EP0854258A1 - Door handle - Google Patents
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- EP0854258A1 EP0854258A1 EP98300344A EP98300344A EP0854258A1 EP 0854258 A1 EP0854258 A1 EP 0854258A1 EP 98300344 A EP98300344 A EP 98300344A EP 98300344 A EP98300344 A EP 98300344A EP 0854258 A1 EP0854258 A1 EP 0854258A1
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- E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
- E05—LOCKS; KEYS; WINDOW OR DOOR FITTINGS; SAFES
- E05B—LOCKS; ACCESSORIES THEREFOR; HANDCUFFS
- E05B1/00—Knobs or handles for wings; Knobs, handles, or press buttons for locks or latches on wings
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- E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
- E05—LOCKS; KEYS; WINDOW OR DOOR FITTINGS; SAFES
- E05B—LOCKS; ACCESSORIES THEREFOR; HANDCUFFS
- E05B17/00—Accessories in connection with locks
- E05B17/0012—Accessories in connection with locks for lock parts held in place before or during mounting on the wing
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- E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
- E05—LOCKS; KEYS; WINDOW OR DOOR FITTINGS; SAFES
- E05B—LOCKS; ACCESSORIES THEREFOR; HANDCUFFS
- E05B3/00—Fastening knobs or handles to lock or latch parts
- E05B3/06—Fastening knobs or handles to lock or latch parts by means arranged in or on the rose or escutcheon
- E05B3/065—Fastening knobs or handles to lock or latch parts by means arranged in or on the rose or escutcheon with spring biasing means for moving the handle over a substantial distance, e.g. to its horizontal position
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- This invention relates to door furniture and is particularly concerned with lever-handle or knob sets of the kind for actuation of the bolt of a door latch (the term "latch” as used herein is to be understood to extend to locks that incorporate a latching function under lever-handle or knob actuation).
- lever-handle or knob sets required to actuate the latches.
- These sets which involve lever-handles or knobs that project from surface-mounting door-plates or -roses and are normally of metal-alloy finished to a high, decorative standard, are at great risk of damage if fitted before door-installation or even before most of the construction or renovation work has been completed.
- the lever-handles or knobs of the set are rotatably mounted on their door-plates or -roses, and behind the plates or roses either incorporate, or are fastened to, a spindle which engages a bolt-follower of the latch for withdrawing the bolt when the lever-handles or knobs are turned.
- withdrawal of the latching bolt can be achieved only by use of a temporary spindle or tool engaged in the follower. This is normally unsatisfactory and can in itself lead to damage to the door, but notwithstanding this, delay in fitting the set to the door with consequent added labour and cost, is generally preferred to the risk of damage to the set if fitted at the same time as the latch.
- a door lever-handle or knob set for actuation of the bolt of a door-latch, in which a member is mounted for turning on a door-plate or -rose, said member being adapted for engagement behind the door-plate or -rose via a spindle with the follower of the bolt to withdraw the bolt upon turning of said member, characterised in that said member projects forwardly of the door-plate in the form of a stub-shaft, and that a lever-handle or knob of the set is adapted to engage with the stub-shaft such that turning of the lever-handle or knob turns said member.
- the door lever-handle or knob set of the present invention it is readily possible to fit the door-plate or -rose to the door when the latch is fitted and so achieve an economy of cost and labour, and to do so without prejudicing the ultimate decorative standard of the set. More particularly, the plate or rose may be fitted when the latch is fitted, even before the door is transported to the installation site, actuation of the latch being achieved whenever required using the stub-shaft.
- the stub-shaft may in this respect be of a robust form capable of resisting damage during transportation and during and after installation of the door, and may be turned conveniently for latch actuation using a temporarily-fitted lever-handle or knob that can be readily replaced by an appropriately-finished, permanent lever-handle or knob of the set when construction or renovation is complete and the high risk of damage has passed.
- the door lever-handle or knob set of the present invention may include a cover-plate or -rose that is adapted to cover the door-plate or -rose and to clip or otherwise attach to it, to provide a facing therefor.
