Dynamic

The three-dimensionality of waves

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Dynamic

A 3D wave pattern defines the handgrip of this handle communicating with the squared volumes that contain it.

Finishes

Matt bronze

Polished chrome

Satin chrome

Gold plated

Patiné mat

Models

Door handle on rose art.019

COD. 1645 rb 019

Door handle on rose art.023

COD. 1645 rb 023

Door handle on rose art.024

COD. 1645 rb 024

Door handle on rose art.025

COD. 1645 rb 025

Door handle on plate

COD. 1645 pl

Window handle with DK movement and SmartBlock invisible anti-intrusion system

COD. 1645 sk

The Dynamic window handles are equipped with the innovative SmartBlock anti-intrusion system that protects against theft and aggressions.

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Dynamic

Door handle on rose art.019

COD.1645 rb 019

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Door handle on rose art.023

COD.1645 rb 023

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Door handle on rose art.024

COD.1645 rb 024

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Door handle on rose art.025

COD.1645 rb 025

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Door handle on plate

COD.1645 pl

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Dynamic

Window handle with DK movement and SmartBlock invisible anti-intrusion system

COD.1645 sk

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Dynamic

The three-dimensionality of waves

FOCUS

Dynamic is a handle for doors and windows that does not hide itself, proudly displaying its soft lines that are at same time rigid and linear. How can that be?

If chosen in the polished finishes, such as chrome or gold plated, the three-dimensional “wave” pattern embossed on the front of the handgrip almost disappears, mirroring the surrounding environment in an unusual and curious way.

Whereas if it is chosen in the satin finishes such as satin chrome, the pattern becomes materic and highlights its lines that chase each other giving life to unusual geometrical forms.

The Dynamic handle is available with either a square or a round rose. The first, more modern, is perfect for modern doors with smooth panels, while the second rose lends itself more to classic doors, even pantographed ones.