Choose Your Style With a Specialized Finish

Whether looking to update the security of your front door, or adding continuity and style to your interior doors, black door hardware provides the design boost you’re looking for.

Versatile black finish door hardware can work with any decor theme. From modern, to vintage, to rustic, black finish hardware complements every color door and room style. The attractive finish can be found in any application, as passage door handles and exterior deadbolts, traditional knobs and levers, even on smart locks with the upgrades of technology.

Find the Right Hardware for Your Doors

There are different types of black door hardware to suit every purpose. With a uniform finish, from matte to an oiled shine, and unique decorative trims, choose handle sets and hinges for a coordinated look from one room to the next.

Levers offer an easy push-down handle to release the latch for access to a room or closet area. Black finish lever door handles can be found on interior or exterior doors, and can be paired with matte black deadbolts, handlesets, or come equipped with single cylinder locks.

Knobs are the traditional favorite for home access. The round knob rotates to release the latch, and can provide secure locking mechanisms or act as simple passage way hardware.

Deadbolts are a mainstay in home security. Available as single cylinder locks, with a latch on the interior of the door and keyed access on the outside, or as double cylinder locks which require keyed access on both sides, deadbolts can be paired with any type of door hardware, from levers to mortise locks.

Handlesets combine black door knobs or levers with deadbolts via ornate handles to create a stylish and secure entryway.

Hinges are functional but are also highly visible. The door hinges should match the finish of the rest of the door hardware, so coordinate black door knobs and hinges for a polished look.

Keyless Entry systems allow access to the home or office via advanced technologies, offering black finish keypads that match the handlesets, and matte black deadbolts that respond to wireless signals from keyfobs or smart home devices and apps.

Mortise Lock hardware is embedded into the door itself. It requires specific cutting and shaping of the door interior to allow deep-pocket hardware. Mortise locks add a metal chassis with a wider latch and intricate internal lock mechanisms for extra security.

Secure the Right Fit

One of the important technical features when selecting door hardware is the handing. Door handing refers to the way the door swings as it opens and is influenced by which side of the doorframe it is installed against. The door hardware must fit the door handing to ensure that the hardware trim face is installed on the correct side of the door.

Look to the hinges to determine the handing. If the hinges are on the right side of the door, the door hardware will be right-handed, and hinges on the left side of the door indicates left-handing.

Left - The hinges are on the left side of the door, with a door that swings inward.
Left Hand Reverse - The hinges are on the left side of the door, and the door swings outward.
Right - The hinges are on the right side of the door, with a door that swings inward.
Right Hand Reverse - The hinges are on the right side of the door, and the door swings outward.

Hardware marked as reversible handing can be installed on either type of installation, regardless of the door swing. Make sure to note the handing before you make your purchase to match the door with the hardware.

There are also specific measurements to make to be sure you choose the right hardware. Check each door’s thickness to find hardware with the appropriate internal mechanisms. Interior doors are typically 1⅜ inches thick, so standard door hardware is manufactured to fit within that size. There is hardware available to fit door dimensions thicker or thinner than 1⅜”.

The backset measurement of the door is the distance between the edge of the door and the center of the installation hole for the hardware. If the backset is not matched to the width of the knob, lever, or deadbolt assembly, the latch may not hold within the door frame, or it may stop short of holding the door in place. Most doors have a 2⅜” backset, though hardware can also be found with a 2¾“ backset.

Upgrade Your Style With Black Door Hardware

Swapping out the door hardware is a quick and efficient way to update the look of the entryway, porch, or any room in the house. Black door hardware ages with character and blends with any style, or consider incorporating durable black stainless, or the shine of stainless steel door hardware.

Complete the entryway update with outdoor lighting for the front porch and boost your home’s curb appeal over a weekend. For questions or ordering assistance for any size home improvement, the project experts at Build.com are ready to help! You can reach us live through the site by chat, or by phone, 7 days a week.

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