ASL 1005

The FSB 1005, dubbed “The Wedge”, is Johannes Potente’s modernized reinterpretation of Max Burchartz’s original 1931 universal handle design. First envisioned in the 1960s, this sleek, wedge-shaped handle was favored by architects such as Egon Eiermann and has been featured in notable modernist buildings, including the “Langer Eugen” tower and the former Chancellor’s Bungalow in Bonn

Doors, to suit latch (passage), privacy (bathroom or w.c), dummy fixed, euro or key locking. Roses, standard, narrow profile, plug-in, fully flush or on back plates. Windows, rose types, standard, lockable, plug-in or flush, push-in and compact. Tilt & turn handles on some models.

Materials & Finishes

• Manufactured from aluminium and stainless steel, available in a variety of refined finishes:

• • • Satin Stainless Steel

    • Polished Stainless Steel

    • Polished Silver Anodised Aluminium

    • Blasted Bronze Anodised (Medium, Dark)

    • Blasted Black Anodised

    • Powder-coated Aluminium (White RAL 9016, Black RAL 8120)

    • New aluminium Pure

Options can be specified with rectangular roses or backplates (short or long) to suit a variety of applications.

Accessories, bathroom privacy thumb turns & release, door stop

FSB’s broader finish palette is underpinned by architectural thinking—colours and treatments are made to elevate both tactile experience and visual coherence in building interiors. FSB Finishes

backplate