Where can I use a mortice keyhole pull handle?

They are ideal for both internal and external timber doors in traditional homes, public buildings, or commercial premises where minimal door furniture is desired.

Standard Mortice Key Door Pulls

Q: What is a mortice key door pull?

A mortice key door pull is a small handle that surrounds a keyhole and lets you pull a door closed while using a 2, 3, or 5 lever mortice lock.

Q: What type of lock do these pulls work with?

These pulls are designed for standard British mortice locks, including 2-lever, 3-lever, and 5-lever deadlocks, typically with no latch.

Standard Mortice Key Door Pulls for Traditional & Modern Doors

Explore our premium range of mortice key door pulls, designed to complement doors using 2, 3, or 5 lever mortice locks. Perfect for both residential and commercial use.

What Is a Mortice Key Door Pull?

A door pull for mortice key is a simple but essential piece of door hardware, allowing you to pull a timber door closed while using a traditional mortice key. These pulls are often paired with a 5-lever deadlock and are ideal when minimal door furniture is desired—such as in industrial, commercial, or minimalist settings.

Style, Functionality & Finish Options

Whether you're restoring a period home or upgrading a shop entrance, our pulls serve both aesthetic and practical needs. Popular choices include brass keyhole pulls for mortice locks, black mortice key door pulls, and chrome keyhole pull handles. We also supply matching escutcheons for a consistent finish across your door furniture.

Each pull is designed to work seamlessly with standard British mortice deadlocks and can help cover unsightly marks around keyholes, especially during refurbishments. They're particularly effective on timber doors and internal doors where a latch isn't used.

Looking to complete the look? Explore our full collections of Door Furniture, Door Handles on Backplate, Door Knockers, or Centre Door Knobs.

These pulls are part of our broader Cylinder Pulls collection, which also includes Euro Profile Cylinder Pulls, Rim Cylinder Pulls, and Blank Pulls.

If you need help choosing the right profile for your project, or can't find what you're looking for, please contact us and our team will be happy to assist.

Mortice Key Pulls – Simple, Functional, Stylish

A Practical Addition for Traditional Mortice Locks

Our mortice key door pulls are designed to pair with traditional deadlocks, making them ideal for doors that require security without the need for a latch. This style is particularly popular on front doors, garage entry doors, and service entrances. Whether you’re going for a classic brass finish or a sleek modern chrome look, these pulls are an excellent way to add function and elegance in one move.

They can also help cover scuffs or marks around old keyholes, giving doors a clean, polished finish. You can also match them with products like our Escutcheons, Letter Plates, or Door Bolts to complete your setup.

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We Supply Mortice Key Pulls Across the UK

Every project is unique, which is why we offer a wide selection of finishes and styles to suit period homes, modern builds, and everything in between. Whether you're a homeowner restoring a front door or a tradesperson managing a large-scale installation, we’re here to help.

As part of our national service, we also supply related products like Centre Door Knobs, Door Chains, and Bell Pushes. We’re proud to offer leading UK brands including Carlisle Brass, Heritage Brass, Frelan Hardware, and From The Anvil.

Can’t find what you’re looking for? Contact us here and we’ll be happy to help.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a mortice key door pull?

A mortice key door pull is a handle that surrounds the keyhole and allows you to pull the door shut when using a mortice deadlock.

What type of lock do these pulls work with?

These pulls are compatible with standard British 2, 3, and 5 lever mortice locks, usually on doors without latches.

Where are these pulls used?

Ideal for timber front doors, garage doors, or service entries—especially in homes, offices, or shops where a minimal, practical solution is needed.