makes them recognisable as such – and thus as the fulfilment of a promise of quality to everyone who uses our handles.
Ergo20
HOPPE's new Ergo20 technology for handle sets for sliding patio doors makes operation considerably easier: Turning the handle by just 20° is enough to open the door.
Handle Sets with Ergo20 for Sliding Patio Doors
Patio doors are a popular choice for modern homes as they let lots of light into the room. In a sliding version, they offer a space-saving alternative to side-hinged doors. HOPPE's new Ergo20 technology for handle sets for sliding patio doors makes operation considerably easier: Turning the handle by just 20° is enough to open the door.
Benefits:
- Less force required for heavy patio doors due to ergonomically shortened operation
- 20° rotate stop allows doors to be opened wider than with a 90° handle position
- Quick and durable fastening of the handles thanks to Quick-Fit technology
- Available in different series, each as a complete product family
Greater Ease with 20° Rotation
HOPPE handle sets are usually turned by 90° to open patio doors. For handle sets with Ergo20 technology, a 20° rotation is sufficient. This shortened movement is ergonomic and gentle on the wrist. The 20° rotate stop makes it easy to operate the handle. Especially heavy sliding patio doors can be opened more easily. As the handle set remains in the 20° position when a sliding patio door is open, the movable part can be moved closer to the fixed part than is possible with a handle in the 90° position.
Easy Installation and Secure Fit on the Profile
Ergo20 handle sets are equipped with a 7 mm spindle and the proven HOPPE Quick-Fit technology. The handle only needs to be attached to the spindle. The clamping mechanism holds the handle in place durably and free from play. The Ergo20 technology is located in the rosette base, which is attached to the profile as usual. In order to ensure a secure fit for particularly heavy patio doors, it can be screwed to the profile via a third, additional fastening point. The base is completely enclosed with the cover cap.
European Patent EP 3 202 999
HOPPE Quick-Fit connection
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