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Entrance Door Hardware
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Original price $950Current price $760Zanda Duke Pull Handles 930mm Graphite Nickel
The elegant Duke Pull Handle in Satin Brass is available in three sizes, making it versatile for a variety of applications. Designed with both aest...
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Original price $760Current price $608Zanda Duke Pull Handles 930mm Stainless Steel
The elegant Duke Pull Handle in Satin Brass is available in three sizes, making it versatile for a variety of applications. Designed with both aest...
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Original price $506Current price $405Zanda Duke Pull Handles 630mm Stainless Steel
The elegant Duke Pull Handle in Satin Brass is available in three sizes, making it versatile for a variety of applications. Designed with both aest...
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Original price $1,693Current price $1,354Zanda Polo Pull Handles 1800mm Satin Brass
This solid looking, unadorned pull handle embodies the rigid conformity of form following function which was evident in the Modernist period. For a...
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Original price $824Current price $659Zanda Polo Pull Handles 900mm Satin Brass
This solid looking, unadorned pull handle embodies the rigid conformity of form following function which was evident in the Modernist period. For a...
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Original price $562Current price $450Zanda Polo Pull Handles 600mm Satin Brass
This solid looking, unadorned pull handle embodies the rigid conformity of form following function which was evident in the Modernist period. For a...
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Original price $402Current price $322Zanda Polo Pull Handles 300mm Satin Brass
This solid looking, unadorned pull handle embodies the rigid conformity of form following function which was evident in the Modernist period. For a...
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Original price $554Current price $443Zanda Streamline Pull Handles 600mm Graphite Nickel
The Streamline Pull Handle, crafted from 316 Marine Grade Stainless Steel, combines sleek design with enhanced ergonomics. Featuring radiused corne...
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Original price $382Current price $306Zanda Streamline Pull Handles 600mm Stainless Steel
The Streamline Pull Handle, crafted from 316 Marine Grade Stainless Steel, combines sleek design with enhanced ergonomics. Featuring radiused corne...
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$436Yale Assure Keyed Electronic Digital Deadbolt Satin Chrome with Home Module
Lock and unlock your home without the hassle of keys Create unique PIN codes to share with your family and friends for ultimate convenience Inclu...
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$349Yale Unity Security Screen Door Lock Silver
Innovative design and advanced capabilities for seamless entry into your home Control your security screen door with ease using the Yale Home App...
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Original price $708Current price $566Zanda Omega Pull Door Handle 600mm & Double Turn Lock Kit Combo
Gorgeous stainless steel pull entrance handle and double turn lock kit combo Kit includes Omega Offset Pull Handle, 600mm o/a, Back to Back (702...
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$206Lockwood 005 Double Cylinder Square Deadbolt Satin Chrome Pearl
Designed in Australia, the Paradigm 005 Double Cylinder Deadbolt represents the pinnacle in deadbolt security products..Incorporating innovative sa...
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$319Lockwood Nexion L4 Mechanical Double Cylinder Entrance Lock Satin Chrome Pearl
Safety Release automatically unlocks the inside handle upon entry to minimise the risk of being locked in Lockout Release automatically unlocks...
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$319Lockwood Nexion L2 Mechanical Double Cylinder Entrance Lock Satin Chrome Pearl
Safety Release automatically unlocks the inside handle upon entry to minimise the risk of being locked in Lockout Release automatically unlocks...
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$159Lockwood Entrance Pull Door Handle 192 Satin Stainless Steel
Designed in Australia for the specific needs of the Australian Market Suitable for 10 - 12mm thick glass doors as well as aluminium and timber ...
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$312Lockwood Entrance Pull Door Handle 145 Satin Stainless Steel
Designed in Australia for the specific needs of the Australian Market Suitable for 10 - 12mm thick glass doors as well as aluminium and timber d...
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$333Lockwood Entrance Pull Door Handle 146 Satin Stainless Steel
Suitable for 10 - 12mm thick glass doors as well as aluminium and timber doors up to 50mm thick Available in 450mm and 600mm lengths Lockwood E...
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$285Lockwood Entrance Pull Door Handle 147 Satin Stainless Steel
Designed in Australia for the specific needs of the Australian Market Suitable for 10 - 12mm thick glass doors as well as aluminium and timber d...
