Care should be taken not to confuse these handles with the Fullex system which has a centre of 68mm.** Despite the handle having a little dent, I was able to fit it onto my window in no time. The quality of this item is quite solid, and it was a perfect replacement for my hold handle, which was extremely difficult to find on the high street market. It was such a relief when I found it Sprung means a spring is fitted to the door handle to return the handle to position. The easiest way to determine if you need a sprung or un-sprung handle is to first remove your handle, then operate the lever to see if there is a return spring fitted to the handle. An un-sprung handle can be replaced with a sprung handle, however if your existing handles are sprung they must be replaced with the same.

Pull the internal and external door handles apart and remove the spindle (the metal bar that joins the 2 handles together). Care should be taken not to confuse these handles with the Fullex system which has acentre of 68mm call us if you are unsure. The most important measurements are the distance between screw holes centre to centre (this handle measures 215mm between screw holes) and the distance from the centre of the handle spindle to the centre of the keyhole (this handle measures 92mm). The length and width of the handle are less critical as a slightly shorter or longer handle should make no difference.