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Door hardware is not just a functional element. It is one of the key details that helps reinforce the design concept of the door panel and the interior as a whole. That is why it is important for a door handle to be both reliable and stylish. Danapris Doors pays close attention to hardware selection for all door types in its product range. We use hardware made from modern materials that are resistant to stress and wear.
Door handles from the manufacturer Danapris Doors
Danapris is a full-cycle manufacturing factory. We produce an extensive range of doors for various purposes and select the hardware ourselves. All door handles undergo strict quality control. Every model is tested for ease of use, wear resistance, and compatibility with locking mechanisms. When ordering doors from the manufacturer Danapris Doors, you can choose the right hardware at the same time — we carry models in a variety of designs.
Types of door handles
Our online store catalog features models that reflect current design trends and ergonomic requirements. Door handles are available in any style: minimalism, loft, neoclassic. They also differ in function and operating principle:
- fixed handles — consist of a lever latch that holds the door panel in place;
- lever handles — the most popular models, installed on both entry and interior doors;
- knob handles — the locking mechanism is activated by turning the knob.
Door handles are available in a range of sizes and shapes, with a wide selection of options in the catalog.
Handle mounting types
In addition to design and functionality, the installation method also deserves attention. The type of mounting affects both the complexity of fitting and the visual appearance of the hardware. The most common options are:
- pull handles — the simplest option, not used with locking mechanisms;
- handles on a rose — designed for use with a lock or latch, suitable for all door types;
- handles on a backplate — also require a lock or latch; best purchased as a complete set, since the lock’s center distance must align correctly.
Installation methods also vary: through-bolt fixing, screw fixing, and threaded stud fixing. Screw fixing is used for lightweight models and pull handles, where the hardware is simply screwed into the door panel. Through-bolt and threaded stud fixing attach the handle with a full through-connection, providing a rigid mount that significantly reduces the risk of loosening over time.
Door handle materials
Door hardware is manufactured from modern alloys that are lightweight, wear-resistant, and durable. The most common include:
- brass — the most popular alloy, offering excellent resistance to corrosion and heavy use;
- aluminum — also corrosion-resistant and long-lasting, with the added benefit of being lightweight. Aluminum hardware is typically used on interior doors and is available with various surface treatments: chrome plating, brass plating, and nickel plating;
- zamak — a modern high-strength alloy composed of zinc, aluminum, copper, and magnesium. It is lightweight and durable, and holds electroplated coatings exceptionally well.
A key advantage of these alloys is their workability. Our metal handles come in a wide range of shapes and sizes, and every model is designed for comfortable everyday use.
Colors and finishes
A door handle is one of the main design accents in a room, so it is important that it looks stylish and retains its appearance over time. The exterior coating protects the metal from oxidation and can be matte or glossy, textured or smooth, in a variety of shades and colors. Popular finish options available to order on our website include:
- chrome: matte or satin;
- matte black;
- anthracite;
- gold;
- brass.
Modern coating technologies are used to ensure resistance to abrasion and household cleaning products.
How to choose a door handle
Beyond design and finish, it is important to ensure technical compatibility with the lock and door panel. Key selection criteria include:
- intended use — entry doors require reinforced models capable of withstanding temperature fluctuations and heavy door panels, while lighter and more ergonomic options are suitable for interior doors;
- mounting type;
- material — zamak is one of the best and most reliable options, and handles made from it can be ordered from us at competitive prices.
We can offer solutions for every room, taking into account the expected load on the mechanism.
Advantages of buying door handles at Danapris Doors
A responsible approach to manufacturing is what sets the Danapris factory apart. We select hardware from trusted brands for our products: Aprile, Stile, and DND. In addition to a wide assortment, other advantages of buying from us include:
- a personalized approach to selection;
- quality guarantee;
- comprehensive service: you can not only purchase hardware from us, but also order its installation at the factory.
Door handles can be purchased with delivery to any location, and Danapris Doors also has branded showrooms in many cities across Ukraine.
Frequently asked questions
What determines the price of a door handle?
The price of door handles depends on a number of factors: intended use, material, and brand. We offer models across a range of price segments, with both budget and premium collections available.
How do I match a handle to an existing lock?
The key criteria are: the lock’s center-to-center distance, the matching spindle cross-section and door thickness, and compatibility with the turn piece or key type. We are happy to advise and assist with selection whenever needed.
Are the same handles used on entry and interior doors?
No, because the load and conditions of use differ. Entry doors are heavier, so handles need to be sturdy and break-in resistant, while lighter and more elegant models are perfectly suited for interior doors.


























