Hardware & accessories
Entrance furniture
Entrance Door Handles
Compare the photographed finishes, then match grip, projection and lock compatibility to the exact entrance door.
Finish selector
Choose for touch as well as appearance.
The lever is one of the most frequently touched details on the property. Compare the finishes here, then consider grip, return, projection and the relationship with nearby panels or furniture.
What matters
The entrance handle is one of the most frequently touched details on the property. Its scale, grip, finish and relationship with the lock should suit both the door system and the people using it.
This range brings together black, bronze, chrome, gold and white options. Finish availability and exact compatibility are confirmed against the selected door and lock.
Compare finishes
Confirm the complete furniture set
- Lever and backplate compatibility
- Cylinder and escutcheon finish
- Projection beside panels and walls
- Letter plate, knocker and hinge coordination
Decision guide
Make the hardware feel deliberate.
A good selection belongs to the door and the room around it. Use these checks before approving the final ironmongery schedule.
Start with the lock
The handle and backplate must suit the lock centres, spindle and exact door profile.
Test the grip
Consider hand size, reach, lever return and comfortable operation for regular users.
Coordinate every finish
Review the handle beside the cylinder, hinges, threshold, glazing detail and surrounding interior.
Product media
Compare form, finish and proportion.
Open any image for a closer look. Final compatibility and finish are confirmed against the selected window or door system.
Complete the schedule
Coordinate the related details.
Move from a single component to a coherent hardware and finish specification.
One coordinated specification
Discuss your project Bring the shortlist into the measured quote.
We will match hardware, colour and operating details to the exact product before manufacture.