The Hoppe London Evolution door handle set comes with a finish that is made to endure giving you years of use. During the last two decades we have supplied literally thousands of these handles without problem and are therefore confident in its performance. The Hoppe London door handles are ideal to suit older style multipoint locks with 70mm cylinder centres. The unsprung levers are fixed to the backplate and by design are fully reversible. Fixing lugs are supplied on the outer backplate for a secure fit.
This handle will Fit all Ferco 4.28, 5.28 & 6.35 door locks, these locks can easily be identified by looking at the stamp on the metal faceplate that runs the full height of the door.
Available in White, Satin Black, Anodised Silver and Anodised Gold.
Please note this is the shorter back plate length of 205mm with 180mm between screw holes, should you require the long back plate version of 245mm with 200mm between screw holes then please see our other listings in our shop.
You may want to update your existing cylinder locks at the same time as replacing your handle. A range of locks is available from our shop to suit all budgets including Anti Snap, Anti Bump, Keyed Alike & Thumb Turns.
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What's in the pack?
1 x Set of Hoppe 70PZ Lever Handles
1 x Spindle
1 x Packet fixing screws
What measurements should I check before ordering a handle set?
The most important measurements are the distance between screw holes centre to centre (this handle measures 180mm) and the distance from the centre of the handle spindle to the centre of the barrel (this handle measures 70mm). The length and width of the handle are less critical as a slightly shorter or longer handle should make no difference.
This handle will Fit all Ferco 4.28, 5.28 & 6.35 door locks, these locks can easily be identified by looking at the stamp on the metal faceplate that runs the full height of the door.
Important please check the critical measurements highlighted in the diagram in the gallery before ordering.
What does un-sprung mean?
Un-sprung means the handle will use the door lock spring to return to position. There are a few door locks that will use a sprung handle to return the lever to position. The easiest way to determine if you need a sprung or un-sprung handle is to first remove your handle, then operate the lever to see if there is a return spring fitted to the handle.