VERUM NORA Door handle without rose

In Brian Sironi’s Nora model from the Nuda collection of handles without rosettes, continuity between the parts is achieved through taut surfaces that create fluid, dynamic tapering.‎ The design stems from an idea of formal continuity, shaping the handle in a natural way and making the most of the material.‎ The design’s distinctive profile is the result of a seamless transition between handle and base and a progressive tapering that highlights the zamak material.‎ The form concentrates the material where it’s needed to make the grip comfortable, and minimizes it in transition zones, creating a balance between visual lightness and function.‎ Nora features a generous ergonomic grip, with a slight curvature on the back that matches the hand’s contour, maximizing tactile comfort.‎ The flowing yet controlled surfaces make it an elegant, minimalist object that blends unobtrusively into the architectural space.‎ 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 NORA VERUM