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Original price $47Current price $35 SALEZanda Magnetic Door Stop 75mm Matte Black
Zanda Floor/Wall Door Stop Magnetic is suitable for interior use Designed for both wall or floor mounting, this door stop incorporates a magnetic...
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$11Lane 100mm Black Fixed Pin Butt Hinge 2 Pack
Lane 100mm Black Fixed Pin Butt Hinge 2 Pack merges aesthetic refinement with dependable performance for high-traffic door applications. Engineere...
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$58Lockwood Saltbush L34 Velocity Privacy Lever Door Handle Set Large Round Rose Satin Chrome Pearl
The Lockwood Saltbush L34 Velocity Privacy Lever combines refined aesthetics with dependable performance for residential applications. This privacy...
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Original price $30Current price $27Lane Bala Passage Knob Door Handle Set On Round Rosette Matte Black
The Lane Bala Passage Knob Set is engineered for interior doors where locking isn't required, making it ideal for hallways, closets, and utility sp...
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$12Lockwood A290 Half Moon Door Stop Brushed Satin Chrome
43 mm diameter Designed to be floor mounted Prevents doors and handles damaging walls and fixtures The black rubber buffer gives further protec...
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Original price $11Current price $10Lane Bullet Door Stop Round Gun Metal Grey
The Lane Bullet Door Stop Round Gun Metal Grey offers flexible installation on doors or walls, making it an excellent choice for bathrooms, bedroom...
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from Original price $62$51 SALELockwood Glide L4 Velocity Passage Lever Door Handle Set Large Round Rose Chrome
This handle has a passage set for internal connecting doors. Also available as a privacy set suitable for lockable spaces such as bathrooms Desi...
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Original price $33Current price $30Lane 100 x 75 x 2.5mm Black Loose Pin Butt Hinge 2 Pack
100 x 75 x 2.5mm This hinge is the perfect accompaniment to the Lane Door Handles Loose pin used for internal doors that can be removed for ea...
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$206Lockwood 005 Double Cylinder Square Deadbolt Brushed Satin Chrome
Designed in Australia, the Paradigm 005 Double Cylinder Deadbolt represents the pinnacle in deadbolt security products..Incorporating innovative sa...
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$30Lane 100 x 75 x 2.5mm Satin Chrome Architectural Fixed Pin Butt Hinge 2 Pack
Lane Architectural hinges deliver refined elegance and dependable performance for high-traffic doors. These precision-engineered hinges feature a f...
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$61Lockwood Gidgee L37 Velocity Privacy Lever Door Handle Set Large Round Rose Matte Black
63mm Rose Door handle This handle has a privacy set suitable for lockable spaces such as bathrooms. Designed in Australia for the specific need...
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Original price $56Current price $55Lockwood Gidgee L37 Velocity Passage Lever Door Handle Set Large Round Rose Matte Black
63mm Rose Door handle This handle has a passage set for internal connecting doors. Designed in Australia for the specific needs of the Australi...
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from Original price $179$114Zanda Zurich Dummy Door Handle Set Brushed Nickel
Limited stock at this price! This door handle is a Dummy Handle, suitable for doors such as Cupboards, Closets and Pantries where only opening a...
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Original price $14Current price $10Lockwood A250 Door Stop Chrome Plate
Great saving! The Lockwood A250 Door Stop is a floor mounted door stop of quality design, finish and appearance The resilient rubber buffer provi...
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Original price $14Current price $10Lockwood A250 Door Stop Satin Chrome
The Lockwood A250 Door Stop is a floor mounted door stop of quality design, finish and appearance The resilient rubber buffer provides excellen...
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Door Handles Buying Guide
A door handle is often the first physical point of contact with a room, which gives it more influence over a space's character than its size suggests. A slim lever can bring a more contemporary feel to a traditional hallway, while a rounded knob suits a cottage-style kitchen. Beyond the visual effect, a handle's finish and mechanism affect day-to-day usability and, on exterior doors, home security.
Core materials
- Stainless steel is a corrosion-resistant alloy of iron, chromium and nickel, which forms a passive oxide layer that resists rust, making it well suited to humid bathrooms and coastal homes. This range includes marine-grade options for properties in high-salt-exposure environments
- Solid brass is a copper-zinc alloy that develops a patina over time as the surface reacts with air and handling, a natural, evolving finish rather than a flaw. Brass is also naturally antimicrobial, which makes it a practical choice for kitchens and bathrooms. Brass handles in this range are cold-forged, a process that retains the metal's structural integrity for long-term use
- Zinc alloy is lighter than solid brass or stainless steel, and its malleability allows for more intricate, detailed patterns, which is why it's commonly used in heritage and Victorian-style hardware reproductions. High-pressure die casting is used across this range to avoid the air bubbles and surface imperfections that can occur with lower-quality die-cast hardware
Finishes
Finish is often the first design decision made when choosing a door handle, since it needs to sit alongside the door's own material and the room's existing tapware or lighting.
