Heritage Brass Door Furniture

Heritage Brass Lever Door Handles on Rose

Heritage Brass lever door handles on rose provide a compact alternative to a traditional backplate. The handle is mounted on a circular or square rose, leaving only a small fitting visible around the spindle.

Handles on rose can be paired with a separate escutcheon for a key-operated lock or a coordinating turn and release for a bathroom door. Check whether the handle is sprung or unsprung, together with the rose dimensions, door thickness and fixing requirements.

Lever Door Handles on Backplate

Our Heritage Brass handles on backplate combine the lever and backplate in one fitting. Available configurations include plain latch backplates, keyhole designs and bathroom versions with an integrated privacy function.

Select the arrangement that matches the lock or latch fitted inside the door. When replacing existing handles, compare the backplate dimensions, spindle position, fixing locations and lock centres to avoid leaving previous fixing holes visible.

Heritage Brass Door Knobs

Discover Heritage Brass door knobs in traditional and contemporary designs for internal doors. The range includes knobs on rose as well as designs intended for use with compatible rim locks.

Consider the knob diameter and projection, particularly where a door is positioned close to its frame. Check the spindle, latch or lock requirements and choose matching escutcheons and hinges to complete the door.

Door Pull Handles and Push Plates

Door pull handles and push plates are suited to entrance doors, larger internal doors and frequently used areas. Pull handles provide a secure grip, while push plates help protect the face of a door from marks and everyday wear.

Choose a pull handle that is appropriately proportioned for the door and check its overall length, projection, fixing centres and installation method. Push plates should also be sized and positioned to suit the way the door is used.

Sliding and Pocket Door Handles

Our sliding and pocket door furniture includes flush pulls, recessed handles, edge pulls and compatible locking sets. These low-profile fittings allow a sliding door to move without a conventional handle projecting into the opening.

For pocket doors that retract into a wall cavity, check the available recess depth and door thickness carefully. Locking sets must also be compatible with the sliding system and the intended bathroom, bedroom or general-use application.

Door Locks, Latches and Bolts

Complete your door installation with compatible door locks, latches and bolts. These mechanisms provide the functional connection between your chosen Heritage Brass handles or knobs and the door frame.

The correct fitting will depend on whether the door requires simple latch operation, key locking, bathroom privacy or an additional bolt. Review the case size, backset, centres, forend dimensions and required handle function before ordering.

Escutcheons and Cylinder Pulls

Escutcheons and cylinder pulls provide a neat finish around traditional keyholes and euro-profile cylinders. Covered and uncovered designs are available to complement different Heritage Brass door handles and knobs.

Identify the lock or cylinder profile before choosing a fitting. The finish can then be matched with the handle, hinges and other visible door hardware for a more unified appearance.

Bathroom Door Locks, Turns and Releases

Our bathroom turns and releases provide a privacy-locking function for bathrooms, en suites, cloakrooms and WC doors. The turn operates the compatible bathroom lock from inside, while the external release allows emergency access when necessary.

Choose a round, square, oval or decorative design to coordinate with your handles. Confirm that the turn, spindle and bathroom lock are compatible and suitable for the thickness of the door.

Heritage Brass Door Hinges

Coordinating Heritage Brass door hinges allow the hinge finish to complement the handles, knobs and other visible fittings. The appropriate hinge will depend on the size, construction and weight of the door.

Check the hinge dimensions, load suitability, material and intended environment before purchase. Heavy, fire-rated or external doors may require specialist hinges, so always follow the relevant door and hinge specifications.

How to Choose Coordinating Door Furniture

Begin by identifying the function of every door and the fittings it requires. A typical internal door may need handles or knobs, a latch and hinges, while a bathroom door will also require a compatible privacy lock and turn-and-release set.

Measure existing fittings carefully when replacing door hardware, paying particular attention to door thickness, backset, fixing centres and spindle size. Choosing products from the same Heritage Brass finish family will help maintain a consistent appearance.

To coordinate these fittings with matching cabinet, window and entrance-door hardware, explore the complete M-Marcus Heritage Brass collection.