Brass Finger Plates | Door Furniture

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Finger plates, also known as door plates and push plates, appeared in the 1800s. Initially they served a functional purpose which was to prevent unwanted marks from the dailly contact of fingers on the doors of entrance halls and better rooms. Our brass finger plates combine quality with durability. They will give any door a face-lift and they will last a lifetime. Many of the finger plates have been hand cast in a British foundry using traditional methods which are over 100 years old. Brass is particularly suitable for the production of builder's ironmongery because of it's strength and durability. In conclusion, our finger plates allow you to add individuality to any door whilst remaining perfectly functional.

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Finger plates, also known as door plates and push plates, appeared in the 1800s. Initially they served a functional purpose which was to prevent unwanted marks from the dailly contact of fingers on the doors of entrance halls and better rooms. Our brass finger plates combine quality with durability. They will give any door a face-lift and they will last a lifetime. Many of the finger plates have been hand cast in a British foundry using traditional methods which are over 100 years old. Brass is particularly suitable for the production of builder's ironmongery because of it's strength and durability. In conclusion, our finger plates allow you to add individuality to any door whilst remaining perfectly functional. Our solid brass products combine quality with durability, they not only look fantastic but will also last a lifetime. Quality products hand forged in a British foundry using traditional methods which are over 100 years old

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