Initially looked at Wickes who are offering a 40% discount, this is a better deal. Be sure to sort by low to high..
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nigelbutler
6 Nov 16#1
Great prices
I'm going replace all my handles shortly so thanks op
bellboys
6 Nov 161#2
The only place I ever use for door handles these days is http://www.handleking.co.uk.Everyday ridciculously low prices and an extra 10% off the bill with code GIVEME10 . Excellent quality too.
PS Heat added for the prices here, though.
escortboy
6 Nov 16#3
I've had handles from these guys before, they were the Victorian scroll bronze ones which I thought looked quite decent.
I installed them on all doors in the house and then found that they were so uncomfortable I took them all off again.
Many of the screws snapped aswell. They aren't really gold/brass color they're more yellow..
So to sum up maybe try before you buy because it didn't matter how cheap they were I wasn't going to get sore palms from using door handles lol!
Northerndave
6 Nov 162#4
Door Handles ??? damn, was looking for Fork Handles !
bellboys
6 Nov 162#5
jsty3105 to bellboys
7 Nov 16#12
I think I need my morning cuppa... took me a full minute to get this.... :confused::smile:
IndyS
6 Nov 16#6
any jokes about bathroom plugs :sunglasses:
marineville
6 Nov 16#7
just be aware... the cheapest ones don't have the best degree of rotation... ie. they don't pull the latch in fully (at least compared to my old ones). if you're not careful, you'll find they lock you into a room because they don't retract fully... you'll end up having to reseat the latch plate or drill out a little more of the inner plate which allows the handle to pull down further.
hope that makes sense... they're cheap for a reason!
benjai
6 Nov 16#8
Handle's my middle name...actually, it's the middle part of my first name...
Rebellion
6 Nov 16#9
Another vote for handleking from me. Looked at screwfix handles but a lot of the lever lengths were really small so best looking in store first to get a feel for them. Plus a guy who worked there said he had some himself that jam often which totally put me off.
IndyS to Rebellion
6 Nov 16#10
Great if you have previous experience, not so good if you purchase and don't like the look and feel of the products as you are are responsible for returning and footing the bill for shipment. Plus have to spend £40 min to qualify for free delivery.
dean_brfc
6 Nov 16#11
Thanks, I was looking at those Victorian ones so you have just saved me some money.
Had a look at Handleking but couldn't find anything that wasn't a modern style, which I don't want. Ideally wanting a Victorian Beehive style
maddoglewis
7 Nov 16#13
Anyone know where I can get some cheap knobs?
SP2013
7 Nov 16#14
Have a look at Amazon. Found good sets (handles, hinges etc) on here...cheaper than screwfix.
si121 to SP2013
7 Nov 16#15
Likewise - I bought some yesterday. I was a bit worried when I saw this in the top 10 deals but having investigated further, I'm happy.
liamf12
7 Nov 16#16
Thought I'd got a couple of cheap ones last time. Got an email and text to confirm they were at the branch ready for collection... Nothing there when I went to collect because they had been out of stock allegedly.
crazylegs
7 Nov 16#17
Aldi now and again have proper quality stainless steel in different designs I done me whole place for about £24
Everyone that sees em comments and asks where I got them!
sootyvrs
7 Nov 16#18
Shame the hole pattern for where the screws go in doesn't match what handles I have already otherwise I would have been all over these like a rash!
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MazingerZ
7 Nov 16#19
Can anyone recommend a decent handle and lock for white wooden doors? There's so many brands, I like the chome look, how many keys do you get with one handle? 1 key or 2?
bellboys
7 Nov 161#20
Ordered 2 lots of different handles on rose from handleking and, seriously, the quality is superb at twice the price. Very substantial weight to them and very smooth action. The joiner who fitted my oak doors couldn't believe the price I paid and orders all his handles from there now. Agreed about the postage against click and collect but I guess it all depends on the value you put on your time. Plus fuel costs to take into account. Looks like handleking charge 3.50 for P&P for oirders under 40 quid. Don't forget the 10% discount, though.
sashavic
11 Nov 16#21
I went with the crowd and ordered my chrome door handles from . I was unsure at first because of the price but received day after placing order and now fitted they look amazing.
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I'm going replace all my handles shortly so thanks op
PS Heat added for the prices here, though.
I installed them on all doors in the house and then found that they were so uncomfortable I took them all off again.
Many of the screws snapped aswell. They aren't really gold/brass color they're more yellow..
I went with some homebase ones in the end which were a million times better.
I won an auction for 13 sets of the ones in the link brand new in packaging on eBay for £5 + £20 p&p.
http://www.homebase.co.uk/en/homebaseuk/constable-long-lever-latch-door-handle---polished-brass-622852
So to sum up maybe try before you buy because it didn't matter how cheap they were I wasn't going to get sore palms from using door handles lol!
hope that makes sense... they're cheap for a reason!
Had a look at Handleking but couldn't find anything that wasn't a modern style, which I don't want. Ideally wanting a Victorian Beehive style
Everyone that sees em comments and asks where I got them!
Heat added