Brass Door Handle, Internal doors, ULLMAN 107 on Modern rosette

Description

The Ullman 107 is a beautiful door lever that combines balanced shapes with a strong and elegant look. As a result, it catches the eye right away and adds character to any door.

At the same time, every detail shows fine craftsmanship and good taste. In addition, each lever set carries the original Søe-Jensen stamp and comes with a lifetime warranty, which shows our promise of high quality and long-lasting value.

The Ullman is also lovingly called the “Mirror Lever.” Since 1850, it has been a sign of luxury in stylish homes. This is because its many surfaces catch and reflect light like a mirror. Therefore, it creates a bright and elegant effect that changes with its surroundings.

Moreover, its pyramid-inspired details, clean lines, and shiny finish are inspired by the Art Deco style of the 1920s. This famous design style stood for speed, progress, and luxury. For example, it was inspired by skyscrapers, airplanes, and elegant travel.

In the same way, the Ullman lever captures that feeling perfectly. Our skilled craftsmen sand-cast each piece and leave it polished and unlacquered. Then, using their knowledge of brass, nickel, and chrome, they turn it into a real design feature.

So, if you like the clean and geometric beauty of Art Deco, the Ullman lever is an excellent choice for your exterior doors.

To complete the look, we recommend an Eskan escutcheon plate or a rosette from the SJC Classic series. On the other hand, if you need it for interior doors, you can explore more options in our collection.

What’s included in the set?

Each Ullman 107 set includes:

• 2 door levers in unlacquered brass
• 2 rosettes in unlacquered brass
• 2 key escutcheons in unlacquered brass (optional)
• 1 door lever spindle, 8×8 mm
• Various installation screws

Specifications

• Fits door thicknesses: 42–82 mm, and can also be adapted to other door thicknesses
• Standard spindle size: 8×8 mm
• Length: 107 mm

The Ullman 107 is not just a door lever. Instead, it is a piece of design history. Because of this, it brings the rich style and geometric beauty of the Art Deco period to your entrance and helps give your home a more elegant exterior look.