From The Anvil Multipoint Door Handles

Lever Espag Handles for uPVC, Composite and French Doors

From The Anvil multipoint door handles are lever espag handles for doors with a multi-point lock, the type commonly fitted to uPVC and composite front and back doors and French doors. Lifting the lever throws the locking points along the edge of the door, and on lock sets a euro cylinder locks it.

They bring From The Anvil design to doors that usually get plain white or chrome handles, so the front door can match the From The Anvil door handles on backplate inside. Each set includes an internal and an external handle, supplied with stainless steel bolt through fixings.

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Hand-forged finishes for cottage and character doors: black multipoint door handles, pewter and beeswax. Solid brass and bronze finishes for period and modern homes: brass uPVC door handles, bronze, polished nickel and chrome uPVC door handles. For coastal homes, choose marine grade 316 stainless steel multipoint handles.

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Multipoint sets are made in From The Anvil designs that also run through the rest of the house: Avon, Brompton, Newbury, Reeded, Monkeytail, Hammered Newbury, Hinton and Regency. Need a new lock body too? See From The Anvil multi-point locks.

From The Anvil Multipoint Door Handles: Questions

What is the difference between multipoint lock handles and latch handles?

Multipoint lock handles have a cut-out for a euro cylinder and are fitted to the main door, where lifting the lever throws the locking points and the key locks the door. Multipoint latch handles have no cylinder cut-out and are generally fitted to the slave door on French doors.

How do I measure for a replacement multipoint handle?

Measure the centres, which is the distance from the middle of the spindle to the middle of the cylinder, and the fixing centres between the two screw holes. From The Anvil multipoint lock sets have 92mm centres, and most slimline sets have 212mm fixing centres, but full-width designs vary, for example 215mm on Avon and Regency and 243mm on Tudor and Cromwell.

Will a slimline handle fit my uPVC or composite door?

From The Anvil slimline backplates are 32mm to 36mm wide, which suits the narrow stiles found on many uPVC and composite doors. Check the backplate width and fixing centres on the product page against your old handle before you order.

Which From The Anvil finishes are best for a front door?

From The Anvil recommends Black and Pewter Patina for damp conditions, and External Beeswax is dipped in an anti-corrosive beeswax for outside use. Near the coast, choose marine grade 316 stainless steel, which From The Anvil has salt tested for over 1,000 hours.

Can I see From The Anvil multipoint handles before I buy?

Yes. T.H. Wiggans Ironmongery has supplied From The Anvil for decades, and both our T.H. Wiggans showroom in Kendal and our Trade Door Handles showroom in Carlisle have From The Anvil displays where you can handle the designs and finishes before you order.

Independent Ironmonger Since 1976

Trade Door Handles is part of T.H. Wiggans Ironmongery, an independent architectural ironmonger trading since 1976, with showrooms in Kendal and Carlisle. We supply joiners, builders and homeowners with door, window and cabinet hardware, and have supplied From The Anvil for decades. Visit our showrooms, contact our team with your door measurements, or browse the full From The Anvil ironmongery range.

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Fitting Guide

How to Choose a From The Anvil Multipoint Handle

Replacing a uPVC or composite door handle is a straightforward job once you have the right size. Take your old handle off, or measure it on the door, before you choose a design and finish.

1. Lock or latch: if the door has a key cylinder, you need multipoint lock handles. For the second, slave door on a pair of French doors, which has no cylinder, you need multipoint latch handles.

2. Centres: measure from the middle of the spindle to the middle of the cylinder. From The Anvil multipoint lock sets have 92mm centres.

3. Fixing centres: measure between the two screw holes. Most slimline sets have 212mm fixing centres, while full-width designs vary, for example 215mm on Avon and Regency and 243mm on Tudor and Cromwell.

4. Plate width: uPVC and composite doors often have narrow stiles, so check how much room there is beside the glass. Slimline multipoint door handles have plates 32mm to 36mm wide.

5. One handle or two: if you only want a handle on the inside, pair a slimline lock set with a slimline external blank plate, sold singly.

Every set is supplied with stainless steel bolt through fixings. If your multi-point lock itself is worn, see From The Anvil multi-point locks.

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Finish Guide

Choosing a Finish for a Front Door

A front door handle faces rain, frost and, near the coast, salty air, so the finish matters as much as the design.

For cottages and character homes: black uPVC door handles and pewter multipoint handles are hand forged, and From The Anvil recommends both for damp conditions. External Beeswax gives a warmer, natural iron look for outside doors.

For period and modern homes: brass uPVC door handles and bronze multipoint handles are solid metal with real weight, while polished nickel and chrome uPVC door handles suit lighter, contemporary doors.

For coastal homes: marine grade 316 stainless steel has been salt tested by From The Anvil for over 1,000 hours.

Want to see them first? Both our T.H. Wiggans showroom in Kendal and our Trade Door Handles showroom in Carlisle have From The Anvil displays. Visit our showrooms or contact us with a photo of your door and your measurements.

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From The Anvil Multipoint Handles FAQs

What is the difference between multipoint lock handles and latch handles?

Multipoint lock handles have a cut-out for a euro cylinder and are fitted to the main door, where lifting the lever throws the locking points and the key locks the door. Multipoint latch handles have no cylinder cut-out and are generally fitted to the slave door on French doors.

How do I measure for a replacement multipoint handle?

Measure the centres, which is the distance from the middle of the spindle to the middle of the cylinder, and the fixing centres between the two screw holes. From The Anvil multipoint lock sets have 92mm centres, and most slimline sets have 212mm fixing centres, but full-width designs vary, for example 215mm on Avon and Regency and 243mm on Tudor and Cromwell.

Will a slimline handle fit my uPVC or composite door?

From The Anvil slimline backplates are 32mm to 36mm wide, which suits the narrow stiles found on many uPVC and composite doors. Check the backplate width and fixing centres on the product page against your old handle before you order.

Which From The Anvil finishes are best for a front door?

From The Anvil recommends Black and Pewter Patina for damp conditions, and External Beeswax is dipped in an anti-corrosive beeswax for outside use. Near the coast, choose marine grade 316 stainless steel, which From The Anvil has salt tested for over 1,000 hours.

Can I see From The Anvil multipoint handles before I buy?

Yes. T.H. Wiggans Ironmongery has stocked From The Anvil for decades, and both our T.H. Wiggans showroom in Kendal and our Trade Door Handles showroom in Carlisle have From The Anvil displays where you can handle the designs and finishes before you order.
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