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Decor Handles: Ironmongery Collection INDEX Handles Pg. 3 Pull Handles Pg.20 Central Knob Pg.26 Wrought Iron Pg.27 Door Locks Pg.29 Bolts & Cremona Pg. 32 Bolts & Door Closers Pg. 33 Door Accessories Pg. 34 Hinges Pg. 36 Window Fittings Pg. 38 Cabinet Handle Pg. 39 Cabinet Knobs Pg.42 Kiddies/Crystal Range Pg.43 Crystal Range Pg.43 Antique Range Pg.45 Shower Fittings Pg.47 INTRODUCTION DECOR CITYand DECOR HANDLES were established in 1994 and have the largest range of imported and local designer door handles. Our handles come in various finishes, including solid brass, chrome, wrought Iron, satin chrome, brushed nickel and rose gold. We cover styles from traditional to contemporary. We also carry a large range of speciality locks to match our range as well as a large range of Ironmongery; Such as door and Cupboards hinges, Bolts, Knobs, draw slides, door knockers, fasteners, etc. At Decor city and Decor handles we strive to offer professional advice and customer service, our team has a combined 50 years' experience. "If you cant find it anywhere else you WILL find it at Decor Handles and Decor City" 2 DC HANDLES FEDRA FEDRA SLIM Finish: Vintage (Rose Gold) Finish: Matt/ Polished Chrome � Roboquatro Robo uatro 3 HANDLES LV-47 Finish: Satin Chrome/sn/cp/ab LV-47 LV-48 Finish: Satin Chrome LV-088 LV-224 4 LV-49 LS-61 DC HANDLES LV-041 Finish: Brushed Satin/ Matt Nickel Finish: Antique Pewter LV-041 LV-068 Finish: Antique Matt Brass/ Antique Pewter Finish: Two tone LV-74 LV-920 Finish: Matt Chrome/ Two tone Finish: Two tone LV-74 LV-144 5 !I DC HANDLES I§�I Finish: Stainless Steel Hollow LS-5 LS-1 LV-105 LS-7 LS-30 6 LS-135 LV-146 DC HANDLES LS-40 LS-40B LV-904 LS-41 Suitable foraluminium / wooden doors Available in 60mm or 85mm or regular key hole LV-152 LV-151 7 HANDLES LV-226 LV-500 LV-501 LV-227 Brushed Chrome LV-70 LV-014 LV-041mn AVAILABLE IN BOMM YALE LV-042mn LV-025/57 ALL HANDLES ON ROSETTE SUPPLIED WITH KEY PLATES DC HANDLES CRYSTAL RANGE SGI Finish: Polished Chrome LV-766 Finish: Polished Chrome LC-77 LC-78 LC-79 LC-87 9 DC HANDLES SLIM LINE LV-112 Solid Stainless Steel LV-113 Space LV-211 Matt Black / Matt Chrome Matt Rose Gold LV-766 LV-766 Matt Chrome I Bright Chrome Firenze 10 LV-770 LV-1777 ENDER RANGE DC STAINLESS STEEL 304 Solid STOUT-172 Solid 11 ENDER RANGE STAINLESS STEEL 304 11,1 I8 DC !