Skimmed plasterboard installation
You’ll need our back box and 3mm plaster trim to get a flush look on skimmed plasterboard. You’ll also need to watch the fitting instructions before installing.
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Turn the central handle on our espagnolette bolt lock and two rods slide up and down into the door frame, locking the door in one smooth motion.
This type of bolt lock is typically used where a single lock isn’t enough to hold a door secure along its full height, or where the door meets another door rather than a fixed frame (as with a pair of French doors).
Antique brass is what’s called a ‘living’ finish because it reacts to the air and moisture around it, causing it to darken (especially in the areas you touch most). We’ve given it a head start by ageing it by hand, so it has that antique look right out the box.
We ship all orders quickly so you can expect delivery in days, not weeks.
We stand behind our products for as long as you own them.
We craft our products in-house so we can strive for excellence without compromise.
We use sustainable materials and build products that last.
You’ll need our back box and 3mm plaster trim to get a flush look on skimmed plasterboard. You’ll also need to watch the fitting instructions before installing.
You’ll need our back box and 9mm render trim to get a flush look on a brick wall. You’ll also need to watch the fitting instructions before installing.
You’ll need our back box but no trim to get a flush look on unskimmed plasterboard. You’ll also need to watch the fitting instructions before installing.
Although some of our hardware products can be fitted by anyone proficient at DIY, we recommend that our door handles are installed by a qualified builder or joiner.
You can view and print instructions on our mobile-friendly instructions page.
Our door handles can be used internally and externally, however, only our unsprung handles can be used with standard multi-point locking systems.
Our sprung handles come with a tubular latch. Our unsprung handles don’t come with one, but you can pair them with our passage tubular latch in bronze, antique brass, and polished nickel.
If you opt for our unsprung handles, a strong latch will work best with our lever handles to prevent drooping. You can use a lighter latch with our knobs to ensure they're easy to turn.
We sell all our door handles and knobs in pairs, except for our recessed door handles which are sold individually.
Our cabinet handles and shelf brackets are sold individually (each bracket will support up to 85 lbs).
Our window hardware has been designed for use with timber windows (you can install the products on aluminum frames too – we just don’t provide the fixings for this).
For all spare part enquiries, please email our customer service team at hi@corston.us.
Yes, you can use our medium and large cabinet handles on panel-ready appliances. They're made of solid brass so they won't warp or deform over time, even when used on heavy doors.