand (red cover)version which are through-bolted.Restoration of the carrier plateis ensured by means of coil

springs and is infallible as a result. The angle of rotation is25°. Fitted in conjunction with a set of lever handles, this trim is indistinguishable from itsstandard counterpart.


European Privacy Trim

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23⁄16"(55)

11⁄2"(38)

9⁄32"(7)

23⁄16"(55)

11⁄2"(38)

9⁄32"(7)

1735 0054 without lugs 1744 0054


With 8 mm square spindle.

1735 6054without lugs 1744 6054

Aluminum AluGrey


1708 7554 without lugs 1709 7554



1708 xx54xx = 43 (r.h.) or 53 (l.h.)

Aluminum

Aluminum Natural Color Anodized only


23⁄16"(55)

11⁄2"(38)

15⁄32"(29)

23⁄16"(55)

11⁄2"(38)

15⁄32"(29)

23⁄16"(55)

11⁄2"(38)

9⁄32"(7)

23⁄16"(55)

11⁄2"(38)

9⁄32"(7)

23⁄16"(55)

11⁄2"(38)

15⁄8"(41)

23⁄16"(55)

11⁄2"(38)

113⁄32"(36)

Available without indicator onspecial request.


European Privacy Trim

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23⁄16"(55)

15⁄32"(29)

23⁄16"(55)

9⁄32"(7.2)

11⁄2"(38)

11⁄2"(38)

23⁄16"(55)

Ø 9⁄16"(14.5)

23⁄16"(55) 23⁄16"(55)

11⁄2"(38)

11⁄2"(38)

9⁄32"(7)

23⁄16"(55) 23⁄16"(55)

11⁄2"(38)

11⁄2"(38)

9⁄32"(7)

3464 Aluminum

1704 0054 Aluminum Stainless SteelBronze



1735 7654without lugs 1744 7654

Aluminum AluGreyStainless Steel


1708 7654without lugs 1709 7654

Aluminum AluGreyStainless Steel


Inquiries are often received fromretailers concerning privacy trimfor heavy-duty bathroom anddressing room applications witha heavy duty emergency releaseon the outside.

An FSB set devised for suchspecial circumstances featuresa thumbturn on the inside and aspecial emergency release.

The emergency release on theoutside can be opened by authorised persons only (by useof special key as shown right)even with resistance from theinside.

Cut Escutcheon Plates

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When ordering custom designs,please first send us a dimension-ed drawing. We will then furnishyou with a counter drawing forverification purposes togetherwith a price quote.

FSB supplies cut escutcheonplates and roses either with

· visible fixing on both sides

· visible or concealed fixing onone side (concealed fixing bymeans of weld-on threadedbushings that double as reinforcement lugs)

Architectural trends such asthose advocating that technicalor design elements be kept asflush as possible have reallydriven demand for cut es-cutcheon plates.

FSB utilizes leading-edge laserproduction technology allowingit to manufacture almost anyshape that can be representedas a vectorized file and is notlarger than 47" × 98" (1,200 ×2,500 mm) in size as a cut es-cutcheon plate.

You will find a selection ofminimalist eschutcheon platesand roses as a starting pointhere which, so we believe, adhere very closely to the trendreferenced above due to theirbeing 3 mm thick and 35 mmwide, but which are neverthelessmerely intended as initial sug-gestions. Escutcheon plates androses 3 mm thick are furnishedwith a spacer ring in solid stain-less steel. FSB additionally of-fers to supply cut escutcheonplates in custom designs.

Please note the technical in-formation on Page 129 when ordering.

Cut Roses

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1795 xx01 xx = 01 (visible fixing,

both sides) xx = 02 (concealed fixing,

one side)

Stainless Steel

38 mm center-to-center

1796 0254 Supplied with concealed fixing outside only.

Stainless Steel



Furniture may incorporate non-detachable lever handles; please indicate FSB model required when ordering.


