Steel Line Push Plates and Finger Plates

Stainless Steel Push Plates and Finger Plates by Steel Line

Steel Line push plates are stainless steel finger plates made by M.Marcus to protect doors where people push them open. There are 4 options in this collection in satin and polished stainless steel, plain or engraved with Push.

Push and Pull Doors

Fit the push plate on the push side of the door and a Steel Line bolt fix pull handle on the pull side. The plate covers the bolt heads from the pull handle and stops hands marking the door. Choose the engraved Push plate where the opening direction needs to be clear, or add a Steel Line push or pull sign.

Satin or Polished Stainless Steel?

Satin stainless steel has a brushed, low-glare finish that hides fingerprints and suits busy commercial doors. Polished stainless steel is bright and mirror-like, and suits contemporary homes, hotels and reception areas. Because the finish is the steel itself rather than a plated coating, it will not flake or wear through on high-traffic doors.

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By finish: Satin Stainless Steel | Polished Stainless Steel

Or browse the full Steel Line stainless steel door hardware range.

Why Buy Steel Line from Trade Door Handles?

Trade Door Handles is run by T.H. Wiggans Ironmongery, an independent ironmonger trading since 1976 with showrooms in Kendal and Carlisle. Our trade counter team supplies stainless steel door furniture for offices, schools, surgeries, shops and homes, and can help you match pull handles, lever handles, hinges, signs and door stops in one finish across a whole project. Steel Line is made by M.Marcus, a British door hardware manufacturer founded in 1940. Not sure what you need? Contact us before you order and we will check it for you.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a push plate and a finger plate?
They are the same product: a plate fixed to the push side of a door to protect it from hand marks.

Where should a push plate go?
On the push side of the door at hand height, usually above the handle or in line with the pull handle on the other side.

Do Steel Line push plates match the pull handles?
Yes. Both come in satin and polished stainless steel.