- Gunmetal applied via a PVD (Physical Vapour Deposition) coating for scratch and fade resistance, brings a dark, industrial character that suits modern interiors and pairs well against glass or timber doors
- Chrome typically electroplated onto brass or stainless steel, gives a reflective, budget-friendly finish suited to transitional and contemporary interiors
- Brushed Nickel has a soft, matte texture that hides fingerprints and smudges more effectively than a polished finish, making it a practical choice for family homes and high-use areas like kitchens
- Satin Brass is a muted, warm finish that suits earthy colour palettes, with its texture diffusing light rather than reflecting it directly
- Brushed Brass carries subtle grooves reminiscent of aged brass, suited to rustic or industrial interiors
- Matte Black powder-coated for scratch resistance and UV-stable to prevent discolouration in sunlit rooms, brings strong contrast to a monochromatic colour scheme
Styles for different interiors
Modern minimalist interiors favour slim profiles and concealed fixings, for a handle that reads as a continuous line rather than a separate object. Sliding door handles paired with frameless glass, or recessed pull handles on streamlined cabinetry, both reinforce this pared-back look.
Traditional interiors suit more ornate detailing, floral engravings or a rounded knob silhouette, and this range includes reproduction Victorian and Art Deco designs made using lost-wax casting for historical accuracy.
Transitional interiors sit between the two, and often work best by pairing one traditional and one contemporary element rather than committing fully to either. Brushed nickel levers on Shaker-style doors, or satin brass knobs alongside industrial-style lighting, are both common transitional pairings.
Choosing a handle by door type and function
- Exterior door handles need to withstand weather and resist forced entry. Look for anti-snap cylinders, which prevent a common lock-picking technique, and weather seals that protect the internal mechanism from rain and dust. Handles for entrance doors should meet AS4145.2, the Australian Standard covering lock and handle security
- Interior door handles prioritise comfort and quiet operation. Ergonomic lever shapes and soft-close mechanisms reduce noise, and pocket or sliding doors are best suited to recessed pull handles that sit flush with the door face
- Privacy handles used on bathroom and bedroom doors, include a locking mechanism, either a twist-and-turn lever or a push-button knob, for discreet security without a full keyed lock
- Passage handles are non-locking and are typically used on lounge rooms, laundries, and other internal rooms that don't need privacy locking
- Dummy handles don't turn or latch at all, and are used on decorative panels, closets, or one side of a double door where only a single functioning handle is needed
- Cabinet handles are fixed (non-moving) handles used on drawers and cupboards rather than swinging doors, and are covered in more detail in The Blue Space's dedicated Cabinet Handles collection
Innovation in door hardware
Smart handles, such as Yale's smart security range, integrate with home automation systems via Bluetooth, allowing remote access from a smartphone, temporary access codes for guests, and automatic locking after a set period.
Sustainable hardware is an increasing focus in this category. Zanda, for example, uses recycled stainless steel in parts of its range, and GreenTag-certified stainless steel products are available within this collection for lower-impact material sourcing.
Installation basics
Getting the measurements right before ordering avoids the most common fitting problems:
- Backset the standard Australian backset is 60mm, measured from the edge of the door to the centre of the handle spindle
- Door thickness most handles suit doors between 35mm and 45mm thick; thicker doors generally need a custom or extended spindle solution
- Strike plate alignment a misaligned strike plate is a common cause of a door sticking or not latching properly; recessing the plate flush with the door frame, using a chisel if needed, resolves this
It's worth temporarily fixing a new handle and testing its motion before final installation, adjusting screw tension to remove any wobble.
Brands in this collection
Lane focuses on ergonomic, minimalist design, with rounded edges and weight-balanced levers intended to reduce wrist strain. Zanda combines Scandinavian simplicity with precise manufacturing tolerances, suited to renovators wanting exact, consistent alignment across a full house of hardware. Manital handles are made in Italy using traditional finishing techniques, with corrosion resistance tested through extended salt spray testing. Nidus uses a modular design approach, allowing levers and backplates to be mixed and matched, or replaced individually rather than as a full set.
Momo and Lockwood are also represented in this collection, covering design-led hardware and security-focused solutions respectively.
Choosing the right handle
A few practical questions help narrow down the right handle for a given door:
- Comfort a lever angled between 15° and 30° generally supports a more natural wrist motion than a flat or steeply angled lever
- Security exterior handles should meet AS/NZS 4145 security standards
- Cohesion matching the handle's finish to nearby tapware, lighting or cabinet hardware keeps the overall look considered rather than incidental
Maintenance and care
Stainless steel handles can be wiped clean with a microfibre cloth and mild detergent; abrasive pads should be avoided, since they can scratch the surface. Brass benefits from a brass polish roughly every six months if a bright, consistent shine is preferred, though many renovators choose to let the natural patina develop instead for a more lived-in look. Powder-coated finishes, such as matte black, should be cleaned with water and a pH-neutral soap to preserve the coating.
How do I change door handles?
Replacing a door handle generally involves removing the existing handle and its spindle, checking that the new handle's backset and screw positions match the existing door preparation, and fitting the new handle in place, tightening evenly on both sides of the door to avoid wobble. If the door hasn't previously had handle hardware fitted, a hole saw and chisel are typically needed to prepare the door, and it's worth checking manufacturer fitting instructions for the specific handle before starting.
What door handles work best for French doors?
French doors typically need only one functioning, lockable handle, with the second door fitted with a dummy handle for a matching appearance without a working mechanism. Whether both faces of the doors need handles depends on which side is visible and used, for example, a French door cupboard's inward-facing panel usually doesn't need a second handle set, since it isn't opened or seen from that side.
