Italian Handles Since 1911

Since 1911 Olivari has been manufacturing door handles at its own factories in Italy where the entire production process takes place.

Throughout the 100-plus years of its manufacturing history, Olivari has earned distinction for the quality of its products and the reputation of its brand.

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Craftsmanship And High Technology

Starting with brass billets, the handles are forged, milled, polished, buffed, chrome-plated and hallmarked with a laser. See the video to discover the process.

Catalogue

The Olivari catalogue consists of more than 100 handles and it features historic pieces, timeless bestsellers and novelties signed by the greatest designers and international architects.

Square Handles

The Square series products are characterised by the square form of the technical components (rosettes, escutcheons, plate etc.), and for linear geometry of the handles.

Round Handles

The Round series products are characterised by the round shape of the technical components (rosettes, escutcheons, plate etc.) and the variable geometry of the handles.

Special Handles

The Special Series products are characterised by the sophisticated and originality of the handle shapes and materials.

Research And Development

- Olivari has attained ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certifications -

GALVANISED CHROMIUM PLATING

The galvanisation process of applying metallic coats of nickel and chrome makes the product abrasion-resistant and corrosion-resistant. If used in accordance with the instructions, Olivari Chrome Finishing has a 10-year guarantee.

PVD FINISHES

Vacuum metallisation (PVD) is an extremely high-technology treatment, which consists in the deposition of very hard metal composites. If used according to the instructions for use and maintenance, Olivari Superfinishing in Gold, Nickel and Stainless Steel have a 30-year guarantee. Superfinishing in Anthracite, Copper and Bronze have a 10-year guarantee.

GUILLOCHÈ

A decorative engraving technique that uses special lathes. Guided manually, these machines draw a precise, intricate, repeated pattern on the metal surface. In collaboration with the Maestro Riccardo Renzetti of Milan.