- the cover-plate or -rose which may have an aperture therethrough to enable it to be placed over the stub-shaft with the stub-shaft projecting through the aperture, may be of sheet metal and clip resiliently to the door-plate or -rose.
- a spring may be included for providing a resilient bias opposing turning of said member from a rest position relative to the door-plate or -rose.
- the member may project rearwardly of the door-plate or - rose and in this case the spring may be a coiled-wire spring that embraces said member where it projects rearwardly.
- the spring may act in conjunction with a stop-plate to limit the angular extent of turning of said member relative to the door-plate or -rose.
- the door lever-handle set to be described comprises a lever-handle and an associated door-plate for fitting to one side of a door for actuation of the bolt of a latch of the door from that side.
- An identical door lever-handle set will generally be fitted to the opposite side of the door for actuation of the bolt from that side, but this will not be described.
- the lever-handle 1 of the set extends horizontally from a door-plate 2 that is faced by a sheet-metal cover-plate 3.
- the lever-handle 1 is carried by a hollow cylindrical member 4 that is mounted for turning on the door-plate 2 and projects forwardly of it as a stub-shaft 5 of square cross-section.
- a shank 6 of the lever-handle 1 has a bore 7 of square cross-section that fits closely onto the stub-shaft 5 to be secured to it by a grub screw 8.
- the grub-screw 8 extends into the square-section bore 9 of the member 4 and there bears on a spindle 10 for retaining the spindle 10 fast within the bore 9.
- the spindle 10 which is of a square cross-section to fit closely within the bore 9 and turn with the lever-handle 1 and member 4, extends from the bore 9 rearwardly of the plate 2 to engage in the spring-bolt follower of the latch (not shown) fitted within the door.
- a coiled-wire spring 11 that embraces the cylinder 4 where it projects rearwardly from the plate 2, opposes resiliently the limited turning of the spindle 10 required to withdraw the latch bolt from its normal shot condition. More particularly, the spring 11 acts in conjunction with an associated stop-plate 12 to limit the extent of angular displacement of the shaft 4 from a rest position, and therefore correspondingly of the lever-handle 1 and the spindle 10, and also to provide a biasing torque on the cylindrical member 4. This biasing torque returns the member 4 to its rest position with the lever-handle 1 substantially horizontal, after deflection, and, through the spindle 10, augments the action of the spring-bolt follower of the latch to return the latch bolt to its shot condition.
- the lever-handle set is prepared for fitting to the door with the lever-handle 1 and the cover-plate 3 disengaged from the stub-shaft 5 and door-plate 2.
- Holes 13 for screws are provided in the plate 2 to enable it to be secured to the surface of the door aligned with the spindle 10 extending from the bore 9 into the spring-bolt follower of the fitted latch; where the latch includes a lock, a keyhole (not shown) will be provided in the plate 2 (and 3) and this will need to be appropriately aligned with the keyhole of the lock at the same time.
- Fitting is completed by pushing the lever-handle 1 onto the stub-shaft 5 and securing it with the grub-screw 8, after the cover-plate 3 has been clipped over the door-plate 2.
- the cover-plate 3 which has an aperture 14 to enable it to be placed over the projecting stub-shaft 5, has a small tongue 15 that slots down into the edge of the plate 2 and a small inward indentation 16 to give resilience for retaining the plate 3 firmly on the plate 2 with the tongue 15 engaged.
- the cover-plate 3 and the lever-handle 1 are of metal-alloy finished to a high, decorative standard and are not fitted to the door until risk of damage has passed.
- the door-plate 2 with its projecting stub-shaft 5 is robust enough to allow fitting to the door beforehand, and more particularly at the same time as the latch, even when this is away from the site of installation of the door.
- the fitting of the plate 2 at the same time as the latch is economical of labour and cost and enables proper, controlled operation of the latch from the start.
- the latch is operated simply by turning the stub-shaft 5 directly, and whereas this may be achieved by hand, it is preferable to fit an inexpensive, temporary lever-handle (not shown) onto the stub-shaft 5 to facilitate turning, when the door is installed.
- the temporary lever-handle is replaced by the high-quality lever-handle 1 at the appropriate time when risk of damage has passed.
