Window & Door Ironmongery
Furniture and accessories are the finishing layer of any window or door installation. From handles and fasteners to stays and door hardware, each detail plays a role in how your products look and perform. With a wide range of styles and finishes available, ironmongery can be specified to create a consistent feel across your property – bringing everything together through well-matched design.
Your Choice of Accessories
Ironmongery plays a central role in how windows and doors function over time.
Handles, stays, fasteners, and fittings are used daily, so they need to hold up under regular use. At the same time, these details contribute to the overall look, helping tie together different elements across the property.
Across our range, hardware is selected to suit both traditional and contemporary designs, ensuring each component sits comfortably within the wider scheme.
Manufactured in the UK alongside our windows and doors, every element reflects the same focus on quality, consistency, and long-term performance.
Explore by Product Type
Our range of window and door furniture is designed to work across different product types, with each element carefully selected to suit both the style and function of the installation.
01 Timber Sash Windows
Options include Fitch fasteners, sash stops, restrictors, and lift hooks, each designed to reflect classic detailing while supporting everyday use.
02 Timber Casement Windows
Our range includes handles and stays in styles such as monkey tail, Balmoral, and Barrington, allowing you to balance traditional character with more understated options.
03 Timber Entrance Doors
From Victorian letter plates and urn knockers to pull handles and knobs, each element contributes to the overall look of the entrance.
04 Timber French Doors
For French doors, hardware is selected to support both appearance and operation. Handle options are designed to work with secure locking systems while maintaining a consistent look.
05 PVCu Sash Windows
This includes tilt buttons, locks, fasteners, restrictors, and lift hooks, all available across traditional, contemporary, and heritage ranges.
06 Composite Entrance Doors
Hardware options include handles, knockers, and letter plates, allowing you to tailor the appearance while maintaining a secure entrance.
07 Aluminium Bifold Doors
With aluminium bifold doors, hardware is designed to be minimal and functional. Handle systems are integrated into the overall design, supporting smooth operation and maintaining modern sightlines and finishes.
Materials, Finishes & Styles
Our window and door furniture is available in a wide range of finishes, including polished chrome, satin chrome, brass, antique brass, bronze, black, and pewter.
Each option offers a different character, from brighter, more reflective finishes to softer, more muted tones suited to traditional settings.
Consistency across product types is often what brings a scheme together. Matching finishes between windows and doors helps create a more unified appearance, while the choice of style can be adjusted to suit the property. Finishes are applied using protective coating systems designed to withstand regular use and external conditions, helping maintain both the look and performance of the hardware over time.
Designed to Work Together
Window and door furniture is specified with the wider project in mind, ensuring a consistent approach across all elements of the property.
From internal elevations through to external facades, matching handles, stays, and door hardware helps create a more considered overall result.
This level of coordination becomes particularly important on projects where different window and door types sit alongside one another.
Security & Performance
Window and door hardware plays an important supporting role in overall performance.
Elements such as restrictors and stops help manage opening positions and improve safety, particularly in upper-level windows or family homes. Handles and fittings are also designed to work alongside modern multi-point locking systems, ensuring consistent and secure operation.
While the locking system provides the primary level of security, well-made hardware contributes to how effectively it performs over time. With the right specification, each component works as part of a wider system, supporting both safety and day-to-day usability.
30 YEAR GUARANTEE ON TIMBER
10 YEAR GUARANTEE ON PAINT FINISH
5 YEAR WARRANTY ON IRONMONGERY & SEALS
10 YEARS ON WORKMANSHIP
10 YEARS ON GLAZING
Choosing the Right Furniture for Your Property
The right choice of window and door furniture depends on the style of your property and how each element will be used.
Period homes often call for more traditional detailing, while modern spaces tend to suit simpler designs.
It’s also important to consider how everything works together. Matching finishes across windows and doors can help create a consistent look, while factors such as ventilation, access, and frequency of use will influence the most suitable options.
Our team can guide you through these decisions, helping ensure each detail feels appropriate to the property and works reliably in everyday use.
Speak to Our Team
If you’re planning a project, we can help you select the right furniture and accessories to suit your windows and doors.
Visit one of our showrooms, download our brochure, or speak to our team for straightforward advice.
Each detail is specified as part of a wider, bespoke approach, ensuring a consistent and well-considered result.
FAQs for Furniture & Accessories
What is window and door ironmongery?
Ironmongery refers to the metal fittings used on windows and doors, including handles, stays, fasteners, locks, knockers, and letter plates. These components support how the product functions while also contributing to its overall appearance.
What accessories do I need for sash windows?
Sash windows typically require fasteners to secure the sashes, restrictors for safety, stops to limit opening, and lift hooks or pulls for ease of use.
The exact combination depends on the window design and how it will be used day to day.
What hardware is required for casement windows?
Casement windows usually include handles for opening and closing, along with stays to hold the window in position. These work together to control airflow and ensure the window remains stable once opened.
Can I mix and match finishes across windows and doors?
You can, but it’s usually best to keep finishes consistent, particularly on visible elevations. A uniform approach tends to create a more considered result, while subtle variation can be used where a different look is required.
What is the most popular finish for period properties?
Finishes such as antique brass, bronze, and darker tones are often chosen for period homes, as they sit more naturally alongside traditional joinery. Polished finishes can still work, depending on the overall design.
Are window restrictors necessary?
Restrictors are not always essential, but they are often recommended, particularly for upper-floor windows or family homes. They help limit how far a window can open, improving safety without affecting everyday use.
What is the difference between a fastener and a lock?
A fastener is used to hold a window closed, typically bringing two sashes together securely. A lock provides an additional level of security, often requiring a key to operate. In many modern systems, both functions can work together.
Do door accessories affect security?
Door accessories support security, but they work alongside the main locking system. High-quality handles, cylinders, and fittings help ensure the door operates correctly and closes securely, contributing to overall performance.
What hardware is best for conservation areas?
In conservation areas, hardware is usually selected to match or closely reflect original designs. Traditional styles and appropriate finishes are often preferred to ensure the overall appearance remains in keeping with the property.
How do I maintain window and door furniture?
Most hardware requires only light maintenance, such as occasional cleaning and checking fixings remain secure. Avoid harsh cleaning products, as these can affect the finish.
With due care, quality ironmongery will maintain both its appearance and function over time.