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Entrance door hardware covers everything needed to secure and operate a front or entry door, including handle sets, locksets, deadlocks and full entrance sets from multiple brands. This page is the starting point for browsing the category before narrowing down to a specific product line or brand range.
What counts as entrance door hardware
The category spans several distinct product types that often get grouped together but serve different functions. A handle set is the operable lever or knob plus its backplate. A lockset combines a handle with a key-operated lock in one unit. A deadlock is a separate, key-operated bolt fitted alongside a handle set for extra security, common on external doors under Australian building requirements. An entrance set is a manufacturer's packaged combination of these elements, sold as a matched kit rather than individual pieces. Knowing which of these you actually need narrows the search considerably before you start comparing products.
Materials and finish
Entrance hardware for external doors needs to handle weather exposure that internal door hardware doesn't. Solid brass and stainless steel are the most common base materials for external-rated hardware, both of which resist corrosion far better than lower-grade alloys. Finish coatings, PVD, powder coat or standard plating, sit over the base material and determine both look and additional weather resistance. For a north or west-facing entrance that gets direct sun and rain, a PVD or marine-grade finish is worth the extra cost over a standard coating, since it will hold its colour and resist pitting longer.
Security grades to check
Entrance hardware sold in Australia should specify a security grade or lock cylinder rating, since this determines resistance to picking, drilling and forced entry. A basic lockset suits internal doors or low-risk entries, while a higher security grade paired with a separate deadlock is standard practice for a main entrance door. If you're replacing hardware on an insured property, check whether your policy specifies a minimum lock standard, since some insurers have specific requirements for external door security.
Matching a full entry door suite
A consistent entry door look comes from matching the handle set, deadlock, hinges and any additional hardware (kick plates, door knockers, letterbox slots) in the same finish and design family. Buying piece by piece from different ranges often results in subtly mismatched finishes, since PVD gold from one manufacturer can read noticeably different to PVD gold from another. Where possible, source the full suite from one range or one brand's coordinated collection to avoid this.
Specific entrance sets and locksets
If you already know you want a fully packaged kit rather than building a suite piece by piece, several brands offer their own dedicated entrance set ranges, including specific Zanda entrance set collections built as matched kits with consistent finish and hardware across every component. If your priority is a deadlock-focused, key-operated security setup rather than a decorative handle set, a dedicated lockset range built around that function is usually a better fit than browsing this broader category. Both of those more specific product lines are better starting points if you already know exactly which hardware type you need. This category page is best used when you're still comparing hardware types, brands or finishes before committing to a specific product line.
Installation notes
Entrance hardware installation depends heavily on your existing door prep (backset, spindle length, existing cutouts), so measure your current hardware before ordering rather than assuming a universal fit. Most sets include the spindles and fixings needed for a standard door thickness, but older or non-standard doors may need additional adaptor parts.
All entrance door hardware ships Australia-wide, with a 60-day return window if the fit or finish isn't right.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between a handle set and an entrance set?
A handle set is just the lever or knob and backplate, while an entrance set is a manufacturer's full packaged kit that combines a handle set with a lock, and sometimes a deadlock, sold together as one matched product.
Do I need a separate deadlock for my front door?
Most external entrance doors in Australia use a deadlock alongside a handle set or lockset for extra security, since a deadlock is a separate key-operated bolt rather than part of the handle mechanism. Check your insurance policy if you're unsure whether a minimum lock standard applies to your property.
What materials hold up best on an exposed entrance door?
Solid brass and stainless steel are the most weather-resistant base materials for external hardware. For doors with heavy sun or rain exposure, a PVD or marine-grade finish coating over the base material will resist fading and pitting significantly longer than standard plating.
Should I buy entrance hardware piece by piece or as a set?
Buying a packaged entrance set from one brand generally gives a more consistent finish across the handle, lock and deadlock than sourcing pieces separately, since finish tone can vary slightly between manufacturers even within the same colour name.
How do I know what backset and spindle length I need?
Measure your existing door hardware, specifically the backset (distance from the door edge to the spindle hole) and spindle length, before ordering. Most standard sets suit typical door thicknesses, but older or non-standard doors may need adaptor parts to fit correctly.
