Door Knob Parts

Our extensive collection of spindles is suitable for use with door knobs as well as door handles. In particular our door knob parts include a tapered spindle for use with porcelain door knobs and Taylor's spindles which allow one dummy door knob to be fitted to a door and used only to pull the door open and closed. Also for door knobs we stock spare roses for porcelain and china knobs that allows replacements if the porcelain rose gets damaged or broken. We also sell a collection of metal roses that can also be used with porcelain door knobs instead of the supplied porcelain rose. Just select the finish you require.

Door Mechanism Parts

Door mechanisms consist of various parts that work together to ensure the door functions properly, whether it's for opening, closing, locking, or securing. Here are some of the key components:

Hinges: Allow the door to swing open and closed. They are attached to the door's edge and the door frame.
Door Knob: Used to manually open or close the door. It can be a lever, knob, or pull handle.
Lockset: Includes the lock and key mechanism. It can vary from simple cylinder locks to more complex mortise locks for added security.
Latch: A mechanism that keeps the door closed. The latch engages with the strike plate on the door frame when the door is closed.
Strike Plate: Mounted on the door frame, it aligns with the latch or lock bolt. It helps to secure the door when it's closed.
Deadbolt: Provides additional security. It's a locking mechanism that moves a solid metal bolt from the door into the door frame.
Door Closer: A mechanism used on commercial and public building doors to ensure the door closes automatically after opening.
Threshold: Positioned at the bottom of the door frame, it provides a seal for the bottom of the door, aiding in insulation and preventing draughts.
Weather Stripping: Seals around the door to prevent air leaks, improving energy efficiency.
Peephole or Viewer: A small opening or lens on the door that allows occupants to see outside without opening the door.
Kick Plate: A protective metal plate installed on the lower portion of the door to prevent damage from kicks or bumps.