Door Handles On Backplate

Door Handles on Backplate for Internal Doors A backplate places the lever on a longer plate, giving the handle a more substantial outline than a compact rose. It is a natural choice for panelled and traditional doors, and it can also be useful in renovation projects where a longer plate helps cover marks left by… Read more →

Door Handles on Backplate for Internal Doors

A backplate places the lever on a longer plate, giving the handle a more substantial outline than a compact rose. It is a natural choice for panelled and traditional doors, and it can also be useful in renovation projects where a longer plate helps cover marks left by previous fittings.

Plain, Keyhole and Bathroom Backplates

Plain backplate handles are suited to passage doors that close with a latch and do not lock. Keyhole versions are designed to work with a compatible keyed lock, while bathroom and WC formats provide privacy controls. The exact function is shown on each item, so choose according to the room rather than appearance alone.

Complete Sets and Individual Handles

Options include handle pairs as well as sets with a latch, hinges, bathroom hardware or a keyed sash lock. This makes backplate designs suitable for both simple replacements and fuller door refits. Check the selected item for supplied components, particularly when ordering several doors with different functions.

Choose a Finish

Matt black gives white and painted doors strong definition, while antique brass brings warmth to timber and period schemes. A satin chrome option offers a lighter metal look. Use the same backplate family across connected rooms where possible, then choose plain, bathroom or keyhole versions as required.

Compare Other Handle Formats

For a broader view, browse all internal door handles. If you prefer a compact fitting behind the lever, compare door handles on rose, including round rose and square rose handles. Keyed options are also available in our door handles with lock and key.

Before Ordering

Measure the existing plate, note any fixing marks and check whether the door uses a latch, bathroom lock or sash lock. The new backplate must suit both the door preparation and the required function. If you are changing from a rose to a backplate, check that the plate sits neatly within any panels or mouldings on the door.

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