Internal door hardware covers the handles, locks, hinges, plates and closers that keep every door inside a building working day after day. At UAP, part of Allegion, we supply internal door hardware as one matched range rather than as loose parts collected from different places. You get the sizes, the finishes and the certification that UK doors actually need, so you order once and fit without surprises.
We offer internal door hardware as a complete catalogue with shared sizes and shared finishes across every category. A handle you buy today still matches a hinge you buy next year, because the range is built to stay consistent. Every product page carries tech sheets, fitting instructions and product guarantee documents you can download before you order. That consistency matters most when you are fitting fifty doors and cannot afford a mismatch on door forty-nine.
Our interior door hardware also arrives ready to fit. Handles come with bolt-through fixings and an Allen key in the box, so installation never stalls while someone hunts for the right screw.
Our interior door hardware splits into clear product groups, and each group has its own page you can browse. A plain bedroom door needs only a handle, a latch and hinges. A bathroom door or a fire door needs more.
Alongside these groups our internal door hardware range also covers escutcheons, restrictors, door signage, mortice locks and overhead door closers. Escutcheons cover the keyhole and finish the door neatly. Restrictors hold a door at a set opening angle, which helps in flats and in rooms used by small children.
Thinking in groups makes ordering simpler. Work out what each door has to do first, then pick the interior door hardware that does it, rather than choosing a handle you like and hoping the rest follows.
Internal door hardware for a fire door is a specification, never a style choice. A fire door holds back smoke only when every fitting on it has been tested for that job, so we keep certified products in their own part of the range. Our fire rated hinges are tested to FD30 and FD60, made to EN 1935:2002, CE marked, and supplied with a two-year guarantee. Our overhead door closers are CE marked against EN 1154 and fire tested to EN 1634, with adjustable power settings and a backcheck that stops the door swinging into a wall.
Our fire rated range extends past hinges and closers. Fire rated handles, pull handles, push plates, escutcheons and door signage all sit in their own categories, so a corridor door in a block of flats can be specified end to end without leaving gaps. Closers come in power sizes 2-4 and 2-5, which lets you match closing force to door weight instead of accepting one setting everywhere.
A hinge that merely looks like a certified one is not a replacement for it. If your door is a fire door, the internal door hardware fitted to it has to carry its own paperwork, and every certificate for our range sits on the product page.
Internal door hardware only performs when the parts agree on a few simple measurements. Most returns happen because one number was checked and another was not. Before you order, confirm these four points.
Door thickness is the fifth thing worth measuring. Most internal doors in UK homes fall in a narrow band, yet older properties vary, and a bolt-through handle needs the right length of fixing to sit flush. Getting these right is the difference between a ten-minute swap and a wasted afternoon. Our internal door furniture pages list every code against every size, so you can check compatibility before anything is ordered.
Our interior door hardware comes in a finish palette wide enough to suit any interior, and the same names run across handles, hinges, locks and plates. You can specify Polished Chrome or Satin Chrome for clean modern rooms, Electro Brassed or Matt Antique Brass for period settings, Black or Black Nickel for contemporary schemes, and Polished Stainless or Satin Stainless where hard wear is expected. Bronze, Nickel, Gun Metal Grey and Evershine Brass round out the choice.
Material matters as much as colour. Stainless steel handles stay bright in humid rooms, while our Armasmart hinges carry a copper coating for interiors where surface hygiene is part of the brief.
Mixing finishes across a building is a choice, not a mistake. Many homeowners run one finish through the hallway, then switch in a bathroom or a study for contrast. Our internal door furniture is coded by finish on every page, so a deliberate mix stays easy to reorder later.
Our internal door furniture is built to save you time before, during and after the fit. Every benefit below comes from how the range is put together rather than from any single product.
There is one thing our internal door furniture will not do. It will not rescue a door that has been hung badly, and no fitting compensates for a frame out of square.
Our internal door hardware suits four groups of buyers, and each finds something different in the range. Homeowners replacing tired handles want a finish that matches the room and a set that fits the existing latch. Joiners and door fabricators want codes, sizes and stock they can rely on across repeat orders.
Developers and housing providers want one specification that carries across hundreds of doors, with certified interior door hardware on every fire door. Facilities teams in schools, offices, care homes and healthcare buildings want push plates, pull handles and closers that survive constant traffic. Those four groups buy for different reasons, yet they draw on the same interior door hardware range, and that shared catalogue is what keeps a small refurbishment and a large contract equally simple to specify.
Browse the internal door hardware categories above to find the fittings your project needs. Every category page lists product codes, finishes and downloadable documents, so you can specify with confidence and order the right internal door furniture the first time. Our team is here if you would like help matching hardware to a particular door, a particular finish or a fire rating you have been asked to meet.