1796 xx10 xx = 01 (visible fixing,

both sides) xx = 02 (concealed fixing,

one side)

Stainless Steel


131⁄32"(50)

131⁄32"(50)

11⁄2"(38)

1⁄8"(3)

131⁄32"(50)

131⁄32"(50)

11⁄2"(38)

1⁄8"(3)

131⁄32"(50)

131⁄32"(50)

11⁄2"(38)

1⁄8"(3)1"(25)

131⁄32"(50)

131⁄32"(50)

11⁄2"(38)

1⁄8"(3)

3 mm: sliding bearing with stain-less steel spacer ring

Fastening methods:

concealed fixing on one side bymeans of welded-on stainlesssteel threaded bushings on thereverse face that also act as reinforcements, stainless steelrecessed head screws.

Visible fixing on both sides bymeans of stainless steel recessed head screws.


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1454 xx rectangular, 35 × 185 mm



xx = 01 (visible fixing, both sides)

xx = 02 (concealed fixing, one side)

Stainless Steel

1455 xx round, 35 × 185 mm

1457 xx round, 35 × 210 mm

1459 xx round, 35 × 245 mm

xx = 01 (visible fixing, both sides)

xx = 02 (concealed fixing, one side)

Stainless Steel

13⁄8"(35)

931⁄32"(245)

1⁄8"(3)

35⁄8"(92)

79⁄32"(185)

89⁄32"(210)

227⁄32"(72)

13⁄8"(35)

931⁄32"(245)

1⁄8"(3)

35⁄8"(92)

79⁄32"(185)

89⁄32"(210)

227⁄32"(72)

Figure left: 3 mm thick, concealed fixing onone side, with stainless steelspacer ring

3 mm: sliding bearing with stain-less steel spacer ring

Fastening methods:

concealed fixing on one side bymeans of welded-on stainlesssteel threaded bushings on thereverse face that also act as reinforcements, stainless steelrecessed head screws.

Visible fixing on both sides bymeans of stainless steel recessed head screws.

Available with 72 mm center-to-center for European mortiselocks and 92 mm center-to-center for European multipointand narrow style mortise locks.

Keyholes and Bathroom/WC version

Custom Escutcheons

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X

C

D

Z

Y

A

B

14BB

X

C

D

Y

A

14CC

X

C

D

Y

A

14DD

35⁄8"(92)

35⁄8"(92)

X

C

D

Z

Y

A

B

14AA

Fax to 203-404-4710 for special order and price quote.

European Escutcheon North American Escutcheon

14AA 14BB 14CC 14DD

Length X

Width Y

Dimension A

Dimension B

Dimension C

Dimension D

Center-to center Z 3 5⁄8" (92 mm) 3 5⁄8" (92 mm)

Cylinder Type PZ-Cylinder PZ-Cylinder US-Cylinder US-Cylinder

Fastening Δ concealed* Δ concealed* Δ concealed* Δ concealed* method Δ visible Δ visible Δ visible Δ visible

* = concealed fixing one side only

European Escutcheon 14xx

Stainless Steel xx = AA (rectangular) xx = BB (rounded)

If two through bolting locationsare desired, simply place an xin the box for dimension B, C orD below.

North American Escutcheon 14xx

Stainless Steel xx = CC (rectangular) xx = DD (rounded)

European Escutcheon Plates

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1402 00xxAluminum Stainless Steel

visible fixing

xx = 10 European PZ (72 mm CTC)

1450 03xx Aluminum AluGrey Stainless Steel Bronze

concealed fixing


125⁄32"(45)

611⁄16"(170)

19⁄16"(40)

9⁄32"(7)

Ø7⁄32"(5.5)

7⁄8"(22)

227⁄32"(72)

15⁄16"(24)

125⁄32"(45)

79⁄32"(185)

131⁄32"(50)

9⁄32"(7)

Ø13⁄32"(10)

413⁄32"(112)

27⁄32"(21.5)

227⁄32"(72)

1452 03xx Aluminum AluGreyStainless SteelBronze

concealed fixing


125⁄32"(45)

79⁄32"(185)

35⁄8"(92)

19⁄16"(40)

9⁄32"(7)

Ø13⁄32"(10)

51⁄16"(128.5)

27⁄32"(21.5)

Explanation:

xx = 01 Passage xx = 54 Privacy


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1410 00xxAluminum Stainless Steel

visible fixing

72 + 92 mm center-to-center

Available as blind backplate:1410 0000

1410 03xx AluminumAluGrey Stainless SteelBronze

concealed fixing


1407 00xxAluminum

visible fixing


Available as blind backplate: 1407 0000

1445 00xxAluminum

visible fixing


125⁄32"(45)

