Parts of a Door Handle - Backplate

Showcasing the intricate parts of a door handle backplate.
This highlights the:
⚙️ Lever Handle/Hand Grip Zone: The part your hand wraps around to operate the handle.
⚙️ Return: The 90° angle where the lever grip attaches to the backplate.
⚙️ Sub Plate: The plate securing the door handles to the door face.
⚙️ Bolt and Screw Fixings: Screws and bolts that secure the handles and prevent rotation.
⚙️ Follower, Spindle, and Grub Screw: Connects the handles through the latch or lockcase and secures them; includes additional components for bathroom handles.
⚙️ Spring and Spring Stop: Returns the handle to the horizontal position, preventing over-rotation.
⚙️ Circlip and Washer: Hold the spring and spring stop in place.
⚙️ Cover Plate: A decorative cover that hides the fixings of the sub plate and prevents tampering, allowing for quick replacement of damaged parts.
The model shown in this video is the ARRONE AR961 lever handle on a push-on rose.
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