MHB Steel Hardware
Handles and escutcheons designed as part of the MHB steel language, helping doors, windows and concealed closing systems feel coherent down to the point of touch. Royal Design Marbella represents MHB across the Costa del Sol and helps project teams review the relevant hardware route within the wider MHB system.
Hardware is the point where the steel system becomes tactile.
MHB steel hardware should not be treated as an afterthought. Handles and escutcheons are the elements that people physically use, see and touch every day.
The hardware route should therefore be reviewed in relation to the selected door, window or concealed closing system, as well as the finish and architectural language of the wider project.
One hardware line. Multiple architectural combinations.
The MHB hardware concept is based on a consistent family of handles and escutcheons. The relationship between handle shape, escutcheon type and finish should be considered as part of the complete steel system.
The handle should belong to the same architectural language as the steel system.
MHB documents one line for doors, windows and multilock systems with concealed closing systems. The choice of handle, escutcheon and finish should therefore be coordinated with the selected MHB route rather than treated as a separate accessory decision.
A hardware line is easier to understand when the forms can be seen together.
The video shows the MHB solid steel fittings and helps explain the relationship between handles, escutcheons and the wider hardware family.
Hardware decisions are small in scale, but they strongly affect how a steel door or window feels in daily use.
Hardware should be reviewed within the selected MHB system route.
The hardware line can be considered across MHB doors, windows and multilock systems with concealed closing systems.
The relevant decision depends on the system, the opening type, the selected configuration and the intended architectural finish.
The applicable hardware route should be confirmed with the selected MHB system and project configuration.
Start with the selected MHB system. Then review the appropriate hardware line.
Royal Design Marbella represents MHB across the Costa del Sol, helping architects, designers and project teams review available project information and coordinate relevant drawings, quotations and technical conversations. The exact execution route depends on the system, project and MHB process.
Define the system context
Identify whether the hardware relates to MHB doors, windows, multilock systems or concealed closing configurations.
Review the handle and finish
The handle style, escutcheon route and finish can be reviewed in relation to the wider architectural language.
Coordinate the next information
Relevant drawings, quotations and technical conversations can then be coordinated according to the project and applicable MHB process.
Choosing hardware for an MHB steel project? Start with the system and the finish intent.
Share the project information currently available and Royal Design Marbella can help review the context and coordinate the appropriate next conversation for the MHB route.