931⁄32"(245)

315⁄32"(88)

35⁄8"(92)

227⁄32"(72)

9⁄32"(7)

125⁄32"(45)

931⁄32"(245)

315⁄32"(88)

35⁄8"(92)

227⁄32"(72)

9⁄32"(7)

Ø13⁄32"(10)

59⁄32"(134.5)

231⁄32"(75.5)

27⁄32"(21.5)

131⁄32"(50)

931⁄32"(245)

321⁄32"(93)

9⁄32"(7)

35⁄8"(92)

227⁄32"(72)

19⁄16"(40)

91⁄16"(230)

37⁄16"(87)

9⁄32"(7)

35⁄8"(92)

227⁄32"(72)


Explanation:

xx = 01 Passage xx = 10 European PZ

(72 mm CTC) xx = 12 European PZ

(92 mm CTC) xx = 54 Privacy


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1415 00xx Aluminum Stainless Steel

visible fixing


1451 03xx Aluminum AluGreyStainless Steel

concealed fixing



concealed fixing


125⁄32"(45)

611⁄16"(170)

19⁄16"(40)

9⁄32"(7)

Ø7⁄32"(5.5)

7⁄8"(22)

227⁄32"(72)

15⁄16"(24)

125⁄32"(45)

79⁄32"(185)

131⁄32"(50)

9⁄32"(7)

Ø13⁄32"(10)

413⁄32"(112)

27⁄32"(21.5)

227⁄32"(72)

125⁄32"(45)

79⁄32"(185)

35⁄8"(92)

19⁄16"(40)

9⁄32"(7)

Ø13⁄32"(10)

51⁄16"(128.5)

27⁄32"(21.5)

Explanation:

xx = 01 Passage xx = 54 Privacy


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visible fixing


1418 03xx Aluminum AluGrey Stainless Steel Bronze Brass

concealed fixing


125⁄32"(45)

931⁄32"(245)

315⁄32"(88)

35⁄8"(92)

227⁄32"(72)

9⁄32"(7)

125⁄32"(45)

931⁄32"(245)

315⁄32"(88)

35⁄8"(92)

227⁄32"(72)

9⁄32"(7)

Ø13⁄32"(10)

59⁄32"(134.5)

231⁄32"(75.5)

27⁄32"(21.5)

Explanation:





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1431 00xx Aluminum



1436 00xx Aluminum



611⁄16"(170)

19⁄16"(40)

9⁄32"(7)

227⁄32"(72)

127⁄32"(47)

11⁄2"(38)

15⁄16"(24)

Ø7⁄32"(5.5)

7⁄8"(22)

127⁄32"(47)

91⁄16"(230)

37⁄16"(87)

227⁄32"(72)

9⁄32"(7)

11⁄2"(38)

Explanation:




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1416 xxxx Aluminum Stainless Steel


113⁄32"(36)

821⁄32"(220)

311⁄32"(85)

227⁄32"(72)

9⁄32"(7)

1417 xxxx Aluminum Stainless Steel


113⁄32"(36)

821⁄32"(220)

311⁄32"(85)

227⁄32"(72)

9⁄32"(7)

Explanation:

xxxx = 0001 Passage xxxx = 0010 European PZ

(72 mm CTC) xxxx = 7554 Privacy


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1432 03xx Stainless Steel

concealed fixing


A while ago Hartmut Weise pre-sented the market with archingroses (1707) as an alternative tothe angular design of flat roses.

He has now followed up witha slightly arching eschutcheonplate in stainless steel that restson a plastic base so as to seem-ingly hover on the door.

1432 cannot be combined withANSI mortise locks.

19⁄16"(40)

107⁄16"(265)

321⁄32"(93)

35⁄8"(92)

227⁄32"(72)

3⁄8"(9.5)

Ø13⁄32"(10)

59⁄32"(134.5)

231⁄32"(75.5)

27⁄32"(21.5)

Stock Items (in Satin Stainless Steel)

Explanation:





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1433 03xx Aluminum AluGrey Stainless Steel

concealed fixing


1433 is the larger equivalent ofthe familiar 1432 eschutcheonplate by Hartmut Weise.

