ANTI-LIGATURE HANDLE
Our new anti-ligature handle helps create safe environments for patients who may be at risk of harming themselves and is suitable for all doors within mental health settings.
REDUCED LIGATURE RISK
The innovative design means the handle and backplate have been formed from a single piece of stainless steel to eliminate edges and jointing.
Its smooth design prevents attachment of ligatures which contributes to providing a high level of safety for patients. The handle is fixed to the door with stainless steel rivets to prevent tampering and loosening over time thus providing a door handle option which focuses on both longevity and safety.
ROBUST DESIGN AND EFFECTIVE CLEANING
Made from stainless steel, the handle’s robust design provides a durable and long-lasting option to enhance safety and security. It’s unique shape allows for a solid and reliable grip with either hand.
The brushed stainless-steel finish and single piece handle with no joints makes cleaning quick, easy and effective.
COMPLETE SUPPLY AND FIT SOLUTION
Britplas has unique expertise and unrivalled experience in providing specialist products for the mental health sector. Our service includes design, fabrication and installation by specially trained fitting teams who are used to working in live environments.
Contact our special projects team today to find out more or arrange a site visit.
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