Entrance pull handles, entry sets, mortice locks and cavity hardware from Zanda and N2LOK, with recommended retail prices next to each one. The pieces that actually make a difference to an entrance — not the $20 passage furniture. Have a look through and work out what you want before you order.
Recommended retail including GST, on every product we can price. Open the Specifications panel on any item and you get the full breakdown — every size, fixing and finish with its own number, not a vague range.
Zanda and N2LOK run to thousands of lines between them. This is the part worth looking at on an architectural entrance — pull handles, entry sets, mortice locks and cavity gear. If you need something outside it, ask.
Anything you like, add to your list. When you are done it comes through with your enquiry, so we are quoting the hardware you actually chose instead of guessing from a phone call.
Filter the whole site by finish and see what comes in it. Matt black against pale render, satin brass on dark timber, graphite nickel when black is too hard — pick once and run it through the house.
If you have ordered a door from us, a Zanda Zenith entrance set and three stainless steel hinges are already in the price. Everything on these pages is a step up from that baseline, so the number you see against each one tells you what the upgrade actually costs before you ask anybody.
The pull handle is the one piece of hardware people see from the street and touch on the way in.
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Security hardware that suits the door instead of fighting it.
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Cavity and barn doors live or die on the pull.
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The handle is what people see; the lock is what actually holds the door.
7 ranges →FritsJurgens pivot systems are the one thing on this site you cannot pick off a grid. The system, the weight class and the pivot point all come out of the leaf — its size, its weight and where the pivot sits. Put the numbers into the calculator and it specs the right system and prices it, including hardware-only if you already have the door.
Matt black against a pale render. Satin brass on a dark stained timber. Graphite nickel when black is too hard and chrome is too cold. Pick the finish and we will show you what comes in it.
Australian owned, family run, with a parent company that started in 1927. Their entrance pull handles are 316 marine grade stainless, which is the grade that survives a west-facing door and a coastal build. Their pull handles carry a long warranty and the finishes are PVD or electroplated rather than painted, which is why they still look right after a few winters.
Security hardware out of Carrum Downs, trading since 2011. This is where the entrance sets come from: solid forged brass handlesets, multifunction locks that combine passage, privacy and deadbolt in one body, and keyed alike suites so the front door and the deadbolt run off one key.
Add it to your list and send it through — we will confirm the finish, the sizes and what is in stock, and price it properly. If it is going on a door we are building you it lands on that quote. If you just want the hardware, say so and we will sort that out too.