As a traffic-heavy touchpoint, you don’t want to overlook your internal door handles... Whether it’s the door to your neglected guest room or recently renovated kitchen, introducing an eye-catching internal door handle will both completely transform the look of your internal door, and add the perfect finishing touch to your space. The best part? You can install them across your home, to achieve a cohesive look.
Door Handles for Internal Doors
Upgrading your door handles for internal doors can make walking from room-to-room feel like a luxury. Choose from our sleek, minimalist designs, including our well-rounded range of mortice door knobs.
With designs available in various finishes, including Brass and Black, just select the door handles for internal doors that best complement your interior style. After all, it’s the considered details that will take your project to the next level.
Internal Door Handles with Lock
Does your old bathroom or bedroom door feature a lock which you’d like to replace? After choosing the right internal door handle for your project, pair it with a Thumb Lock – a smooth and rounded knob, designed to fit an existing privacy lock. If you need a key hole cover, opt for a matching Escutcheon Plate.
Matching with our four core finishes – Brass, Antique Brass, Stainless Steel and Black, our door locks are the sleek and practical finishing touch to your internal door refresh.
Interior Door Handles
Switch out your old interior door handles to completely transform your space. Be sure to choose a finish that complements your interior scheme. Brass is perfect for that bold, maximalist look, whilst Stainless Steel interior door handles pair well with sleek, modern interior schemes.
How To Fit An Internal Door Handle
Our internal door handles come in pairs, to fit on either side of a door. Whehter you're installing a door lever handle or mortice door knob, follow our step-by-step guide:
1. Remove and responsibly recycle the old door hardware.
2. Measure the diameter of the hole through which the new internal door handle will be installed – it should measure at least 17mm.
3. Insert the door latch through the side of the door.
4. Ensure the spindle and cylinder rose are oriented correctly and insert both through the door.
5. Mark through each hole of the cylinder rose.
6. After removing the spindle and cylinder rose, drill through the marked holes with a 3mm drill bit.
7. Place the door latch, spindle and cylinder rose back in place, and screw in each with the provided screws.
8. Place the backplate and door handle over the cylinder rose on each side of the door.
9. Tighten both grub screws on each door handle until fully secured in place.
Position the door latch strike plate on the door frame, and screw in.
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