Door Accessories

Door Accessories That Complete the Job

Door accessories help finish the small details that affect daily use. The right part can make a door close properly, protect nearby surfaces, add privacy, improve movement or complete the look of your door hardware. This range is built for repairs, renovations, new installs and matching existing fittings.

Choose Door Accessories by Purpose

Find the right product faster by matching the accessory to what your door needs:

• For better movement: Hinges, door closers and cabin hooks can help doors swing, close, return or stay open as needed.
• For protection and control: Door stops, closers and hooks can help protect walls, skirting boards, handles and nearby cabinetry.
• For privacy and secure closing: Privacy turns, privacy bolts, latches and striker plates can help internal doors close, catch and stay in place.
• For handle and lock finishing: Escutcheons, rebate kits and striker plates can help complete the look and function of your door hardware.
• For sliding doors: Edge pulls and finger pulls can create a clean grip point without adding bulky fittings.

If you are replacing an existing part, compare the size, finish and fixing method before ordering. If you are building a new setup, choose accessories that work with your handle, latch, lock and door type from the start.

Door Handle Accessories and Finishing Parts

Door handle accessories help complete the handle, latch or lock area. Escutcheons can finish keyholes, rebate kits can support double-door installations, and striker plates can help the latch or lock meet the frame correctly. Need full handles, knobs or levers instead? 

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How to Choose the Right Door Accessory

Before ordering, work through the key details that affect fit, finish and function:

1. Start with the door type: Check whether the accessory is for a hinged, sliding, cavity, internal or double door.
2. Match the function: Decide what you want to change - help the door move, close, lock, stop, hold, protect or look finished.
3. Check the connected hardware: Make sure the accessory suits the handle, latch, lock, hinge, frame or door preparation it needs to work with, both colour and function wise.
4. Confirm the size and fixing points: If you are replacing an existing part, measure it and check whether the screw holes, cut-outs or fittings line up.
5. Choose a compatible finish: Match the accessory with your existing door hardware, or choose a finish that works across the full door setup.

Not sure which door accessory suits your project? Contact Handles Plus for product advice before you buy.