Window handles
The handle you touch most often during the day. It should sit well in the hand and suit the look of the frame – and is available with a key if you want to be able to lock the window.
Tokyo
Tokyo
Toulon
Toulon
Tokyo with key
The handle is the only place you actually touch your windows and doors, so it is worth a moment of thought. Here you can see real examples – for windows, patio doors, sliding doors and the front door.
The handle you touch most often during the day. It should sit well in the hand and suit the look of the frame – and is available with a key if you want to be able to lock the window.
The same design language as the window handles, so windows and patio door belong together in the room. The soft Tokyo or the angular Toulon – in aluminium or black.
A sliding door is heavy, and the handle has to cope with the pull. That is why sliding door handles are longer and sturdier – but come in the same series as the rest of the house.
The front door handle is the first thing your guests take hold of. This is where the range is widest: classic lever handles, long pull handles, a door knob – or a smart lock if you want to do away with keys.
“Standard” and “Optional” show what is included with Kastrup Vinduet and what can be added. With other manufacturers, both the range and the standard handle may differ.
Book a free window check – and we will go through handles, colours and details with you, based on the windows and doors that suit your home.
Book a free window check