Türknopfs

Türknopfs is a term of German origin that translates to "door handle" or "door knob". It refers to the mechanism used to open and close a door. Typically, a Türknopfs is grasped by hand and turned or pushed to retract a latch, allowing the door to be moved. These devices can be made from a variety of materials, including metal (such as brass, stainless steel, or aluminum), wood, or plastic.

The design of a Türknopfs can vary significantly. Some are spherical, while others are lever-shaped. The aesthetic and functional design often depends on the style of the door and the overall architecture of the building. Functionally, Türknopfs are crucial for the operation of doors and are found in virtually every building, from residential homes to commercial establishments. They are a fundamental component of door hardware.