-�I STOUT-145 TRIN-227 OUTLINE-315 OUTLINE-315 Flush Handle Stainless F-402 • F-406 Concealed ----, Flush Handle Box Bolt 300mm/600mm/1000mm CREMONA 12 88-12 88-50 STOUT-145 STOUT DC HANDLES SCLID BRASS LV-1777 Aurelia Antique / Chrome LV-1775 LV-012 Brush Chrome/ Bright Chrome Finish: Antique Silver LV-412 LV-1778 ARG Satin Nickel / Finish: Antique Silver Scratch Antique LV-1778P LV-810 13 HANDLES SOLID BRASS Matt Brass LV-411 Bright Chrome Chrome I P. Brass LV-411 LV-405 Matt Chrome I P. Brass Bright Chrome LV-408 LV-410 Bright Chrome I P. Brass 14 LV-531 LV-71 DC HANDLES SCLID BRASS LV-807 15 HANDLES AL-31 PH-51 P-150 PH-50 CP SC V-512 F-640 AL-37 BB-37 BB-333 ALUMINIUM ALUMINIUM 16 AL-35 Hl-91 Hl-90 DC HANDLES SCLID BRASS LV-497sn LV-497ab LV-3300c 17 SOLID BRASS • • • • 0 18 DC HANDLES SCLID BRASS [1 • • Antique V-99 V-415 19 PULL HANDLES SOLID BRASS b C C b b C I O/A 1240mm PH-1802 I O/A 1450mm PH-189 I O/A lsoomm PH-182 OFFSET PH-3997 PH-120 300mm PH-3992 PH-3991 PH-3993 PH-3994 DC PULL HANDLES sn Satin Nickle Brushed I C/C 1166mm Pewter Matt Chrome I O/A 240mm lctcl 310mm lotAI 450mm I I I Top Rosette Width 62mm I Matt Brass I FinishI Matt Chrome/Chrome/AB I I Plate Size I 325mm x 55mm PH-220 Solid Brass PH-690 Solid Brass PH-6QQ Solid Brass I C/C 1130mm I C/C I 200mm I C/C I 260mm I C/C I 1B0mm I O/A I 275mm I O/A I 240mm I O/A I 380mm I O/A I 230mm PH-701 PH-200 PH-702 PH-149 PULL HANDLES r:- I'""" 1 j, 1::: Ii 11: 1:: : i - I' er !! - •.. LARGE - lctc lsoomm lotA ls20mm MEDIUM lctc 1350mm lotA 1360mm SMALL lctc 1360mm lctc 1200mm lotA 1375mm lotA 1220mm I Finish I Chrome I Finish I Chrome LARGE lctc I 600mml lotA I 620mml PH-3106 PH-2319 SMALL lctc I 260mm llotA I 27Dmml I Finish I Chrome/ Satin Chrome I PH-2387 1, -= lr :e: I: lctc 1 270mm l 1 otA 295mm lctc I 350mml I Finish I Satin lotA I soomml -� PH-2318 II-!·" 1,,: 1·: LARGE lctc 1900mm I lotA 1 1.200mm - ..... LARGE MEDIUM lctc 1900mm I lotA 11 .200mml lctc 1450mm lotA 1600mm I lctc 1.760mm MEDIUM I SMALL lctc 1 1.400mm l 1 l 1 I l tA 1.soomm ctc 450mm I otA 600mm I lctc 1200mm lotA 1300mm o I I l SMALL otA I 1.soomm I I Finish I Two Tone lctc 1200mm I lotA 1300mm I I Finish I Satin I I Finish I Two Tone I PH-2371 PH-3060 PH-2400 PH-2422 DC PULL HANDLES PH-2095 Large Small CIC 1200mm CIC 500mm OIA 1235mm OIA 535mm PH-2329 PH-2368C CIC 800mm OIA 1.200mm PH-2063 CIC 700mm CIC 700mm OIA 600mm OIA 600mm PH-2138 PH-2137 PULL HANDLES Gold PH-146 Lar Small r IOIJ\ 500mm II 0/AI 4 00mm I lc1cI 450mm II C/C I 350mm I I Finish I Satin Chrome I Chrome I PH-2248 I O/A I 310mm lc1c I 275mm Ila/A I 370mm I I Finish I Natural Aluminium SEAHORSE DC PULL HANDLES lsizel400mmllsizel 600mml lsizel 400mm llsizel 600mm Ice I 300mm I lotA I 620mm I I Finish! Brushed I Finish I Brushed I Finish I Brushed ss I lctc I 400mm PH-195 PH-192 PH-3030 lotA I 600mm I Finish I Brushed PH-2542 I Finish I Brushed PH-2454 