The Edo MH12DK DK cremone bolt by Colombo Design is a tilt-and-turn window handle, featuring a rounded grip and a sober aesthetic. Designed by Makio Hasuike, it combines functionality and essential design, with high-quality materials such as brass and finishes that are resistant over time. Guaranteed for ten years, extendable to thirty in the Oroplus versions, it represents the balance between ergonomics and contemporary style.
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Colombo Design window cremone bolt
EDO series
design: Makio Hasuike
EDO, or the minimalism in interior door handles; does not want to amaze with whimsical shapes, but with its extreme simplicity and cleanliness.
The DK cremone bolt is applied to doors and windows with DK movement (tilt and turn)
Movement is not included (select in accessories)
Material: Brass
Assembly diagram for COLOMBO DESIGN doors and winows handles, knobs, and accessories.
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The Edo MH12DK DK cremone bolt by Colombo Design is a tilt-and-turn window handle, featuring a rounded grip and a sober aesthetic. Designed by Makio Hasuike, it combines functionality and essential design, with high-quality materials such as brass and finishes that are resistant over time. Guaranteed for ten years, extendable to thirty in the Oroplus versions, it represents the balance between ergonomics and contemporary style.
