VERUM BIK Door handle without rose

Bik, designed by architect Vittorio Grassi, springs from a radical concept of simplification by subtraction, paring down to the essential.‎ Part of the Nuda collection, the design strips away accessory components, backplates and overlay rosettes, revealing only the essential: a pure volume that interacts directly with the door, as if it were an integral part of the architecture.‎ The handle’s design is based on the purity of the cylindrical form and the precision of its proportions.‎ The lever merges purposefully with the base, striking a balance between strength and gracefulness.‎ An an expression of a cross-contextual contemporary aesthetic that adapts to a variety of settings, Bik is a versatile element for the contract sector and the residential sphere alike.‎ The Nuda collection of handles is characterized by its patent, which allowed for the complete elimination of the escutcheon.‎ Verum is thus able to offer a minimalism that enhances more the design of the handle and the door panel on which it is installed.‎ The Nuda system easily adapts to any type of door and requires no screws for fixing.‎ From a technical point of view, the door panel only requires a through-hole without any further complex machining.‎ Installation is quick and easy by tightening two grub screws.‎ The Nuda system is tested over 200,000 cycles and is therefore also ideal for use in public and contract spaces.‎ Nuda's functionality is guaranteed by the DIN1906 standard.‎ Further info from manufacturer on BIK VERUM