Choosing door handles
When selecting door handles for your building, there is so much to consider that it can be difficult to know where to start. Let our guide help you.
What type of handles should I choose?
Lever on rose door handles feature a lever that is fixed to a circular plate - which is known as the 'rose'. These door handles are suitable for use on any internal door. Simply combine with latches, locks and thumb-turns, depending on your requirements.
Lever on backplate handles come in a range of designs to suit any interior door, with options available with or without keyholes. These handles feature a backplate to conceal screws and turn and release mechanisms.
Our pull handles are available in a range of designs, sizes and styles to offer the perfect finish for all applications. With bow handles, D handles, handles on rose and more, you're sure to find the right fit for your door.
We also offer a complete range of contemporary and commercial designed door knobs to accommodate both home and office environments. Everything that's required for installation is within the set, making installation simple.
What door handle do I need?
The door handle you choose depends on the use of the door, as well as the style you prefer. You will also need to consider the type of door, i.e., whether it is a fire door.
Terminology
· Sprung is a term used to indicate that a door handle or door knob is fitted with a spring in the backplate or rose, which means the door handle will return to position once released
· Unsprung refers to a handle which will use the door lock itself to return to position
· Concealed fixings describe fixings that are not visible once the product is fitted
· Bolt through fixings connect a pair of handles together through the door, creating a secure fixing that will last longer providing a maintenance-free lifespan
Application
Perfect for use in residential and commercial environments, our handles and knob ranges are designed for internal use.
