Pivot Outswing
Pull left

Before opting for "Nothing" it is crucial to carefully consider the logistics of opening and closing the door. While it may seem feasible to push an inswing door open with your hand and do the same to close it from inside the room, envision scenarios where the door is open and you need to close it, or when you're inside the room and need to open it. “Nothing“ will not work. In both instances, you need a “pull” to open and close the door effectively.

This metal plate and dust cover is mortised into the frame and is an essential part of any door locking system. They provide a surface for a spring-loaded latch to engage with, and helps protect the door jamb from wear and tear. The door has to be opened and closed by means of a door handle or door knob (Not Included). Any handle or knob in the North American market works with this system T Strike For cylindrical spring loaded latch

This metal plate and dust cover is mortised into the frame an is a magnetic alternative to a traditional “T” strike and an essential part of any door locking system. They provide a surface for the magnetic loaded latch to engage with, and helps protect the door jamb from wear and tear. The door has to be opened and closed by means of a door handle or door knob (Not Included). Requires handles or knobs with 8 mm spindles

Mortise is manufactured in Italy. It is field reversible and available to accept any European style handle, or privacy turn-knob (not included). Please note European handles are completely different to American Handles and are not interchangeable.

This metal plate and dust box is scribed in the frame and is an essential part of any Dead Bolt system. Door prepped to fit standard door preparations (Dead Bolt Not Included)

This strike metal plate and dust cover is used by commercial door manufacturers. The 4-7/8˝ high ASA Strike is mortised into the frame an is an essential part of any door locking system. They provide a reinforced surface for the spring-loaded bolt or latch to engage with, and helps protect the door jamb from wear and tear. The door has to be opened and closed by means of a door handle or door knob (Not Included). Any commercial handle or knob in the North American market works with this system

This strike metal plate and dust cover is used by commercial door manufacturers. The 4-7/8˝ high ASA Strike is mortised into the frame an is an essential part of any door locking system. They provide a reinforced surface for the spring-loaded latch to engage with, and helps protect the door jamb from wear and tear. The door has to be opened and closed by means of a door handle or door knob (Not Included). Any commercial handle or knob in the North American market works with this system

Edge Pulls provide a finger grip when opening the door. They are mortised into the door edge and finger grips retract into the door edge when not in use for a clean look. (Only recommended for outswing doors)

Edge Pulls provide a finger grip when opening the door. They are mortised into the door edge and finger grips retract into the door edge when not in use for a clean look. (Only recommended for outswing doors)

Edge Pulls provide a finger grip when opening the door. They are mortised into the door edge and finger grips retract into the door edge when not in use for a clean look. (Only recommended for outswing doors)

Ball catches are small pieces of door hardware scribed into the top of the frame to secure doors when a latch or lock is unnecessary, They’re ideal for doors without a standard latching system. (You will still need a pull or dummy handle to open door)

This Invisible latch is ideal for installations where no visible latch is desired. Latch are to be installed by you at the top, bottom or side of the door. Latch has to be surface mounted at the job site to the door jamb (not to the frame). Operation is simple, latching is accomplished by a slight push. To unlatch the door, a harder push releases the door and pushes the door out. In other words, you should also install a simple handle on the back of the door. If you get looked in you have to pull the handle towards you to open the door. (Not recommended for bedrooms or bathrooms.)

Concealed high strength magnetic catches provide consistent door retention performance and smooth door release, A dummy door handle, knob or pull is required (Not Included).

This Invisible latch is ideal for installations where no visible latch is desired. Latch are to be installed by you at the top, bottom or side of the door. Latch has to be surface mounted at the job site to the door jamb (not to the frame). Operation is simple, latching is accomplished by a slight push. To unlatch the door, a harder push releases the door and pushes the door out. In other words, you should also install a simple handle on the back of the door. If you get looked in you have to pull the handle towards you to open the door. (Not recommended for bedrooms or bathrooms.)

This Invisible latch is ideal for installations where no visible latch is desired. Latch are to be installed by you at the top, bottom or side of the door. Latch has to be surface mounted at the job site to the door jamb (not to the frame). Operation is simple, latching is accomplished by a slight push. To unlatch the door, a harder push releases the door and pushes the door out. In other words, you should also install a simple handle on the back of the door. If you get looked in you have to pull the handle towards you to open the door. (Not recommended for bedrooms or bathrooms.)

This Invisible latch is ideal for installations where no visible latch is desired. Latch are to be installed by you at the top, bottom or side of the door. Latch has to be surface mounted at the job site to the door jamb (not to the frame). Operation is simple, latching is accomplished by a slight push. To unlatch the door, a harder push releases the door and pushes the door out. In other words, you should also install a simple handle on the back of the door. If you get looked in you have to pull the handle towards you to open the door. (Not recommended for bedrooms or bathrooms.)

This Invisible latch is ideal for installations where no visible latch is desired. Latch are to be installed by you at the top, bottom or side of the door. Latch has to be surface mounted at the job site to the door jamb (not to the frame). Operation is simple, latching is accomplished by a slight push. To unlatch the door, a harder push releases the door and pushes the door out. In other words, you should also install a simple handle on the back of the door. If you get looked in you have to pull the handle towards you to open the door. (Not recommended for bedrooms or bathrooms.)