Finger plates are often seen on swing doors, where the door is opened by being pushed. They are very common in public buildings, offices, schools and hospitals, as well as some residential situations. Hardwearing stainless steel, aluminium or nylon push plates are perfect partners to heavy use doors in public areas.
Porcelain Finger Plates
Porcelain finger plates together with matching mortice knobs can give a uniform look to a door and protect natural wood finishes from dirty finger marks. Porcelain is much easier to clean than wood! These can come with pretty patterns in various colours and are particularly suited to country cottages with pine or oak doors.
Period & Designer Plates
Shaped finger plates and period styles such as Queen Anne and Art Deco add a beautiful decorative touch to a door with, perhaps, a matching door handle or mortice knob.
Designer push plates are even made in leather in all sorts of wonderful colours such as chestnut, chocolate and black.
