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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Installation instructions;
Check suitabilty of screw length provided to your
applied substrate before installing. If screw is too
long it will damage knob/handle.
When installing the handle DO NOT overtighten the screw.
If screw is overtightened there is a possibilty that the metal
insert (where applicable) might pull out and/or also damage
the knob/handle and your substrate.
Use of electric or battery operated drills is not recommended
when screwing in handles.
Integrated appliances;
Whilst many of our knobs, handles and lip-pulls may be used on cabinetry attached
to integrated refrigerators, dishwashers and other heavy accessories, we cannot
guarantee the products for this use.
Our knobs, handles and lip-pulls are designed, and tested, for cupboard doors
and drawers and use smaller gauge fixings than appliance handles. Appliance
manufacturers design handles to suit the requirements of their specific appliance.
Before selecting a knob, handle or lip-pull, please consider the ergonomics of the
application.
In addition, as a general rule, we would recommend selecting a handle that you
can get your hand behind for a decent ‘pull’ for integrated appliances. Previously
our handles have been installed on integrated applications. It’s up to you and your
installer to decide the suitability.
Brass finishes;
Please note that brass finishes do vary across our range. For example, not all
brushed brass is the same brushed brass. Some of our brass handles are finishes
with a lacquer and aren’t intended to patina over time. Some of our brass handles
are untreated and will patina over time. If you would like further information on this
please email us at [e-mail]
Timber finishes;
As our timber ranges are a natural product the characteristics may slightly differ
from one to another. These variances may include colour, texture and weight.
These natural occurring variances are not considered a fault with the product. We
do not recommend the use of timber hardware in kitchen areas, especially not raw
timber. A simple cloth slightly moistened with water for cleaning is sufficient.
Please visit our website for further technical information,
terms & conditions, care & maintenance.