Our patent-pending mechanism that helps support and control the movement of a lever, for more precise operation.
Smooth operation
The Joseph Giles unique rota-bearing sprung rose allows for the seamlessly simplified application of even our heaviest pair of solid brass handles, while the concealed horizontal stop ensures that our lever handles always sit perfectly horizontal.
Our unique sprung rose design brings smooth, silent and flawless operation to all Joseph Giles levers.
Testing and maintenance
Designed to deliver a flawless performance, the unique rota-bearing sprung rose has been tested to operate for over 200,000 cycles with no wear or deterioration to its function, making it completely maintenance-free for its lifetime.
Suited for even the heaviest lever
As our handles are made from solid brass, they are often too heavy for general latch mechanisms.
One of the most beautiful things about the unique rota-bearing sprung rose is that it allows even our heaviest pair of levers to sit completely straight and maintain a centrally fixed axis of rotation.
Made for easier fitting
With a fitting jig available, we've made installation easier for the joiners, whilst the mechanism ensures handles sit perfectly horizontal and operate smoothly.
The Journey
July 2015
Initial idea is conceived.
January 2016
The first draft of the sprung rose in completed in January.
October 2016
After 10 months of trying to source materials to make the product overseas, we decide to take a step back and revisit why we began this project.
November 2016
Design review led to us changing the design of the product and deciding to source the materials in the UK.
April 2017
5 months of research and development has been completed.
August 2017
The sprung rose design is now completed.
May 2018
The sprung rose mechanism is officially launched to the market and is now available with all of our lever handles, thumb turns and doorknobs.