F.B.M. ROCKET Design Handle
F.B.M. is pleased to present ROCKET cookware handle, the latest product in our collection, fully Italian Design and manufactured in F.B.M. Italy.
ROCKET has a peculiarity that makes it stand out from any other product. It plays a lot with lines: flattering towards the back creating a unique “play” with the handle’s shape, an immediate standout bringing vivacity and character to a first-class product.
It also features a plectrum design finger-rest that gives the user the best hand support and works as a protection for the finger thanks to its corner shape. This peculiar design finger rest contributes to the energetic design of this handle.
Handle Rocket is characterized by the large front part and the use of a design flame guard, which makes the product wider and substantial in its structure.
This cookware handle choice definitely benefits manufacturers and retailers who want to renew their first-level product range by adding a new design cookware accessory that in its appearances can elevate and upgrade the line with style.
An important consideration is the advantage of upgrading your line thanks to the wide flame guard and frontal part, which conveys the impression of an even higher-category product.
Finally, this product definitely appeals to the younger generation’s customers, looking for cookware that gives uniqueness and character to their kitchen and cooking experience.
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