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Door Handles

Two decisions make a door handle: the plate beneath it (rose or backplate) and the lock function it works with (passage, bathroom-WC, keyed). This page covers both. The catalogue holds over 55 models from İnan and Burgaz.

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Passage, WC and keyed

These three words describe the hole pattern in the plate under the handle. A passage set has only the spindle hole; a bathroom-WC set adds a thumbturn inside and an emergency slot outside; a keyed set has the cylinder hole open, for doors locked with a key.

The handle set must therefore match the function of the mortise lock behind it: fit a keyed handle to a WC lock and the thumbturn hole has nothing behind it.

FunctionHoles in the plateWhere
PassageSpindle onlyBedroom, living room
Bathroom-WCSpindle + turn/slotBathroom, toilet
KeyedSpindle + cylinderApartment entrance, office

Rose or backplate, and which finish

A backplate set covers the keyhole and spindle with one long plate, which is practical on older doors and for hiding old marks. A rose set mounts the handle and cylinder on separate round roses, giving a cleaner look that suits modern doors.

Satin nickel is the most common finish; antique brass gives a warmer tone and matt black has become the fashionable choice. Keeping handles, hinges and roses in one finish across a project keeps the look coherent.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is the difference between passage and WC handles?

    The hole pattern in the plate. A passage set has only the spindle hole; a bathroom-WC set adds an inside thumbturn and an outside emergency release slot.

  • What is a keyed handle set?

    One whose plate has the cylinder hole open, for apartment entrance and office doors that lock with a key.

  • Do rose and backplate sets work differently?

    The function is identical; the difference is looks and fitting. A backplate covers old marks on an existing door; a rose set looks cleaner and suits modern doors.

  • Does the handle set include the lock?

    No. The set covers the handles, plates or roses and the spindle; the mortise lock inside the door is a separate product and must match the same function.

  • Which finishes are available?

    The catalogue carries satin nickel, antique brass and matt black. Keeping handles, hinges and roses in the same finish across a project is recommended.