Are finger plates the same as push plates?

Yes, push plates and finger plates refer to the same product. They are mounted to the push side of a door to reduce wear and keep the door looking clean and protected.

Can finger plates be screw-fixed to timber doors?

Yes, many finger plates are designed with screw holes in each corner and are ideal for screw fixing to wooden or timber doors.

Do you offer bespoke finger plate sizes?

Yes, we can supply custom-sized finger plates and kick plates. Please contact us if you require bespoke dimensions or matching finishes.

Finger Plates

Q: What are finger plates used for?

Finger plates, also known as push plates, are fixed to doors to protect the surface from dirt, wear, and damage in high-traffic areas. They're often used in commercial buildings or heritage properties.

Finger Plates for Timber Doors, Internal Doors & Commercial Use

Explore our range of door finger plates and push plates, ideal for protecting timber, metal, and internal doors in busy environments. From period restorations to modern office builds, we offer styles and finishes to suit every setting.

What Are Finger Plates and Why Use Them?

Finger plates-also known as door push plates-are surface-mounted metal plates that protect the face of a door from repeated pushing, handling, or wear. Commonly paired with pull handles on the opposite side, they're essential for commercial doors, timber doors, and interior spaces where durability meets design.

Styles, Finishes & Fixings

We supply a variety of decorative finger plates including antique brass, matt black, polished chrome, and stainless steel push plates. Many models are traditional screw-fix finger plates, designed to mount securely to timber doors-typically with four corner screws.

Perfect for both **commercial and residential** spaces, our collection includes styles suited to **heritage properties**, **Victorian push plates**, **modern square designs**, and everything in between. You'll also find kick plates for matching protection at the base of your doors.

Looking for a specific finish or size? We can help. Contact us for bespoke finger plates or custom cut sizes for your renovation or commercial build.

Common use cases include:

Finger plates for timber internal doors
Front door push plates for period homes
Commercial push plates for office and public buildings

Finish your project with matching door furniture and door handles on backplate for a unified architectural look.

Heritage Brass Finger Plates

For solid brass finger plates made to match a handle range, see our Heritage Brass finger plates by M.Marcus: brass finger plates in polished, satin and antique brass, chrome finger plates, black finger plates and shaped porcelain finger plates for Victorian doors.

This is a range of Finger Plates from Carlisle Brass

Premium Push Plates for Stylish Protection

Finger Plates for Timber, Internal & Commercial Doors

Our collection of metal finger plates—also known as door push plates—has been carefully curated to suit a wide range of settings, including period restorations, modern office interiors, and high-traffic commercial buildings. Whether you're specifying Victorian finger plates for a heritage project or stainless steel push plates for hygienic environments, we offer finishes and formats that blend form with function.

Choose from traditional polished brass finger plates, antique brass, satin chrome, polished chrome, and matt black push plates—with most designs available as screw-fixed finger plates suitable for timber doors. These are especially popular in public buildings, hospitality venues, and schools where door protection and aesthetics are equally important.

Our range includes styles compatible with door pull handles, door closers, and other essential door furniture to help you complete the look and functionality of your internal or external doors. Many of our finger plates also pair seamlessly with products in our Architectural Ironmongery range, making it easy to create a cohesive hardware specification.

Whether you're searching for decorative finger plates for internal doors, front door push plates, or looking to match your ironmongery across a large project, we offer both standard and bespoke options. You can even pair them with hardware from premium UK brands like Heritage Brass, Carlisle Brass, Frelan Hardware, and From The Anvil.

If you’re working on a unique project and require custom finger plates, obscure sizes, or a specific finish, just get in touch with us. We supply across the UK and work with joiners, builders, architects, and renovators to provide high-quality, practical door protection solutions that don’t compromise on style.

Can’t Find What You’re Looking For?

Ask About Bespoke Finger Plate Sizes & Finishes

We can also assist with bespoke finger plates and made-to-measure kick plates—perfect for unusual door sizes, restoration work, or finish matching. If you need a unique solution or professional advice, please get in touch with our team. We supply customers across the UK and work with trade professionals, architects, and renovators daily.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are finger plates used for?

Finger plates protect doors from dirt, marks, and damage caused by repeated use—especially in high-traffic or commercial environments.

Are finger plates and push plates the same?

Yes. The terms are interchangeable. They refer to the same protective hardware used on the push face of doors.

Can you screw finger plates into timber doors?

Absolutely. Most of our plates come with four fixing holes and are ideal for timber surfaces.

Do you offer custom or made-to-measure sizes?

Yes. We can supply bespoke sizes and help you match finishes—perfect for restorations or unique design briefs.