Black Cottage Lever
The Cottage collection is part of our traditional range of sprung lever handles. This timeless design best lends itself to cottages and period dwellings
Features:
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Simplistic and Stylish Design: The Black Straight Lever features a clean and stylish design that adds a touch of elegance to any door. Its understated aesthetic makes it a versatile choice, perfectly suited for both traditional and contemporary settings.
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Part of the Blacksmith Range: This lever set is a proud member of our Blacksmith range of sprung lever handles. The Blacksmith collection embodies the artistry of traditional craftsmanship while incorporating modern design elements, offering a harmonious fusion of timeless and contemporary appeal.
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Suitable for Various Settings: The Straight set's design versatility ensures it's an excellent fit for a wide range of settings. It seamlessly complements the aesthetics of both classic and modern interiors.
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Durable Black Finish: The black finish adds a bold and versatile touch to the lever set, making it suitable for a variety of design schemes. It enhances the overall appearance while providing durability.
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Spring Mechanism: The lever handles in the Blacksmith range are equipped with a spring mechanism, ensuring smooth and responsive operation for comfortable use.
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Durable Craftsmanship: Crafted from high-quality materials, the Black Straight Lever is built to withstand regular use and provide lasting performance. Its robust construction ensures reliability and longevity.
Specifications:
- Design: Simplistic and stylish design for versatility
- Collection: Part of the Blacksmith range of sprung lever handles
- Suitability: Suitable for both traditional and contemporary settings
- Finish: Durable black finish for a bold and versatile appearance
- Spring Mechanism: Equipped with a spring mechanism for smooth and comfortable handle operation
- Construction: High-quality materials for durability and lasting performance
- Packaging: Thoughtfully packaged to ensure safe delivery and protection during transit