Flush Handle Ice 1200mm lotA 1200mm Ice 1300mm 1155mm Ice 1155mm I Finish I Brushed ss PH-285 AB Brush SS F-63 CENTRAL KNOBSOLID BRASS pb V-400 Knob: 98mm I Plate: 147mm pb V-4015 Knob: 67mm V-73 Knob: 70mm I Plate: 85mm V-580 Knob: 77mm V-221 MK-2 Knob: 80mm 26 MK-1 Knob: 72mm DC WROUGHT IRON Iron Hinge 27 WROUGHT IRON 28 DC DOOR LOCKS MECHANICAL COMBINATION LATCH WITH HOLD BACK BUTTON ML-92 ELECTRIC TOUCH LOCK ML-93 Brush Chrome 50mm BS or 60mm BS ML-28060 Multi Security Lock 85x 60mm 85x50mm 85 x60mm 1.800mm BS BS BS ML-400 ML-20333 ML-20350 ML-20060 ML-28060 29 DOOR LOCKS WC8mm ML-334 ML-291 . " ML-4200 Night Latch • ML-200 Sliding Night Latch ML-703 ML-305 ML-306 ML-203 Rim Lock Rebate Conversion Set 30 ML-2 ML-262R DC DOOR LOCKS ML-530 ML-170 C-001 - PERSONAL CARD ML-64 Electric Striker for Eurolock L5-9 ML-92 IIL·- ML-180 ML-11 31 DC BOLTS & CREMONA 300mm BB-67 BB-57 BB-53 DUST PROOF BB-71 BB-54 b C b 300mm 150mm b C Stainless BB-117 BB-60 BB-52 DC BOLTS & DOOR CLOSERS .. ....... �. :,- �:- - --� ,-- A\-� , (!. " ; ,1:. -._,,, i -=i=ituil:i� BB-179m 150mm , i,, 'r1, � 1 -�� � ·L__...1 Heavy Duty BB-179s 100mm BB-19 (AB/SC) BB-179L 200mm Neck Bolt Straight Bolt BB-180 60mm/180mm BB-181 50mm/ 65mm/ INVISIBLE DOOR CLOSER A Standard inslah 65mm/ 75mm/ 100mm - .___...- 75mm/ 100mm BB-215ss BB-204ss Available in DF-492 50kg/65kg/120kg DF-493 DF-491 DOOR ACCESSORIES Stainless DF-48 DF-48 DF-47 DF-42 DF-41 Stainless CUBE MAGNET MAGNETIC Stainless MAGNETIC Stainless MAGNETIC Stainless DF-60 DF-56 DF-52 DF-52 DF-51 STAIRCASE BRACKET Suitable for wall / floor fix DF-53 DF-39 RF-183 RF-184 HH-253 HH-28 HH-96 HH-338 HH-94 HH-398 N-85 N-86 HH-315 DCDOOR ACCESSORIES lsize 1110mm DF-18 DF-173 I Size 1230mm DF-176 DF-857 DF-853 DF-55 DF-852 DF-854 DF-13 DF-21 DF-22 DF-23 I DC HINGES i;�I PARLIAMENT PARLIAMENT Solid Brass Butt Hinges Hl-40 Brass 76mm PB PB SC 65mm 76mm 76mm PARLAMENT Hl-10/... Hl-102 Invisible Counterflap Butler Counterflap hinge 100mm x 180mm Hl-105 PROJECTION Hl-115 DC PIVOT HINGES 36 Hl-44 Hl-46 Hl-47 Hl-45 DC HINGES � l-� , 1,•· 1. I • ,. T ' , 1 f:. 100mm 100mm x 75mm 100mm x 75mm 100mm x 75mm Hl-613 Hl-80 (SS) ·- Hl-80 (PB) 100mm x80mm Hl-108 Hl-105 120mm x 90mm Hl-184 DOUBLE ACTION HD , ... ··""'·-r • CHOOSING THE NUMBER OF HINGES Doors up to 40Kg in weight - 2 Hinges Doors from 40Kg to 70Kg in weight - 3 Hinges Doors from 70Kg to 90Kg in weight - 4 Hinges Door of 35Kg in weight and 100 cm leaf - 3 Hinges • In accordance with the required torque, fix the terminal (locking it with the spring pin), 1, 2 or 3 (but never in a higher position).
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