
Mortise lock
Housed inside the leaf. The proper lock for a main door — secure, quiet, long-lived.

Est. 1970

Hardware is where most door budgets get quietly cut, and it is the one decision you will feel every single day. A good mortise lock outlasts three bad ones. We stock the full range from honest economy fittings to smart locks, and we will happily tell you where spending more is worth it and where it is not.


Housed inside the leaf. The proper lock for a main door — secure, quiet, long-lived.

Quick to fit, ideal for internal bedroom and office doors.

Surface-mounted, often used as a secondary lock on the main door.

Thumb-turn inside with an emergency coin release outside. No key.

Keypad, RFID card, Bluetooth and app control, with a mechanical key override.

Fingerprint entry with multiple stored users. Useful when keys keep going missing.

Throws bolts at head, middle and sill. The strongest option for a main door.

For shutters, gates, stores and outbuildings.

Cam locks, push locks and drawer locks for cabinetry.

Patch locks and floor sockets for frameless glass.


The everyday internal handle. Solid brass, SS and zinc alloy.

Traditional plate-mounted lever, often paired with a mortise lock.

Long pull handles in SS, brass, antique and matte black.

Classic knobs for period and traditional interiors.

Handle and digital lock in one unit — keypad or fingerprint in the grip.

Kitchen and wardrobe pulls, edge profiles and gola profile handles.

Sits flush for sliding and pocket doors.

Satin SS, antique brass, matte black, rose gold, chrome, bronze and PVD.


The standard door hinge. SS 304 for main doors, MS where budget rules.

Carries heavy solid leaves without dropping or squealing.

Nothing visible when the door is shut. For flush, minimal interiors.

Hydraulic soft-close hinges for kitchen and wardrobe shutters.

Full-length hinge for long leaves, lids and folding panels.

Lets a heavy leaf pivot rather than swing on the frame.

Self-closing without a full door closer.


The common surface bolt, in brass, SS and aluminium.

Traditional heavy latch for main and gate doors, padlockable.

Light-duty bolt for internal and cupboard doors.

Recessed into the leaf edge — used on the inactive leaf of a double door.

Lets you open the door a few inches to see who is there. Simple and genuinely useful.

A sturdier alternative to the chain latch.

Stops the handle punching a hole in your wall.

Holds cabinet shutters closed without a latch.

Replacement latches, keeps and striker plates.


Controls the swing and makes sure the door actually shuts. Sized to leaf weight.

Concealed in the floor, for glass and heavy commercial doors.

Wide-angle viewer. Brass and SS, in several barrel lengths for thicker doors.

Camera and screen instead of an eyepiece, some with recording.

Doorbell camera with an internal handset or panel.

From traditional brass knockers to wireless chimes.

Letter plates and slots.

Brass, SS and acrylic house numbering.


Ball-bearing, soft-close and push-to-open runners.

Pull-out baskets, cutlery trays, bottle pull-outs and corner units.

For overhead cabinet shutters that lift rather than swing.

Top-hung and bottom-roller systems for wardrobe shutters.

Exposed barn-style and concealed pocket-door systems.

Hanging rods, pull-down rails, trouser racks, tie and belt organisers.

Profile, strip and sensor-activated cabinet lighting.
Sizes and specifications are indicative. Anything here can be made to your measurement — send us the opening and we will confirm.
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