Deanta Handles

Deanta ironmongery is designed to sit alongside Deanta doors, so the lever profiles, roses and finishes are drawn from the same design language as the leaves. The range covers levers on rose, bathroom sets, latches and hinge packs, mostly in matt black, satin stainless and brushed brass.

Matching handles to Deanta doors

If you are buying Deanta doors, specifying the handles from the same brand removes any guesswork about backsets and rose diameters. Bathrooms need a privacy version, so check bathroom door handle sets and bathroom locks.

Hinges are supplied separately in door hinges, and any certified leaf needs fire rated hinges. Comparable brand ranges are LPD handles, Carlisle Brass and Zoo Hardware.

Deanta handles and why range matching matters

If your doors are Deanta, starting from the matching handle range removes the guesswork. The finish names line up with the door finishes, so satin nickel means the same thing on the handle as it does in the door listing, and the proportions of the lever suit the panel layouts in the door ranges. See the doors themselves in Deanta doors.

What still has to be ordered

Handles are supplied without the latch and without the hinges. One internal door needs the handle pair, a tubular latch, three hinges from door hinges, and then the room function: a turn and release for a bathroom from bathroom turn and release cylinders, or a key lock from bedroom lock sets. To buy the whole doorway in one line, see handlepacks, and for the keyhole covers, escutcheons.

Alternatives

If the range does not have the finish you want, the wider ironmongery ranges cover the same parts: Carlisle Brass, Atlantic UK, Zoo Hardware and our own D2F Accessories. Our door handles guide explains which finishes sit together.

Will these fit doors from another manufacturer?

Yes, provided the lock centres and back plate length match the lock case in that door. The handle itself is not brand-specific.

Are they suitable for fire doors?

The handle usually is; the hinges must be rated. Use fire rated hinges and intumescent strips and pads on any fire door.