- a door-plate of generally rectangular form and a lever-handle are used, it will be appreciated that a door-rose and/or a knob, both of generally-round form, may be used instead without departing from the essential concept of the invention.
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Abstract
A stub-shaft (5) of a rotatable cylindrical member (4)
projects forwardly from a door-plate (2) to enable a
lever-handle (1) fitted to the stub-shaft (5) to turn a
spindle (10) engaged with the spring-bolt follower of a
latch fitted to the door. A coiled-wire spring (11)
embracing the rear of the member (4) acts in conjunction
with a stop-plate (12) to limit the extent of turning and
provide a return bias for the member (4). The door-plate
(2) is fitted to the door before or during door-installation,
and the stub-shaft (5) is used directly or
with a temporary handle to operate the latch until danger
of damage is over, whereupon a cover-plate (3) is clipped
over the plate (2) to provide a high-standard facing to
the lever-handle set, and the high-standard lever-handle
(1) is fitted to the stub-shaft (5).
Description
This invention relates to door furniture and is
particularly concerned with lever-handle or knob sets of
the kind for actuation of the bolt of a door latch (the
term "latch" as used herein is to be understood to extend
to locks that incorporate a latching function under
lever-handle or knob actuation).
It is common during the construction or renovation of
buildings or offices, to install the doors required
without door furniture, leaving the fitting of the
furniture until a later stage when it is less likely to
be the subject of damage. However, the absence of
provision for latching the doors closed, can lead to
damage to the doors themselves, and the fitting of the
furniture at a later stage can be uneconomical in terms
of both labour and cost.
Although it is possible for the purpose of economy to fit
doors with latches before they are installed, and indeed
before they are transported to the site of installation,
without significant risk of damage, the same is not the
case with the lever-handle or knob sets required to
actuate the latches. These sets, which involve lever-handles
or knobs that project from surface-mounting door-plates
or -roses and are normally of metal-alloy finished
to a high, decorative standard, are at great risk of
damage if fitted before door-installation or even before
most of the construction or renovation work has been
completed.
The lever-handles or knobs of the set are rotatably
mounted on their door-plates or -roses, and behind the
plates or roses either incorporate, or are fastened to, a
spindle which engages a bolt-follower of the latch for
withdrawing the bolt when the lever-handles or knobs are
turned. Until the lever-handle or knob set is fitted,
withdrawal of the latching bolt can be achieved only by
use of a temporary spindle or tool engaged in the
follower. This is normally unsatisfactory and can in
itself lead to damage to the door, but notwithstanding
this, delay in fitting the set to the door with
consequent added labour and cost, is generally preferred
to the risk of damage to the set if fitted at the same
time as the latch.
It is an object of the present invention to provide a
form of door lever-handle or knob set that may be used
with advantage in the above-discussed context.
According to the present invention there is provided a
door lever-handle or knob set for actuation of the bolt
of a door-latch, in which a member is mounted for turning
on a door-plate or -rose, said member being adapted for
engagement behind the door-plate or -rose via a spindle
with the follower of the bolt to withdraw the bolt upon
turning of said member, characterised in that said member
projects forwardly of the door-plate in the form of a
stub-shaft, and that a lever-handle or knob of the set is
adapted to engage with the stub-shaft such that turning
of the lever-handle or knob turns said member.
With the door lever-handle or knob set of the present
invention it is readily possible to fit the door-plate or
-rose to the door when the latch is fitted and so achieve
an economy of cost and labour, and to do so without
prejudicing the ultimate decorative standard of the set.
More particularly, the plate or rose may be fitted when
the latch is fitted, even before the door is transported
to the installation site, actuation of the latch being
achieved whenever required using the stub-shaft. The
stub-shaft may in this respect be of a robust form
capable of resisting damage during transportation and
during and after installation of the door, and may be
turned conveniently for latch actuation using a
temporarily-fitted lever-handle or knob that can be
readily replaced by an appropriately-finished, permanent
lever-handle or knob of the set when construction or
renovation is complete and the high risk of damage has
passed.
The door lever-handle or knob set of the present
invention may include a cover-plate or -rose that is
adapted to cover the door-plate or -rose and to clip or
otherwise attach to it, to provide a facing therefor.
