Buyer needs

Replacement and renovation

When something fails or a door is being refreshed, the aim is usually to reuse the holes and pockets already in the door. That depends on careful measurement.

Rendered mortise lock body, strike plate, spindle and screws laid out on walnut for replacement3D render

Plan it as a set

  1. Start with the old part

    Bring it, or photograph it beside a ruler, including any markings.

  2. Measure before you buy

    Backset, door thickness and the centre distance between handle and key hole decide what fits.

  3. Cover old marks

    A larger plate or rose can hide old screw holes when the style changes.

  4. Check the strike

    A door that will not latch is often a strike plate problem, not a lock problem.

Where to look in the range

Rendered strike plate, euro profile cylinder with key, square spindle and screws laid on stone3D renderHardware spare parts

Replacement cylinders, spindles, strike plates, screws and closer parts: bring the old part.

Illustration of a satin brass lever handle, round rose and keyhole escutcheon fitted to a walnut door section, with a plain brass key in frontIllustrativeDoor locks

Mortise lock sets, rim and safety locks, cylinders and knob locks for main and interior doors.

Rendered brass lever handle on a round rose with a key rose, beside a bronze pull handle on a fluted walnut panel3D renderDoor handles

Lever handles on roses or plates, pull handles and knobs, matched to the lock.

Rendered brass and satin nickel butt hinges fixed to a walnut panel3D renderHinges

Butt, ball-bearing and other door hinges, chosen by door weight, size and finish.

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