Logo Round Door Handle - M197R1
James Irvine 2006
How to design a handle for a firm of such stature? I started making sketches, but kept them to myself. In the beginning, they were strange ideas, and looking at them, I wondered if I really wanted to produce a handle like that. To tell the truth, no. Maybe the handle does not always have to play the leading role. Maybe it can be understated.
- Single piece rose
- Bolt through fixings
- 5mm & 8mm projection roses
- Sold & Supported Aust & NZ wide
- 100% Solid Brass forged construction
- 100% made in Italy for over 110 years
- Torsion vs. coil spring: lifetime guarantee
- 10 / 30 Year Guarantee on Olivari finishes
- 5mm rose: European Locks & Latches
- 8mm rose: Aust & Euro Locks & Latches
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M197R1
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M197RL1
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M197R2
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M197Z
M197R1
Lever Set Only
Logo’s aesthetic appeal is due to its classic design (by James Irvine) combined with Olivari’s fully concealed fixings and single piece rose.
Mechanically, its torsion spring ensures superior handle bounce back and its solid brass construction, with a choice of finishes (including SuperInox with its 30 year anti tarnish guarantee even in sea air) makes it unique in the world of handles.
Stocked locally and suitable for internal & external use on all door types for commercial & residential projects of all sizes.
As standard, it comes with Australian tie through fixings making it 100% compatible with Australian & European style mortice locks and tube latches.
Note: Olivari levers purchased online from Europe do not come with Australian fixings and are not supported locally.
M197R2
Passage Set including Latch
Logo’s aesthetic appeal is due to its classic design (by James Irvine) combined with Olivari’s fully concealed fixings and single piece rose.
Mechanically, its torsion spring ensures superior handle bounce back and its solid brass construction, with a choice of finishes (including SuperInox with its 30 year anti tarnish guarantee even in sea air) makes it unique in the world of handles.
Stocked locally and suitable for internal & external use on all door types for commercial & residential projects of all sizes.
As standard, it comes with Australian tie through fixings making it 100% compatible with Australian & European style mortice locks and tube latches.
Note: Olivari levers purchased online from Europe do not come with Australian fixings and are not supported locally.
M197Z
Lever Set on Olivari Plate
Logo’s aesthetic appeal is due to its classic design (by James Irvine) combined with Olivari’s fully concealed fixings and single piece rose.
Mechanically, its torsion spring ensures superior handle bounce back and its solid brass construction, with a choice of finishes (including SuperInox with its 30 year anti tarnish guarantee even in sea air) makes it unique in the world of handles.
Stocked locally and suitable for internal & external use on all door types for commercial & residential projects of all sizes.
As standard, it comes with Australian tie through fixings making it 100% compatible with Australian & European style mortice locks and tube latches.
Note: Olivari levers purchased online from Europe do not come with Australian fixings and are not supported locally.
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MATERIAL Brass
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CATEGORY Round Door Handles
Logo Round Door Handle
James Irvine 2006
How to design a handle for a firm of such stature? I started making sketches, but kept them to myself. In the beginning, they were strange ideas, and looking at them, I wondered if I really wanted to produce a handle like that. To tell the truth, no. Maybe the handle does not always have to play the leading role. Maybe it can be understated.
- Single piece rose
- Bolt through fixings
- 5mm & 8mm projection roses
- Sold & Supported Aust & NZ wide
- 100% Solid Brass forged construction
- 100% made in Italy for over 110 years
- Torsion vs. coil spring: lifetime guarantee
- 10 / 30 Year Guarantee on Olivari finishes
- 5mm rose: European Locks & Latches
- 8mm rose: Aust & Euro Locks & Latches
Yes, just a handle – not a flower, a spacecraft or an engine component. The simpler I drew it, the more I liked it. Then I had the idea to puff it up a little, to make it more like a comic strip.
When Mr Olivari asked me, “What do we call it?” I said that it reminded me of the Olivari logo. Antonio said, “Then Logo it is!” — James Irvine
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