MATERIAL: Solid Brass

TYPE: Heavyweight door knocker

STYLE: Contemporary smooth ring design

FINISH: Polished chrome plated, satin chrome plated or polished brass

FIXINGS: All required fixings are included (100mm bolt and 20mm wood screws)

Description

• A high quality ring shaped premium door knocker suitable for external use from Jedo
  
  
• Contemporary design with a solid ring tube
  
  
• Striking the ring against the knocker plate results in a firm and loud knocking sound
  
  
• Heavy and solid construction, suitable for eithermodern or traditional front doors
  
  
• Made from heavyweight metal, the knocker is secured by bolt through fixings from the inside by a domed nut and the striker plate is fitted by wood screws
  
  
• The striker plate can be fitted with the fixing holes horizontally to conceal them
  
  
• Jedo items are renowned for their reliability as well as theoverall quality of finish and operation
  
  
• Architectural hardware product
  
  
• Art deco styling with a modern finish
  
  
• Supplied with a bolt (to be cut to length), domed nut and 20mm wood screws for fixing
  
  
• Comesindividuallyboxed
  
  
• Available in either polished chrome plated, satin chrome plated or polished brass
  
  
• 12 month manufacture defect guarantee

Dimensions

Outer ring diameter:100mm

Ring thickness: 14mm

Centre of bolt fixing to centre of striker plate:90mm

Striker plate fixing centre to centre:40mm

Striking plate diameter:52mm

Max projection:30mm

Weight: 700g

Technical Information

Like all metal based products ironmongery requires regular cleaning to prevent deposits from accumulating and damaging the items appearance. The following instructions will enable you to prolong the lifetime of the finish on these products.

PLATED FINISHES:

Occasional wiping with a soft clean cloth and cleaning with a non abrasive wax polish


POLISHED AND LACQUERED FINISHES:

Clean with a damp clean cloth moistened with soapy water or wipe with a soft cloth using a non abrasive wax polish. It should be noted that the life of lacquer on most items is limited and will eventually break down. Adverse conditions such as industrial pollution, sea air, acid rain, abrasion etc and repeated continual handling may cause the coating to deteriorate prematurely.