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Easily, affordably install SafeLever on your latch doors.

[Patent Pending]

Let your customers and employees use their forearm to pull open latch doors.

Users push down with their forearm in the cup and pull to open the door.

Two screws clamp the device in place on the lever

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No sharp edges, particularly important for those with limited sensation in hands

Occupies only 0.5" of handle space

Rubber inserts create maximum hold against the door handle

Extensive ribbing around the product makes SafeLever extremely durable

RETURN ON INVESTMENT

Drive loyalty and productivity by giving customers and employees hands-free peace of mind.

SUPERIOR DESIGN

Unlike other designs, users' hands and arm never touch the handle, minimizing germ exposure.

VALUE FOR MONEY

Install once and save on ongoing paper towel costs.  ~98% savings over electric door installation.

ACCESSIBLE DESIGN

Designed to ensure users can easily grasp the lever, operate with a fist, and safely exit in an emergency.

SIMPLE INSTALL

Securely install in five minutes or less.  No changing hardware or drilling into the door.

FIRE SAFE

Deliberately created to allow safe emergency egress with full use of the door handle.

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AboutUs

Our first concept's roots can be found in the bathrooms at countless hospitals and offices around the country, where our founder was constantly frustrated that he had to open doors with his hands.

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He got pretty good at kicking and awkwardly contorting his elbow to pull open latch doors but got to thinking about how this could be solved with a straightforward design.

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It is time to eliminate that pain point safely, reliably, and affordably across restaurants, offices, schools, government buildings, and anywhere there are lever doors.

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We are led by Alex Bezdek and Gena Bezdek (a husband and wife team), each with MBAs from the University of Chicago and with deep executive experience in facilities management and healthcare.

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