Our range of door fittings spans styles from the Baroque period to Postmodernism. The door handles, backplates, and rosettes shown can also be combined in other configurations, as long as they are stylistically compatible.

Modern living means traditional large door handles are no longer practical. Today, exterior front doors are often fitted with a fixed knob or push handle that is permanently attached to the escutcheon or rosette. Symmetrical handles can also be converted into a matching pair of push bars. Custom-made cut plates are available in any size or thickness.

We apply varnish only on request, as no coating lasts forever. Over time, brass and iron fittings naturally develop a patina that gives them an authentic, individual charm — far more appealing than a flaking layer of varnish. Wooden handle parts and complete wooden sets can be made from ebony, grenadilla, rosewood, walnut, oak, ash, pear, plum, or other woods of your choice. The available materials and surface finishes are listed in the table above (drop-down menu).

Door signs and rosettes with smooth, unembossed surfaces can be supplied in 10 mm thickness for use as security fittings, allowing them to be fastened only from the inside. A few cast plates are available as security models; others can be fitted with internal threaded sockets on the back (where dimensions allow) for secure inside fastening.