Abstract: An antipanic handle, of the type which comprises a frame to be fixed horizontally to the face of a door to which a longitudinal body, pushable to actuate the lock associated with the door, is rigidly coupled. Advantageously, the antipanic handle comprises at least one photoluminescent element, which is integrated in the pushable longitudinal body in a position which can be viewed by the users of the handle.

Abstract: The structure is composed of a plurality of feet, each consisting of a section of square tubing which has at the base height adjustment means connected to a ground rest plate. Each foot bears on its top four crosspieces obtained by pressing from a sheet metal; the head of the crosspieces is shaped to cover an area of one fourth of the section of the foot tubing. The head edges are turned over to form hooking means for connection to the foot, while screw means are provided for achieving engagement among the crosspieces converging on a same foot and the foot itself. Each cross-piece is again covered by a U-like moulding of plastics which forms the rest plane for modular panels.