A NEW PERSPECTIVE ON EVERYDAY HARDWARE
Details That
Make A Home.
Thoughtful shapes and enduring finishes for doors, cabinets, and the spaces in between.
A NEW PERSPECTIVE ON EVERYDAY HARDWARE
Details That
Make A Home.
Thoughtful shapes and enduring finishes for doors, cabinets, and the spaces in between.
NESQHDTURES
The Finishing Touch Feels Different.
From the first turn of a door handle to the quiet glide of a sliding door, discover hardware designed to bring a considered look to everyday spaces.
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Door Lock & Door-Closing Hardware
THE DESIGN EDIT
Small Pieces.
Lasting Impression.
Subtle profiles, tactile metal finishes, and a calm palette make hardware feel at home in a room. Find a finish that fits your project.
A SIMPLER WAY TO CHOOSE
Start With The Right Details
Measure first
Check door thickness, hole spacing,
and mounting surfaces.
Compare finishes
Choose graphite, brushed metal, or warm bronze to suit the room.
Review the kit
See each product page for parts,
dimensions, and installation notes.
Measure your door thickness, backset, and existing hole spacing. Compare them with the dimensions and installation requirements on the specific product page.
A fully mechanical keypad operates without batteries, while an electronic keypad usually needs a power source.
Check the door’s size, weight, swing direction, mounting surface, and available space. Compare these with the closer’s verified specifications and installation instructions.
A pocket door slides into a wall cavity. A barn door moves along a visible track in front of the wall. Your opening and available clearance help determine which layout fits.
Measure the door and check its weight, the available track length, and the supporting wall or frame.
Check the mounting space, mailbox dimensions, and your current mail delivery arrangement. Ask your local postal office before changing an existing delivery location.
Measure from the center of one existing screw hole to the center of the other. Then check the pull’s overall length and projection.