Easy-Access ADA Compliant Door Handles | AmesburyTruth 800 Series | ADA Hardware Store

ADA compliant door handles make doors accessible and simple to use for everyone, featuring lever designs and easy operation for both residential and commercial spaces. This collection includes genuine AmesburyTruth 800 Series lever handle sets, ideal for door hardware upgrades or replacements where ADA compliance and durability matter most. Unlock smoother access while meeting safety and accessibility codes with trusted ada handles engineered for performance.
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ADA compliant handles are specialized door hardware designed to meet the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) standards, ensuring that doors are easy to open, close, and secure for individuals with varying mobility and dexterity. The AmesburyTruth 800 Series handles in this collection use a lever-style design, which requires minimal grip strength and movement, making them an excellent choice for accessible entrances in homes, offices, healthcare settings, and public buildings. These handles offer a blend of user-friendly function and robust construction for long-term reliability.

Key Features and Specifications

  • Manufactured by AmesburyTruth, a trusted name in ada compliant hardware and a division of Tyman PLC and SchlegelGiesse.
  • U-shaped lever handles designed to be easily operated by people with limited hand strength, compliant with ADA standards.
  • Available in keyed active, non-keyed active, and non-keyed passive functions to match security and access requirements.
  • Engineered for compatibility with hinged patio doors and common door brands using the AmesburyTruth system.
  • Durable metal construction with finishes designed for high-traffic environments, resisting wear and corrosion.
  • Standard 8-7/16 inch screw hole spacing for straightforward replacement and installation.

Detailed Use Cases

These ADA compliant door handles are well-suited for any location where accessible entry is required by code or where ease-of-use is a priority. Typical installations include retrofitting older homes to meet modern accessibility standards, outfitting commercial office doors, healthcare environments, multi-unit residential buildings, and schools. The lever design allows users to open doors with a closed fist or elbow, reducing barriers for those with arthritis or limited mobility,meeting the needs of both code inspectors and daily users.

Installation and Replacement Tips

Each handle set is designed for direct replacement on doors already using the AmesburyTruth 800 Series hardware, as well as compatible systems found in many leading door brands. Before purchasing, confirm the screw hole spacing and overall plate dimensions to ensure proper fit. Installation can usually be completed with basic hand tools,simply remove the old handle set, align the new assembly, and secure with the included screws. For a keyed entry, choose the active keyed version; for interior or passage doors, the active non-keyed or non-keyed passive units offer simple operation without the need for a key or thumbturn.

Compatibility and Genuine Parts

TruthParts is an authorized reseller of AmesburyTruth hardware, so every handle set in this collection is a genuine, original part made to manufacturer specifications. These ADA compliant handles integrate seamlessly with doors using the 800 Series plate and lever system, ensuring a precise fit for most standard patio and entry doors requiring ada handle upgrades. When searching for ada compliant cabinet handles, ada door handles, or ada door knobs, always select parts from a reputable ada hardware store to guarantee safety, durability, and code compliance.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Are these handles compatible with non-AmesburyTruth doors?
    They are specifically designed for doors using the AmesburyTruth 800 Series system but may work with other doors with the same plate dimensions and screw spacing. Always check measurements before ordering.
  • Do I need professional installation?
    Most replacements can be performed with simple tools and moderate DIY skills. However, for high-security or commercial settings, professional installation is recommended.
  • What is the difference between keyed and non-keyed active handles?
    A keyed active handle uses a lock for entry security, while a non-keyed active handle allows free operation without a key. Passive handles are typically used on double doors without an active latch.