Orbis Premier Architectural Ironmongery - Introduction

A comprehensive and fully co-ordinated range of architectural hardware featuring unique lever and pull handle designs which can be combined with a distinctive backplate system. The unique design features of Orbis Premier are combined with high quality performance and an unrivalled level of production and finish quality suitable for the most high profile of applications.

Within the Orbis Premier range is an advanced system of door closers including many which will enable building owners to satisfy their obligations under the Disability Discrimination Act.

Co-ordination of design and finish is achieved across a full range of products ensuring integrated Orbis Premier products can be specified for the full hardware requirement of most buildings.

Orbis Premier hardware can be completely integrated with Orbis Timber Doorsets. Factory preparation for the hardware ensures perfect installation to maximise the high performance and aesthetics of the Orbis Premier hardware. Please refer to our Orbis Timber Doorsets section.

Each component in the Orbis Premier range is designed for maximum performance. Products are tried and fully tested to the latest BS EN standards with full certification and CE marking where applicable.

Materials & Finishes

Orbis Premier products are manufactured using only the highest grade 316 stainless steel. Each Orbis Premier product is finished in a high quality Satin or mirror Polished finish. Orbis Premier also features a Dual finish, combining Polished and Satin Stainless Steel available on a selection of Orbis Premier products.

 

 

 

 

Ordering Products

When ordering products from the catalogue remember to specify the finish code after the product code - e.g 53 833.30BBPS7. In certain cases, an applied finish is used. These are carefully selected to match the main hardware finishes.

Dimensions

All dimensions shown throughout this brochure are in mm.

The products listed within this publication are subject to a 15 year guarantee against defects proved to be the result of faulty manufacture or defective materials and subject to an agreed maintenance programme unless otherwise stated.