Designed as part of the Chizler Collection, the Nº 6860 pull design began with hand drawings, followed by wooden models In the studio, files, saws, chisels and scrapers are utilized to fashion masters which are in turn used to create molds. Each handle is made through the lost wax process. The textured and organic nature of this handle interacts beautifully with a range of finishes. All NANZ plated and patinated finishes are available.
The No 6906 surface-mounted pull, based on our popular Bauhaus lever, embodies the geometric ideals of the modernist school. A cylindrical handle is offset by square posts with a 90 degree return, which then transition again to a round base. The square backplates with four exposed screws repeat the shape of the posts. All NANZ plated and patinated finishes are available.
The No 6906 pull, based on our popular Bauhaus lever, embodies the geometric ideals of the modernist school. A cylindrical handle is offset by square posts with a 90 degree return, which then transitions again to a round base. The round backplates repeat the shape of the handle and base. All NANZ plated and patinated finishes are available.
The No 6906W surface-mounted pull, based on our popular Bauhaus lever, embodies the geometric ideals of the modernist school. A cylindrical wooden handle is offset by square posts with a 90 degree return, which then transition again to a round base. All NANZ plated and patinated finishes are available.
The Nº 6920 wire pull combines minimal lines and a rectangular profile to deliver a versitile design. All NANZ plated and patinated finishes are available.
The Nº 6921 handle can be mounted horizontally as a drawer pull, vertically as a cabinet pull, or sized to work with full doors and appliances. This design pairs with the No 2921 lever, based on a design by Gio Ponti from the 1950s. All NANZ plated and patinated finishes are available.
Thru-door pulls are flush on three sides, and accordingly low-profile. The Nº 6936 pull may be used on both passage pocket and passage swing doors. While initially specified for modernist interiors, designers have recently embraced thru-door pulls for traditional and transitional interiors. Available in all plated and patinated finishes. Modifiable as necessary to accommodate 2-1/4” doors or alternate style and rail configurations.
Thru-door pulls are flush on three sides, and accordingly low-profile. The No 6937 pull may be used on both passage pocket and passage swing doors. When used on swing doors, the pull is typically paired with a No 7820 catch, and has a finger reveal on the far side to grip. While initially specified for modernist interiors, designers have recently embraced thru-door pulls for traditional and transitional interiors. Available in all plated and patinated finishes. Modifiable as necessary to accommodate 2-1/4” doors or alternate style and rail configurations.
Thru-door pulls are flush on three sides, and accordingly low-profile. The No 6939 pull may be used on passage pocket doors. While initially specified for modernist interiors, designers have recently embraced thru-door pulls for traditional and transitional interiors. Available in all plated and patinated finishes. Modifiable as necessary to accommodate 2-1/4” doors or alternate style and rail configurations.
Thru-door pulls are flush on three sides, and accordingly low-profile. The No 6940 pull may be used on passage pocket doors. While initially specified for modernist interiors, designers have recently embraced thru-door pulls for traditional and transitional interiors. Available in all plated and patinated finishes. Modifiable as necessary to accommodate 2-1/4” doors or alternate style and rail configurations.
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