The OGRO 8115 door furniture range demonstrates how everyday objects can be reinvented without losing their essential utility. The clearly defined radii contrasted with the full radii element make the product more ergonomic. The overall dimension is adapted to the human motion sequences. The range encompasses standard, security and pull handles, door knobs and accessories of aluminum and stainless steel. The face surface texture is grinded horizontally. The pull handle range builds up on a system of 10 parts and a maximum length of 2400 cm.

Bernhard Heitz (49), born in Frankfurt /M., studied Industrial Design at Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences. Some of the most important company names on his CV include Moll Design (Schwäbisch Gmünd), Group Four design and AndersonDesign (Connecticut, USA), Resopal (Groß-Umstadt) and SieMatic (Löhne). He has been in charge of product design at Busch-Jaeger Elektro GmbH (Lüdenscheid) for several years, where he developed products for modern building automation. Now he is continuing his career at DORMA (Ennepetal), establishing a new global product design language. Bernhard Heitz follows his passion for integrative holistic product solutions in architecture and interior design.

With over 100 years of tradition behind it, the company offers holistic solutions covering all facets of door operability – from hinges, closers, and floor springs to automatic door systems and time and access control solutions. DORMA also supplies horizontal sliding wall systems.