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Use
Lever handles, framed door fittings, panic hardware, and emergency exit solutions -
Applications
Residential, commercial, hospitality, healthcare, education, public, institutional, office buildings -
Characteristics
accessibility-focused, safe, secure -
Colors
Polyamide, matt polyamide, stainless steel, black matt powder-coated stainless steel (depending on the product range)
HEWI manufactures architectural hardware for a wide range of building applications. The company offers Range 270, System 111, Panic Bar, and System 162, a selection of door hardware systems designed for different functional and architectural requirements. Together, these ranges provide coordinated solutions for door operation, accessibility, emergency egress, and consistent design throughout a project.
A geometric design language and coordinated family of architectural hardware characterize range 270. The range includes lever handles, pull handles, window handles, cabinet hardware, and accessories designed to create visual consistency across doors and adjoining architectural elements. Its coordinated components allow the system to be specified throughout a project while maintaining a unified appearance.
Introduced in 1969, System 111 is one of HEWI's most established hardware ranges. The system includes lever handles, framed door fittings, window handles, pull handles, door accessories, and complementary components for a wide variety of door applications.
Depending on the model, System 111 is available in polyamide, matt polyamide, stainless steel, or black matt powder-coated stainless steel. The range includes configurations for standard, framed, fire, apartment, and glass doors, as well as accessibility applications, with coordinated roses, escutcheons, backplates, security escutcheons, and knobs available across the system.
HEWI Panic Bar systems are designed for emergency exit doors in buildings where safe and reliable egress is required. The range includes panic bars and emergency door fittings that integrate with HEWI door hardware systems, allowing emergency exit hardware to maintain a consistent design language with surrounding architectural hardware.
System 162 is defined by a mitre-cut design language that combines straight lines with a restrained architectural expression. Designed by HEWI in collaboration with NOA, the system features fittings with a steel core finished in glossy or matt polyamide.
The range includes lever handles, framed door fittings, window handles, pull handles, cabinet hardware, door accessories, and coordinated components for standard and framed doors. Glass door fittings, half fittings, and accessibility-compatible configurations are also available, enabling the system to be specified across a variety of building types while maintaining a consistent design aesthetic.














































