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Uovo Window Handle

Uovo Window Handle

Scale illustration of the Uovo Window Handle compared to other window handlesScale illustration of the Uovo Window Handle compared to other window handles
Description
Description

The Uovo window handle, designed by Studio Olivari in 1957, is an iconic and timeless design that has maintained its popularity over the years. The handle features a unique and distinctive appearance, with a curved and egg-shaped grip that gives it an elegant and organic look. It is crafted with high-quality materials and is available in a range of finishes, allowing it to complement any style of window.

The Uovo handle is designed to be highly functional, with a comfortable grip that makes it easy to operate, while its push-to-release mechanism allows for smooth and effortless opening and closing of the window. Overall, the Uovo handle is a stylish and practical option for windows, offering a perfect balance of form and function.

Dimensions & Sizes
Dimensions & Sizes

The Uovo Window Handle has a height of 3.23” (82 mm), width of 1.69” (43 mm), and depth of 2.83” (72 mm). The rosette options to pair with the Uovo Window Handle include large and small vertical ovals.

Series of dimensioned illustrations of the Uovo Window Handle seen from the top, front and side
Description
Description

The Uovo window handle, designed by Studio Olivari in 1957, is an iconic and timeless design that has maintained its popularity over the years. The handle features a unique and distinctive appearance, with a curved and egg-shaped grip that gives it an elegant and organic look. It is crafted with high-quality materials and is available in a range of finishes, allowing it to complement any style of window.

The Uovo handle is designed to be highly functional, with a comfortable grip that makes it easy to operate, while its push-to-release mechanism allows for smooth and effortless opening and closing of the window. Overall, the Uovo handle is a stylish and practical option for windows, offering a perfect balance of form and function.

Dimensions & Sizes
Dimensions & Sizes

The Uovo Window Handle has a height of 3.23” (82 mm), width of 1.69” (43 mm), and depth of 2.83” (72 mm). The rosette options to pair with the Uovo Window Handle include large and small vertical ovals.

Collection of top and elevation view drawings of the Uovo Window Handle with windows
Collection of top and elevation view drawings of the Uovo Window Handle with windows
3D Model
3D Model
Common Questions
Common Questions
Window Handles
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Window Handles
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What are the main types of window handles?
The two primary types of window handles are crank handles and lift handles. Crank handles, commonly used on casement and awning windows, feature a rotating mechanism for opening and closing. Lift handles, typically used on sliding or double-hung windows, feature a simple lifting or pulling motion. Both types offer different styles, materials, and finishes for customization and versatility.
Are window handles 'handed'?
Yes, window handles can be handed, meaning they are designed for either left-hand or right-hand operation, depending on the window orientation and user preference. Handed handles are crucial for proper function and ease of use, ensuring that the handle is located on the correct side of the window for comfortable access and operation.
What is the most common material used for window handles?
The most common material for window handles is metal, with brass, stainless steel, and aluminum being popular choices due to their durability, strength, and resistance to corrosion. Metal handles offer a sleek, modern look and are suitable for most window types. However, plastic handles are becoming increasingly popular due to their lightweight and customizable properties.
What are the main types of window handles?
The two primary types of window handles are crank handles and lift handles. Crank handles, commonly used on casement and awning windows, feature a rotating mechanism for opening and closing. Lift handles, typically used on sliding or double-hung windows, feature a simple lifting or pulling motion. Both types offer different styles, materials, and finishes for customization and versatility.
Are window handles 'handed'?
Yes, window handles can be handed, meaning they are designed for either left-hand or right-hand operation, depending on the window orientation and user preference. Handed handles are crucial for proper function and ease of use, ensuring that the handle is located on the correct side of the window for comfortable access and operation.
What is the most common material used for window handles?
The most common material for window handles is metal, with brass, stainless steel, and aluminum being popular choices due to their durability, strength, and resistance to corrosion. Metal handles offer a sleek, modern look and are suitable for most window types. However, plastic handles are becoming increasingly popular due to their lightweight and customizable properties.
Residential Buildings
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Residential Buildings
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What is the difference between residential and commercial buildings?
The main difference between residential and commercial buildings is the intended use of the structures. Residential construction is focused on creating comfortable and functional living spaces, while commercial construction is focused on creating functional spaces for business or professional use. Residential construction involves building dwellings and commercial construction, on the other hand, involves building structures that are used for business or professional purposes.
What type of housing is the most common?
Single-family homes are the most common type of housing in many countries around the world. These are standalone houses that are designed for one family to live in. They usually have a front and back yard, and often come with a garage or carport. Single-family homes can be found in a variety of sizes, styles, and price ranges, and are popular for their sense of privacy and space. However, apartments and condos are also common types of housing, particularly in urban areas where land is limited.
What is the difference between a ‘home’ and a ‘house’?
A house is a physical structure that is used for shelter and protection from the elements. It can be a standalone building, a townhouse, an apartment, or any other type of dwelling. A home, on the other hand, is a place where someone lives and feels a sense of belonging. It can be a house, but it can also be an apartment, a trailer, or even a boat. Essentially, a house is a structure, while a home is a feeling of belonging and security. Someone can have a home even if they don't own a house, as long as they have a place where they feel comfortable and safe.
What is the difference between residential and commercial buildings?
The main difference between residential and commercial buildings is the intended use of the structures. Residential construction is focused on creating comfortable and functional living spaces, while commercial construction is focused on creating functional spaces for business or professional use. Residential construction involves building dwellings and commercial construction, on the other hand, involves building structures that are used for business or professional purposes.
What type of housing is the most common?
Single-family homes are the most common type of housing in many countries around the world. These are standalone houses that are designed for one family to live in. They usually have a front and back yard, and often come with a garage or carport. Single-family homes can be found in a variety of sizes, styles, and price ranges, and are popular for their sense of privacy and space. However, apartments and condos are also common types of housing, particularly in urban areas where land is limited.
What is the difference between a ‘home’ and a ‘house’?
A house is a physical structure that is used for shelter and protection from the elements. It can be a standalone building, a townhouse, an apartment, or any other type of dwelling. A home, on the other hand, is a place where someone lives and feels a sense of belonging. It can be a house, but it can also be an apartment, a trailer, or even a boat. Essentially, a house is a structure, while a home is a feeling of belonging and security. Someone can have a home even if they don't own a house, as long as they have a place where they feel comfortable and safe.
Details
Details

*Under Development*

Height:
3.23” | 82 mm
Width:
1.69” | 43 mm
Depth:
2.83” | 72 mm
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Rosette Options: Vertical oval (large, small)

Materials:
Brass
Designer:
Studio Olivari
Year:
1957

Drawings include:

Uovo Window Handle front elevation, plan, side, window views

Links
Links

Olivari - Uovo Window Handle

Wikipedia - Window Handle

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Updated on
April 14, 2023
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