Door Lock Sets

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Door Lock Sets and Coordinating Internal Door Fittings Choosing hardware is easier when you begin with what the door needs to do. A passage door simply opens and closes, a bathroom door needs privacy, and a study or bedroom may need a key. This range brings together complete handle sets and coordinating lock, latch and finishing pieces, so you can compare the right function and finish for each room. Passage Doors For halls, living rooms and other doors that do not lock, look for a lever handle and tubular latch combination. The latch holds the door closed and retracts when the lever is pressed. If you want these parts selected together, browse our door handle latch sets . Separate tubular mortice latches are useful when you already have suitable handles. Bathroom and WC Doors Bathroom privacy normally uses a mortice bathroom lock with an inside turn and outside emergency release. A complete bathroom door lock set is the simplest choice when you need coordinated handles too. If you already have handles, compare separate bathroom locks and WC thumb turns and releases . Doors That Need a Key A keyed sash lock combines the everyday latch action with a separate locking bolt. For a coordinated option, choose door handles with lock and key . Rose handles may use separate keyhole escutcheons , while backplate handles can include the keyhole within the plate. Choose a Consistent Finish Once each room function is clear, choose a finish and lever shape that can be repeated across connected spaces. Matt black gives strong contrast, antique brass brings warmth, and satin nickel creates a quieter neutral look. The lock function can change from door to door while the visible furniture stays coordinated. Before Ordering Read the selected item carefully to see whether it is a complete handle set or an individual latch, lock, turn or escutcheon. Check the supplied components and dimensions against the existing door preparation. If a new mortice is needed, accurate fitting is essentia