The cover-plate or -rose, which may have an aperture
therethrough to enable it to be placed over the stub-shaft
with the stub-shaft projecting through the
aperture, may be of sheet metal and clip resiliently to
the door-plate or -rose.
A spring may be included for providing a resilient bias
opposing turning of said member from a rest position
relative to the door-plate or -rose. The member may
project rearwardly of the door-plate or - rose and in
this case the spring may be a coiled-wire spring that
embraces said member where it projects rearwardly.
Moreover, the spring may act in conjunction with a stop-plate
to limit the angular extent of turning of said
member relative to the door-plate or -rose.
A door lever-handle set in accordance with the present
invention will now be described, by way of example, with
reference to the accompanying drawings, in which:
The door lever-handle set to be described comprises a
lever-handle and an associated door-plate for fitting to
one side of a door for actuation of the bolt of a latch
of the door from that side. An identical door lever-handle
set will generally be fitted to the opposite side
of the door for actuation of the bolt from that side, but
this will not be described.
Referring to Figures 1 to 4, the lever-handle 1 of the
set extends horizontally from a door-plate 2 that is
faced by a sheet-metal cover-plate 3. The lever-handle 1
is carried by a hollow cylindrical member 4 that is
mounted for turning on the door-plate 2 and projects
forwardly of it as a stub-shaft 5 of square cross-section.
In this respect, a shank 6 of the lever-handle
1 has a bore 7 of square cross-section that fits closely
onto the stub-shaft 5 to be secured to it by a grub screw
8. As shown in Figure 3, the grub-screw 8 extends into
the square-section bore 9 of the member 4 and there bears
on a spindle 10 for retaining the spindle 10 fast within
the bore 9. The spindle 10, which is of a square cross-section
to fit closely within the bore 9 and turn with
the lever-handle 1 and member 4, extends from the bore 9
rearwardly of the plate 2 to engage in the spring-bolt
follower of the latch (not shown) fitted within the door.
A coiled-wire spring 11 that embraces the cylinder 4
where it projects rearwardly from the plate 2, opposes
resiliently the limited turning of the spindle 10
required to withdraw the latch bolt from its normal shot
condition. More particularly, the spring 11 acts in
conjunction with an associated stop-plate 12 to limit the
extent of angular displacement of the shaft 4 from a rest
position, and therefore correspondingly of the lever-handle
1 and the spindle 10, and also to provide a
biasing torque on the cylindrical member 4. This biasing
torque returns the member 4 to its rest position with the
lever-handle 1 substantially horizontal, after
deflection, and, through the spindle 10, augments the
action of the spring-bolt follower of the latch to return
the latch bolt to its shot condition.
The lever-handle set is prepared for fitting to the door
with the lever-handle 1 and the cover-plate 3 disengaged
from the stub-shaft 5 and door-plate 2. Holes 13 for
screws (not shown) are provided in the plate 2 to enable
it to be secured to the surface of the door aligned with
the spindle 10 extending from the bore 9 into the spring-bolt
follower of the fitted latch; where the latch
includes a lock, a keyhole (not shown) will be provided
in the plate 2 (and 3) and this will need to be
appropriately aligned with the keyhole of the lock at the
same time. Fitting is completed by pushing the lever-handle
1 onto the stub-shaft 5 and securing it with the
grub-screw 8, after the cover-plate 3 has been clipped
over the door-plate 2. In the latter regard and
referring especially to Figures 6 and 7, the cover-plate
3, which has an aperture 14 to enable it to be placed
over the projecting stub-shaft 5, has a small tongue 15
that slots down into the edge of the plate 2 and a small
inward indentation 16 to give resilience for retaining
the plate 3 firmly on the plate 2 with the tongue 15
engaged.
The cover-plate 3 and the lever-handle 1 are of metal-alloy
finished to a high, decorative standard and are not
fitted to the door until risk of damage has passed.
However, the door-plate 2 with its projecting stub-shaft
5 is robust enough to allow fitting to the door
beforehand, and more particularly at the same time as the
latch, even when this is away from the site of
installation of the door. The risk of material damage to
the door-plate 2 and the stub-shaft 5 during
transportation and installation of the door and also
until construction or renovation work is complete, is
minimal.
