How to determine the height of the door handle?

The door handle is something we are very familiar with. It exists mainly to facilitate opening and closing the door in a labor-saving manner. If you want to maximize the effect of the door handle, the appropriate position is very important, such as the height it is set. How to determine the height of the door handle?

Many people may ignore this problem and think that this problem has little effect, but if you have children at home, you should consider it comprehensively. For example, the door handle is designed according to an adult. If you have children at home, you will stand on the stool if you can’t reach them. The above things are easy to cause security risks.

In fact, there is no regulation on the height of the door handle. The main consideration is the family situation of the owner, such as height, or living habits. We need to consider the following two issues:

1Determine the height of the door handle according to the height of family members. Remember to take into account the child’s situation here.

2 Set according to the habit of opening the door. If the habit is to open the door horizontally with the forearm, the height of the door handle can be set to the height of the elbow joint.

The handle position of furniture and door should be set in the most labor-saving position. That is, the position where the maximum operation force can be emitted, that is, the position suitable for operation is determined by the back muscle activity.

The position of the handle is related to the height. Two doors are installed on doors in Europe for adults and children. The general office handle position is 100CM, and the general family uses 80~90CM. The height of the door handle is lower in the kindergarten. How to determine the height of the door handle from the determination principle and the commonly used door handle height setting reference information is provided, is this helpful to you? If you still do not understand this clearly enough, you can refer to Need to set the door handle object and designer's opinion.