Unlacquered brass, two ways
We now sell bare brass two ways: raw and matte, or polished bright. Both are uncoated, so both will change with use. The choice is really about how you want it to look on day one.
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We now sell bare brass two ways: raw and matte, or polished bright. Both are uncoated, so both will change with use. The choice is really about how you want it to look on day one.
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Back to back door pulls are a pair fixed through one door; single pulls bolt through. Order by fixing centres (250, 385…
Journal
A shade stops light at its surface. Alabaster lets it in, carries it a little way, and gives it back from the…
Guides
A privacy snib is a thumbturn bolt with an outside coin release, 57mm above the handle on a UK bathroom lock; a…
Journal
Nobody photographs a house for its door handles. They are the one surface every person touches every day, and almost never the…
Guides
UK/EU doors take a mortice latch and an 8mm spindle through a small bore; North American doors have a 54mm cross bore.…
Journal
The bathroom is the room people worry about most when they choose brass, and the room where the answer is least mysterious.…
Guides
Passage latches, privacy locks from inside, entry adds a mortice deadbolt, dummy is fixed. All six VELA and VERTO configurations explained room…
Journal
A drawer opened forty times a day is not a detail. It is among the most handled things in the house, and…
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Centre to centre is the hole spacing, not handle length. Standard centres are 96, 128, 160, 192, 224 and 320mm: how to…
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