Especially developed for reno-vation work, it measures 55 mmacross and is hence ideal forcovering over traces of the pre-vious fitting.

Set off by a black base, thisslightly curving backplate forconcealed fixing to doors some -how appears to “hover” in space.

1433 cannot be combined withANSI mortise locks.

19⁄16"(40)

107⁄16"(265)

321⁄32"(93)

35⁄8"(92)

227⁄32"(72)

3⁄8"(9.5)

Ø13⁄32"(10)

59⁄32"(134.5)

231⁄32"(75.5)

27⁄32"(21.5)

Explanation:




European Escutcheon Plates Concealed Fixing

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1483 xxxx Aluminum AluGrey Stainless Steel

Radius corners 12 mm 72 mm center-to-center

1483 03 cannot be combinedwith ANSI mortise locks.

Square escutcheon plates

The FSB escutcheon plate pro-gram embraces items for bothconcealed and visible fixing, radiused corners or square corners.

In addition FSB offers “nibbled”or laser cut customized es-cutcheon plate for visible fixing.Please send dimensioned draw-ings. We will submit our owndraw ings and a quote in return.

79⁄32"(185)

79⁄32"(185)

131⁄32"(50)

9⁄32"(7)

Ø13⁄32"(10)

413⁄32"(112)

27⁄32"(21.5)

227⁄32"(72)

19⁄32"(32.5)

1488 xxxx Aluminum AluGreyStainless Steel


1488 03 cannot be combinedwith ANSI mortise locks.

79⁄32"(185)

79⁄32"(185)

131⁄32"(50)

9⁄32"(7)

Ø13⁄32"(10)

413⁄32"(112)

27⁄32"(21.5)

227⁄32"(72)

19⁄32"(32.5)

Explanation:


(72 mm CTC) xxxx = 4354 Privacy (r.h.) xxxx = 5354 Privacy (l.h.)

European Escutcheon Plates Visible Fixing

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1485 xxxx Aluminum (x = 3 mm)Stainless Steel (x = 2 mm)


79⁄32"(185)

79⁄32"(185)

131⁄32"(50)

X

227⁄32"(72)

19⁄32"(32.5)

1486 xxxx Aluminum (x = 3 mm)Stainless Steel (x = 2 mm)


79⁄32"(185)

79⁄32"(185)

131⁄32"(50)

X

227⁄32"(72)

19⁄32"(32.5)

Explanation:


(72 mm CTC) xxxx = 4154 Privacy (r.h.) xxxx = 5154 Privacy (l.h.)

Narrow Lever Roses Narrow European Cylinder Rings

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23⁄4"(70)

19⁄32"(32.5) 9⁄32"(7)

23⁄4"(70)

19⁄32"(32.5) 9⁄32"(7)

23⁄4"(70)

19⁄32"(32.5) 9⁄32"(7)

23⁄4"(70)

19⁄32"(32.5) 9⁄32"(7)

1758 AluminumAluGrey Stainless SteelBronze

1757 Aluminum AluGrey Stainless Steel Bronze

1718 Aluminum Stainless Steel

1719 Aluminum Stainless Steel

c:c screwholes 50 mm, for countersunk screws M5


Self adhesive European Cylinder Rings

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29⁄16"(65)

13⁄32"(28) 9⁄32"(7)

1⁄8"(3)

23⁄4"(70)

13⁄32"(28) 9⁄32"(7)

1⁄8"(3)

1768 3 mm

1769 7 mm

Aluminum Stainless Steel Alu + Color

1729 3 mm

1730 7 mm


European Rose, Cylinder Rings and Escutcheon Plate

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23⁄4"(70)

19⁄32"(32.5) 9⁄32"(7)

827⁄32"(225)

13⁄32"(28) 5⁄16"(8)

25⁄8"(67)

35⁄8"(92)

227⁄32"(72)

1752 1755



1717 Aluminum Stainless Steel Alu + Color



visible fixing




(92 mm CTC)

23⁄4"(70)

23⁄4"(70)

13⁄32"(28) 9⁄32"(7)



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