Aged Brass Multipoint Handles

Aged Brass Handles for Multipoint Locks

Multipoint door handles operate a locking mechanism fitted into the edge of the door. When the lever is operated, the lock can engage several locking points positioned along the door rather than relying on a single latch or bolt.

The handle is only one part of the complete locking system, so replacement multipoint handles should be chosen by compatibility rather than appearance alone. Before ordering, compare the measurements and specification of the new handle with your existing set.

What Should I Check Before Ordering?

Multipoint handles are not universally interchangeable. Check the individual product specification carefully, paying particular attention to:

• Handle centres and cylinder centres
• Fixing centres
• Backplate dimensions
• Spindle size and length
• Door thickness
• Left- or right-handed configuration

A similar-looking handle does not necessarily fit the same lock preparation. Our guide to fitting a multipoint door handle explains the main checks to make before removing an existing set.

Bauhaus, Colonial and Gio Designs

This aged brass collection includes three distinct lever styles. Bauhaus has a clean, straightforward lever profile, Gio offers a more contemporary shape, while Colonial provides a more traditional alternative.

Each design is available in left- and right-handed versions, so check the handing shown on the product page before ordering.

Other Multipoint Handle Finishes

If aged brass is not the right finish for your door, the same multipoint range is also available in Matt Bronze, Polished Chrome, Satin Brass and Satin Nickel.

You can also return to the Multipoint Door Handles collection to compare the wider range, including other materials and finishes.

Need Help Understanding Multipoint Hardware?

For a broader explanation of how these handles work with the locking mechanism, read our guide to multipoint door handles and hardware .