Match handles, hinges and locks to the way each room is used.
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Start with how the room is used
A standard internal door may only need a latch, while a bathroom usually needs an appropriate privacy arrangement. A room requiring key locking needs a compatible lock and hardware. Decide the function for each room before choosing a handle style, so you can compare the correct pack options.
Check what the pack includes
Read the contents of the exact variant. Standard, bathroom, key-lock and fire-door packs can contain different components even when the handle design looks identical. Confirm whether hinges, a latch, a lock and any turn-and-release or escutcheons are included. Do not assume a pictured component is supplied with every option.
Match the hardware to the door
Check the permitted door thickness, hinge dimensions and latch or lock requirements. Fire doors require suitable hardware and installation in accordance with their certification; an attractive handle alone does not establish compliance. Ask your installer to confirm the complete arrangement before ordering, including any additional components needed.
Coordinate the finish and quantity
Consider how the handle finish will look beside hinges, locks and other fittings. Count the packs required for each door and room type, then review your basket against that list. On this website, door accessories are available when ordering a door. You can view the full accessory details before choosing a variant and quantity.
