Door Handles
Browse our full range of door handles for internal doors, including modern lever rose handles, traditional lever backplate handles, door handle packs, bathroom handles, fire rated handles and door handle replacements in popular finishes such as matt black, brass, chrome, satin brass, pewter and stainless steel.
Use this page to compare styles, finishes and functions in one place. Whether you are replacing existing internal door handles or choosing new interior door handles for a full renovation, the filters help narrow the range by handle type, finish, style and application.
Choosing Door Handles For Your Home
The right door handles can change the look and feel of a room, but they also need to suit the way the door is used. Standard passage doors usually need a latch handle, bathrooms require privacy or bathroom lock options, and rooms needing key access will require a suitable lock case and keyhole furniture.
Lever rose door handles are a popular choice for modern interiors because the fixings are concealed behind a neat round or square rose. Lever backplate door handles are often chosen for traditional interiors, replacement work, or where a longer backplate is useful for covering old fixing marks.
Popular Door Handle Styles
- Lever rose door handles for clean modern interiors.
- Lever backplate door handles for traditional and replacement applications.
- Door handle packs for complete matching sets with hinges and latches.
- Fire rated door handles for suitable timber fire door installations.
- Knurled door handles for a textured grip and designer appearance.
- Black antique door handles and pewter door handles for period properties.
Choosing The Right Finish
Black door handles remain a strong choice for modern interiors, especially when paired with white, oak or grey internal doors.
Brass door handles and satin brass door handles add warmth, while polished chrome and satin chrome door handles suit cleaner contemporary schemes.
Stainless steel door handles are a practical option for modern homes, offices and commercial interiors where durability and a neutral finish are preferred.
Replacing Existing Door Handles
When replacing door handles, check the fixing centres, backplate size, spindle size and whether the door needs a latch, bathroom lock or key-operated lock. Matching the existing setup can make installation easier and reduce the amount of making good required around the old handle position.
If you are updating several doors at once, door handle packs can be a cost-effective way to achieve a consistent finish throughout the property.
Quick Tips & Links
Find the type of door handles you need using the filters on the left hand menu.
