Escutcheons

Escutcheons are small fittings that cover and surround the keyhole on a door, adding a refined, finished look while protecting the woodwork. Whether you're restoring a period property or updating a modern door, escutcheons are both practical and decorative.

Available in covered (privacy) or open (exposed keyhole) styles, and in a range of finishes including brass, chrome, black, and antique bronze, these accessories perfectly complement matching door handles or knobs for a unified appearance.

🔑 Key Features

• Covers and protects keyholes from dust and wear

• Enhances the appearance of door furniture

• Available in open or covered styles

• Wide range of finishes and shapes (round, square, oval)

• Easy to fit with standard fixings included

🏠 Perfect For:

✔️ Interior and exterior doors
✔️ Traditional and modern homes
✔️ Lockable doors using mortice or rim locks
✔️ Matching with door handles and knobs

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is an escutcheon?

A: An escutcheon is a decorative keyhole cover fitted to a door. It can either leave the keyhole open or have a cover that swings or slides shut.

Q: Do I need an escutcheon?

A: While not essential, escutcheons protect keyholes from wear and enhance the door’s appearance—especially on lockable doors.

Q: What’s the difference between open and covered escutcheons?

A: Open escutcheons display the keyhole, while covered ones have a flap or cap to conceal it, offering added privacy and protection from dust.

Q: Are escutcheons universal in size?

A: Most are designed to fit standard mortice locks, but it’s wise to check measurements before purchasing, especially for older or custom doors.

Q: Can I match the finish to my handles or knobs?

A: Yes, many escutcheons are made to match popular hardware finishes for a consistent look across your door furniture.