How a Bathroom Door Handles Works

A bathroom door handle is an easy way to make the bathroom more sanitary. Public restrooms are full of bacteria, so it's important to eliminate these germs. A new product has been created by two Hong Kong teenagers. It uses titanium dioxide, a chemical that kills bacteria. The process also kills odor-causing bacteria. But how does it work? How can you ensure that the handle you buy is the best option?

The European style of door handles works by sliding onto a spindle in the backplate of the door. They do not have set screws, so they're easily installed. The lever-on-rose door handle is a contemporary design that slides onto a door's spindle and operates the latch bolt. It's a great choice for bathrooms, because it complements the other furnishings in the room. It's also available with a latch or thumbturn, depending on your preferences.

A bathroom door handle is made of steel and comes in a variety of finishes. They're available in polished brass, antique brass, polished chrome, satin nickel, and even stainless steel. There's a handle for every taste and preference, and they can be used in either an interior or an exterior door. All styles feature a thumb turn knob. This allows you to lock and unlock the door without fumbling with it.