Door Handles
Replace tired internal door furniture with door handles in brass, chrome, satin brass and satin chrome. The range runs from Victorian door handles and ornate lock handles to simple lever handles on rose, with latch door sets, door lock and latch sets and extras such as sliding stays and brass letters. Brands include Securit, Smiths Architectural, Era and Yale.
Check what your door needs before you buy. Passage sets have no lock and suit hallways and living rooms, while bathroom sets add a thumb turn. A mortice or tubular door lock latch fits into a hole cut in the door edge, so measure the backset and the latch length of your existing fitting. Handles on rose sit on a round plate, while lock handles sit on a long backplate.
Match finishes across a room or floor for the best look, and note that brass handles and satin brass wear differently over time.
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How to choose door handles
Match the handle to the lock or latch already in the door.
| Type | Best for | Things to know |
|---|---|---|
| Lever on rose | Internal doors with a tubular latch | Neat, modern look with a round base |
| Lever latch backplate | Internal doors with no lock | Check plate size covers old screw holes |
| Lever lock backplate | Doors with a mortice sashlock | Keyhole spacing must match the lock |
| Bathroom backplate | Bathrooms and toilets | Has a thumbturn and emergency release |
| Door knobs | Period-style internal doors | Allow space so fingers clear the frame |
| Pull handles | Doors without a latch, or external doors | Bolt-through fixings are stronger |
Door Handles: frequently asked questions
How do I measure for a door latch?
Measure from the door edge to the centre of the spindle hole for the backset, and measure the latch body length. Standard sizes are common, but check yours.
What is the difference between a latch and a lock?
A latch holds the door closed with a handle, while a lock needs a key or thumb turn to secure it. Many sets combine both.
Are Victorian door handles suitable for modern doors?
Yes. They are widely used on period and modern interiors alike, as long as the fixing hole spacing and spindle length suit your door thickness.
Which finish should I choose, brass or chrome?
Brass gives a warm, traditional look, while chrome and satin chrome suit modern spaces. Pick the finish that matches your hinges and other fittings.
Can I replace door handles without changing the latch?
Often yes, if the new handle fits the existing spindle and screw positions. Check the fixing centres before ordering.
Buying in bulk or for your business?
Landlords, trades and facilities teams can ask us for a quote on larger quantities.
















