The fitting of the plate 2 at the same time as the latch
is economical of labour and cost and enables proper,
controlled operation of the latch from the start. The
latch is operated simply by turning the stub-shaft 5
directly, and whereas this may be achieved by hand, it is
preferable to fit an inexpensive, temporary lever-handle
(not shown) onto the stub-shaft 5 to facilitate turning,
when the door is installed. The temporary lever-handle
is replaced by the high-quality lever-handle 1 at the
appropriate time when risk of damage has passed.
Although in the example above, a door-plate of generally
rectangular form and a lever-handle are used, it will be
appreciated that a door-rose and/or a knob, both of
generally-round form, may be used instead without
departing from the essential concept of the invention.
Claims (9)
- A door lever-handle or knob set for actuation of the bolt of a door-latch, in which a member (4) is mounted for turning on a door-plate or -rose (2), said member (4) being adapted for engagement behind the door-plate or -rose (2) via a spindle (10) with the follower of the bolt to withdraw the bolt upon turning of said member (4), characterised in that said member (4) projects forwardly of the door-plate (2) in the form of a stub-shaft (5), and that a lever-handle or knob (1) of the set is adapted to engage with the stub-shaft (5) such that turning of the lever-handle or knob (1) turns said member (4).
- A door lever-handle or knob set according to Claim 1 including a cover-plate or -rose (3) that is adapted to cover the door-plate or -rose (2) and to clip or otherwise attach to it, to provide a facing therefor.
- A door lever-handle or knob set according to Claim 2 wherein the cover-plate or -rose (3) has an aperture (14) therethrough to enable it to be placed over the stub-shaft (5) with the stub-shaft (5) projecting through the aperture (14) in attaching the cover-plate or -rose (3) to the door-plate or -rose (2).
- A door lever-handle or knob set according to Claim 3 wherein the cover-plate or - rose (3) is of sheet metal and clips resiliently to the door-plate or -rose (2).
- A door lever-handle or knob set according to any one of Claims 1 to 4 including a spring (11) for providing a resilient bias opposing turning of said member (4) from a rest position relative to the door-plate or -rose (2).
- A door lever-handle or knob set according to any one of Claim 5 wherein said member (4) projects rearwardly of the door-plate or - rose (2) and the spring is a coiled-wire spring (11) embracing said member (4) where it projects rearwardly as aforesaid.
- A door lever-handle or knob set according to Claim 5 or Claim 6 wherein the spring (11) acts in conjunction with a stop-plate (12) to limit the angular extent of turning of said member (4) relative to the door-plate or -rose (2).
- A door lever-handle or knob set according to any one of Claims 1 to 7 wherein the stub-shaft (5) is of rectangular cross-section, and the lever-handle or knob (1) has a bore (7) of corresponding rectangular cross-section to fit closely on the stub-shaft (5).
- A door lever-handle or knob set according to any one of Claims 1 to 8 wherein said member (4) has a bore (9) of rectangular cross-section and the spindle (10) has a corresponding rectangular cross-section to fit closely within this latter bore (9) to turn with turning of said member (4).
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GB2357797A (en) * | 1999-10-22 | 2001-07-04 | Abbott Lester Kenneth | Temporary handle for windows and doors |
GB2411348A (en) * | 2004-02-26 | 2005-08-31 | Newell Ltd | Door handle assembly wherein a door handle is removable from the door independently of a mounting member and a cover |
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GB2275300A (en) * | 1993-02-19 | 1994-08-24 | Lowe & Fletcher Australia | Latch retainer |
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AU532292B2 (en) * | 1979-05-30 | 1983-09-22 | Lockwood Australia Pty Ltd | Reversible door handle set |
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GB2357797A (en) * | 1999-10-22 | 2001-07-04 | Abbott Lester Kenneth | Temporary handle for windows and doors |
GB2411348A (en) * | 2004-02-26 | 2005-08-31 | Newell Ltd | Door handle assembly wherein a door handle is removable from the door independently of a mounting member and a cover |
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