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Knocker, letter plate, numbers and lock furniture

How to Plan Matching Front Door Furniture

Front door furniture is the first thing visitors see, so it pays to plan it as a set rather than piece by piece. Pick one finish, then work from the top of the door down.

1. Knocker or centre knob: a brass door knocker sits at eye level on the lock stile or centre of the door. On Georgian and Victorian doors a centre door knob in the middle of the door is the traditional choice.

2. Letter plate: a letter plate usually goes in the middle rail. Check the rail height before you order, then add a letter tidy inside to cover the cut-out and stop draughts.

3. Numbers and bell: fix 3 inch house numbers where they can be read from the pavement, with a matching bell push on the frame.

4. Lock furniture: finish with an escutcheon or cylinder pull to suit the lock, and a door chain inside for added security.

Door Accessory Fitting Questions

Which door stop do I need?

Use a floor door stop where the door opens against a skirting or furniture, and a wall or projection door stop where it hits a wall. If you want the door held open, choose a door holder.

How do I fix brass house numbers?

Face fix numbers screw through the face and are the quickest to fit. Concealed fix numbers have hidden pins for a cleaner look, and self adhesive numbers suit uPVC and composite doors where you cannot drill. See all Heritage Brass house numbers and letters.

Do Heritage Brass accessories match the door handles?

Yes. Escutcheons, thumb turns and other accessories are made in the same finishes as Heritage Brass door handles, and several handle ranges have their own matching accessories, such as the reeded door furniture range.
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