Door Handle Identity

[phykell]

Hi,

I need to replace a broken door handle on my summerhouse but I can't seem to find a suitable handle. It wasn't only about six years ago that it was installed - the door is timber but it's a multipoint lock with a Euro cylinder. The sizes are as follows:

Handle size top to bottom is 240mm

PZ - cylinder to handle is 92mm so a standard size.

There are *three* screws, and the centres are as follows:

Top screw to handle 80mm
Top screw to bottom screw: 220mm
Top screw to middle screw: 100mm
Middle screw to bottom screw: 120mm
Bottom screw to lock 48mm

Handle to middle screw 20mm
Middle screw to cylinder 72mm

Can anyone identify it or a suitable replacement?

I've drawn a diagram if that helps?

Thanks

 

[blup]

Have you tried ebay, the online stores tend to specify the different sizes available.

 

[phykell]

Have you tried ebay, the online stores tend to specify the different sizes available.

I did but it's impossible to search on the available options and I only end up seeing the more standard ones.

I think I've found a reasonably close match though:

TSS UPVC Door Handle 92mm PZ 215mm Fixings 3 Screw Fixings - JCP Hardware

jcphardware.co.uk

They're expensive so I might look at using a more standard two fixing screw version and drill new holes as necessary. At least I won't have the matching issue again if the handle gets broken.

 

[JohnD]

Try https://www.ironmongerydirect.co.uk...-knobs/upvc-multipoint-and-patio-door-handles

Why are the screw positions critical?

 

[crank39]

The top screw will pass through a cut out in the gearbox, the centre screw will 100% go through a hole in the gearbox, the bottom screw will pass below the gearbox