Colombo Design Firenze KOT22 CRDK brass tilt-and-turn window handle from the Antologhia collection, mounted on a compact base. Measures 90 × 31 × 55.5 mm, with 65 × 12 mm base and separately selected Dreh-Kipp mechanism. Available in natural unlacquered brass, bronze and natural nickel. Made in Italy using traditional techniques with a significant element of manual craftsmanship.
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Firenze KOT22 CRDK is a brass handle for tilt-and-turn / Dreh-Kipp windows from the Colombo Design Antologhia collection, mounted on a compact base.
The handle retains the restrained and well-proportioned character of the Firenze series, with compact dimensions suited to traditional windows and classical interiors.
| Manufacturer | Colombo Design |
|---|---|
| Collection | Antologhia |
| Model | Firenze |
| Product code | KOT22 CRDK |
| Reference | 085.KOT22CRDK |
| Type | Tilt-and-turn / Dreh-Kipp window handle |
| Version | Compact base |
| Material | Brass |
| Height | 90 mm |
| Width | 31 mm |
| Depth | 55.5 mm |
| Base dimensions | 65 × 12 mm |
| Mechanism | Not included; selected separately to suit the window system |
| Official finishes | Natural unlacquered brass, unlacquered bronze, natural unlacquered nickel |
| Origin | Made in Italy |
KOT22 CRDK is the Firenze configuration for tilt-and-turn / Dreh-Kipp windows using a compact 65 × 12 mm base.
Its overall dimensions are 90 × 31 × 55.5 mm, making it more compact than the KOT22DK/SM plate-mounted version.
Both models are intended for tilt-and-turn windows, but use different configurations:
The correct model should therefore be selected according to the window preparation and required DK mechanism.
The internal mechanism is not included and must be selected separately according to the hardware fitted to the window.
Compatibility with the required DK mechanism should therefore be checked before ordering KOT22 CRDK.
Firenze is characterised by a restrained, compact and well-proportioned design. Its styling avoids excessive decoration and is particularly suited to traditional windows where the hardware should remain visually discreet.
KOT22 CRDK can be coordinated with Firenze door handles and other matching fittings from the same family.
Firenze belongs to Colombo Design's Antologhia collection, a Made in Italy range manufactured using traditional brass-working techniques with a significant element of manual craftsmanship and hand finishing.
Slight porosity, texture or minor surface variations may occur as a consequence of these traditional manufacturing methods and are consistent with the character of the collection.
KOT22 CRDK is offered in natural unlacquered brass, unlacquered bronze and natural unlacquered nickel.
Natural untreated metal surfaces may gradually change through handling and oxidation. Natural unlacquered brass, in particular, develops its characteristic surface patina over time.
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Colombo Design Firenze KOT22 CRDK brass tilt-and-turn window handle from the Antologhia collection, mounted on a compact base. Measures 90 × 31 × 55.5 mm, with 65 × 12 mm base and separately selected Dreh-Kipp mechanism. Available in natural unlacquered brass, bronze and natural nickel. Made in Italy using traditional techniques with a significant element of manual craftsmanship.
