Door Furniture

Types of Door Hardware & Fittings

Dress up your doors and improve their security with our selection of door furniture. Whether you’re looking to upgrade your door hardware or need some help with fitting new ones, we’ve got the sturdy products you can rely on.

From essentials in door ironmongery to additions in security, set yourself up with the appropriate screws & nails, grab your drill and screwdrivers, and let’s get to work!

Door handles & door knobs

Whichever your preference, finding a quality handle or doorknob for your door is very important – they don’t work very well without them!

Available in a variety of sizes, colours, and finishes, you’re sure to find the door fittings which work for you.

Door locks, bolts & chains

Keeping your home safe should be at the top of everyone’s list. Make sure your door fixings are strong with an upgrade on your locks & latches, a piece of door furniture you cannot be without.

For added security, browse our range of bolts & chains – these are also ideal for rooms within your home or cupboard doors.

Hinges

If your door simply isn’t sitting where it should be, or you’re having trouble closing it, it may be time to upgrade its hinges. Keep it moving easily and quietly with this door ironmongery which is pivotal to your door.

Post boxes & door stops

Protect your furniture and walls from swinging door handles with useful door stops, or wedge your internal doors open – especially useful if you’ve got the windows open for a welcome breeze. For unwelcome breezes, you may want to consider draught excluders!

Squeaky hinges on your post box? Buying and fitting a new one is an easy way to dress up your door and give it a new lease of life.

FAQs

What is meant by door furniture?

Door furniture relates to any bit of hardware or fixings that are related to doors, i.e. hinges, handles, post boxes and doorstops.

Should all doorknobs in a house match?

It isn’t necessary to replace every single doorknob in your house to make them match… unless you want to! Instead, try keeping consistency in terms of shape or material i.e. brushed metal finishes.

Should a door have 2 or 3 hinges?

As a rule of thumb, your door should have one hinge for every 30 inches in height. This is important for safety as well as security.

What is the most popular door hardware finish?

There are so many door hardware finishes to choose from, so it’s entirely dependent on style – one isn’t better than the other!

Whichever style you go for, keeping the door itself in good condition is just as important to the look. Shop the range of woodcare to make sure your door is looking tip-top; it’s the first thing your guests will see, after all.