Brass Door Handles

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Brass Door Handles Buying Guide The brass colourway earns its lasting appeal through genuine warmth as much as its long track record in home design, a tone that suits a traditional interior as readily as a considered contemporary one. Choosing by function Passage sets have no locking mechanism, suited to hallways, living areas, home offices and children's bedrooms, the most commonly used internal configuration in Australian homes. Privacy sets add a push-button or turn-snib lock, suited to a bathroom or bedroom, and can still be released from outside in an emergency with a coin or small tool. Entrance sets include a keyed cylinder for external security. Dummy handles are non-functional, fitted purely for visual symmetry on a wardrobe door or the fixed leaf of a double door. A closer look at named products Lockwood's Vivid range, in a satin brass colourway, is genuinely comprehensive, spanning V1 through V4 passage, privacy and dummy lever sets on a round rose, alongside a half moon door stop, wall-mounted door stop, 150mm flush pull, edge pull, and cavity slider privacy handle set, letting an entire door, hinges, stops and all, be finished in one coordinated tone. Lane's Bala range brings a security knob, dummy knob, passage knob, privacy knob and entrance knob, all in a polished brass finish on a round rosette. Zanda's range spans the Visca cavity slider privacy set, a fixed pin butt hinge, a single-cylinder roller lock kit, a round pull door handle in a straight pair, the Verve flush pull kit, and the Futura, Vienna and Zurich sets covering passage, dummy, entrance and privacy configurations, the Zurich entrance set available with a 60mm or 70mm cylinder. Lane's double-cylinder deadbolt and Lockwood's 005 double-cylinder round deadbolt in an Everbrass finish round out the security hardware. Choosing a finish This collection is built around gold-toned finishes, spanning a satin brass colour and a polished brass colour, giving genuine warmth and consistency across a