E-Series handles are solid brass, built to work with roller latches and deadbolts on wrought iron doors or wood doors.
Twenty-plus designs from plain lever sets to ornate scrolled backplates, and our artisans can forge a handle to your specification if nothing here fits.
Handles can be painted to match your door or finished in any of our metal color options.
F-Series handles use a thumb latch and deadbolt rather than a lever, which suits the heavier ornate ironwork the range is known for.
Forged scroll and floral backplates, sized for wrought iron entry doors. Finished in any of our metal color options.
Sold with a door order rather than separately.
H-Series handles are long straight pull bars in hand-forged iron, with no backplate and no ornament. They work with roller latches and a deadbolt, same as the E-Series.
Supplied with your door order, sized to the door rather than cut to a stock length.
Sized to suit tall modern doors, in matte black, aged bronze or any of our seventeen metal color options.
The largest range we carry, around 60 designs, covering four hardware types: lever sets, round knobs, long pull bars and flat door pulls.
Suits both wrought iron and wood doors, and works where the E, F and H series are too traditional or too ornate for the design.
Painted to match your door or finished in any of our metal color options.
Fourteen stain colors, from Natural and Toner at the light end through Golden Oak and Provincial in the mid range to Dark Walnut and Jacobean at the darkest.
The same stain reads differently depending on the wood. Mahogany takes a red cast, alder goes warmer, oak shows more grain. Samples are available before you commit.
The same stains are used across our hand-crafted wood doors and hand-carved wood doors, so a matched set stays consistent across a project.
Seventeen finishes, from Matte Black through eight bronze variants to Silver Pewter and Rose Copper.
Every finish goes through a 14-step process: rust-proofing, primer, color, four separate baking cycles and a clear coat. The paint is a zinc-rich fluorocarbon epoxy, which is what holds color against UV and weather rather than fading out after a few summers.
Samples available before you commit.
Twenty glass patterns, from fully clear through textured Rainstorm, Flemish and Water Ripple to fully obscured Sandblast and Frosted.
All panels are insulated dual-pane tempered glass, two 5mm panes with argon gas between them. Low-E, reflective, impact-resistant and security glass are available where the door needs them.
Textured and frosted patterns give privacy while still passing light. Samples available
Four hardware lines, each with a different latch mechanism and look. The E-Series is the traditional baseline, matched to the finish of the finished door. The F-Series runs on thumb latch and deadbolt hardware with heavier forged detail, a more traditional wrought iron look than the E-Series. The H-Series runs on roller latch and deadbolt mechanisms, minimalist and paintable to match the door color or finished in a separate accent tone. Contemporary is pull-style hardware, distinct from the other three, available in matched or contrasting finishes.
Yes. All metal finishes are powder-coated or patina-treated to resist corrosion, and iron doors go through a multi-step galvanizing and powder-coating process before finishing. They hold up in coastal and humid climates with periodic cleaning and a light protective wax once or twice a year.
Absolutely. Many clients combine glass with wrought iron or wood to balance elegance, light, and security in their custom design
Yes, and the twenty patterns sort roughly by how much they obscure. Clear, Green Tint, Gray Tint and Tea Tint pass the most light and visibility. Aquatex, Water Ripple, Reed and Pebble add light texture. Rainstorm, Flemish and Coarse Linen obscure more while still passing light. Frosted and Sandblast are fully obscured.
Yes. Bronze, black, pewter, silver, and custom patina finishes are all available, and the handle can be matched to the door or finished in a contrasting tone.
Stains and finishes are selected to match your existing trim and are available across entry, interior, and church doors. Because every door is built to order in your choice of species, the stain is matched to the wood rather than pulled from a fixed chart.
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Whether you choose one of our custom, hand-forged door designs, or send us a design you found elsewhere, our master artisan will make sure your door is unmatched in beauty, and will be admired by all who enter through it.
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