None of these door handles are raptor proof, and as such, will never be installed in my home.
Spielberg's 1993 documentary, Jurassic Park has taught me many life lessons
None of these door handles are raptor proof, and as such, will never be installed in my home.
Spielberg's 1993 documentary, Jurassic Park has taught me many life lessons
Visually? Manhattan. But as a type 1 diabetic I prefer round knobs. Do you know how many tubes I've ripped out from getting caught on this style of knob? And don't get me started on cabinet handles...
Levers are generally installed over knobs as they are more accessible for people with impediments that lack grip strength.
They all look like I'd get my pants pocket caught in them (I'm blessed with a special combination of hips and height. My taller boyfriend doesn't have this problem.)
My preferred door handles are the upsy/downsy ones. You can still open them with a flexible leg, but they don't grasp for my pockets.
god these are all so weird.
Edit: you know what it is? it's the cover plate being so large. none of them are what i am used to but some are pretty close, but the huge cover plate makes them all look weird.
Elan all the way
Finally, the relevant questions are being asked.
Avila and Champagne for me. Also fuck Elan and Jazz in particular, might as well install a knife as a doorhandle.
I don't like curvy doorknobs, so I'll go with Broadway, Latitude or Jazz. Jazz seems to have a small space for your thumb.
I have never thought about door handles in my life, except this one time where a door had a handle on the "push" side and I didn't understand why the hell it would need a handle if it's only meant to be pushed from that side...
None of them because they are all left-handed door handles
Latitudes are pieces of shit that don't hold up, thank God for warranty
Champagne and St. Annes are my favourites - i love the soft curves on the first one which look nice and the haptics will be fine too; St. Annes looks like it would feel very satisfying to press down and the divot on the top part underlines the remaining soft curves very well.
I feel like Jazz would give me a nice little niche to put my thumb onto/into.
ooohhh yeeaaahh
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