Collection: Mortice Door Knobs

Why Choose A Mortice Knob?

• Tailored Security – With multiple latch/lock options, you can ensure the safety of your home without compromising on aesthetics.
• High-End Quality – Designed to stand the test of time, these Mortice Door Knobs provide long-lasting security and style.
• Timeless Appeal – Whether your home has a classic, contemporary, or rustic look, these Mortice Door Knobs seamlessly blend in, boosting your home's overall appeal.
• A Clean, Integrated Look: Mortice knobs are fitted directly into a cavity within the door, leaving no visible lock mechanism on the surface. This creates a clean, minimalist, and highly sophisticated aesthetic that is perfect for both period properties and contemporary homes.
• Superior Durability and Security: Because the working mechanism is housed securely inside the door, mortice knobs are extremely durable and less prone to damage from external knocks or impacts. This concealed design also offers a higher level of security for internal doors.
• Versatile Style and Design: A Mortice door knob set is the most common type of interior door knob, and as a result, they are available in the widest range of styles, materials, and finishes. From classic brass and crystal to modern matt black, you'll find an option to perfectly match your home's unique decor.
• Smooth and Reliable Operation: Mortice knobs are designed to work with a heavy-duty sprung latch, which ensures a smooth, solid, and reliable turning action. This professional-grade mechanism provides a satisfyingly weighted feel and guarantees the door knob returns to its neutral position every time.

Where Should I Use Mortice Door Handles and Knobs

1. Bedrooms

Bedrooms are one of the most common places for mortice hardware. A mortice latch set, which operates a simple latch to keep the door closed, is perfect for a bedroom door that doesn't need to be locked. For added privacy, a mortice sashlock with a thumb-turn locking mechanism is a great choice. It provides a secure lock from the inside without the need for a key, which is convenient and offers peace of mind.

2. Bathrooms and Ensuites

Like bedrooms, bathrooms require privacy. A mortice lock specifically designed for a bathroom will typically have a thumb-turn on the inside and an emergency release slot on the outside. This allows the door to be locked for privacy but can be opened from the outside with a flat object like a coin in an emergency. The recessed nature of the mortice lock keeps the hardware from catching on clothing, and the variety of finishes allows it to match bathroom fixtures.

3. Living Rooms and Dining Rooms

For rooms that don't require a lock, such as a living room, dining room, or a home office that's used for work but not for storing sensitive information, a mortice latch is the ideal choice. It provides a clean, minimalistic look without the bulk of a lock. The mortice mechanism ensures the door stays securely closed and is easy to open and close, perfect for high-traffic areas.