FSB 1005 is part of FSB's Standard Mortise Lock (SML) program — German-engineered architectural door hardware known for precise proportions and a tactile, ergonomic grip.
Known as The Wedge, FSB 1005 was modernized by Johannes Potente in the 1960s from a 1931 design by Max Burchartz. Its crisp wedge profile made it a favourite of Egon Eiermann, and it appears in Bonn's Langer Eugen tower and the former Chancellor's Bungalow. It remains a standard choice in the renovation of postwar modernist buildings.
Available in passage, privacy, single dummy, and double dummy configurations. Handing is required for single dummy.
Important: European roses are typically smaller than standard North American models, with many measuring approximately 50 mm in diameter. Rose sizes can vary by brand and range, so please review all dimensions carefully. These handles may not fit existing or pre-bored door holes without adjustments.
Solid stainless steel or anodized aluminum, depending on finish.
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