Door Handles on Sale

Selected door handles at reduced prices, from classic knobs to contemporary levers.

Door handles on sale

Find reduced prices on selected door handles, from classic brass knobs and period backplates to simple contemporary levers. Shop sale styles from Tradco, Iver, Manovella and N2Lok, with finishes including brass, black, chrome and nickel.

Start with our lever door handles on sale or sale door knobs. Long backplates suit traditional interiors, while a round or square rose gives a simpler look. The current price and available options are shown on each product.

Choose the right function for each door

  • Passage: for a door that needs to latch shut without locking.
  • Privacy: for an internal door that needs a privacy lock, such as a bathroom or bedroom.
  • Dummy: a fixed handle for a door that only needs to be pulled open, such as a wardrobe.
  • Entrance or locking: for doors requiring a compatible keyed lock. Choose the handle and lock arrangement together, and check the finish's suitability for external use.

If you are replacing handles, a photo of the existing handle and the edge of the door can help us point you towards suitable options. Ask our team for help choosing before you order.

Sale door handle FAQs

Inclusions vary by range and function. Some sets include their latch or lock; others let you add the required parts through the product options. Follow the options for your chosen handle so you order the parts needed for that door.

You may be able to reuse a working latch if it is compatible with the new handles and spindle. For replacements, measure the backset: the distance from the door edge to the centre of the handle hole. Our backset measuring guide shows how to measure it.

Not every handle will suit a 54mm hole. Use the Will Suit 54mm Hole filter to narrow the range, then compare the backplate or rose and fixing positions with your existing holes and any old marks. A wider plate alone does not guarantee the fixings will have enough timber to secure to.

Finish names are not standardised across brands, so two brass finishes with the same name may differ in colour and sheen. Choosing from the same brand and range usually gives the closest match. Our team can also help you find finishes that work well together.