From The Anvil Gothic Thumblatch

Description

Thumblatches are typically used in conjunction with a T hinge on traditional plank doors, only suitable for doors up to a maximum thickness of 55mm. From The Anvil's Blacksmith thumblatches are hammered into shape from mild steel. The thumb bar passes through the door, lifting the latch bar on the opposite side and allowing the door to open. External Beeswax - This is manufactured using From The Anvil’s unique anti-corrosive beeswax. The products are beautifully suited to listed, cottage and period properties because of their timeless appearance. Available in -Beeswax (internal use only) - This is From the Anvil’s most authentic finish for steel. When this lever is pressed down, it operates a thumb bar. From The Anvil’s manufacturing techniques create contrasting textures on the surface of the metal to create a rich appearance with an abundance of charm. After forging, these products are dipped into hot beeswax which allows them to retain their original colours ranging from blue to deep ochre. Supplied in SINGLES complete with fixings. Much like their standard Beeswax, it offers a matt richness with a depth of colour, ranging from blue to deep ochre red. The Welsh-based brand From the Anvil, design and manufacture high-quality, hand-made and functional ironmongery that enhances and revives traditional buildings and brings an authentic and rustic charm to newer builds. Its subtle sheen offers a bold contrast on stained and painted timber alike. Pewter Patina - They are forged from a durable base of steel and boast a rich, luxurious appearance. From The Anvil designs are drawn and hand forged in the traditional fashion of English blacksmithing. Black - This is a popular choice in traditional settings. The From The Anvil Gothic Thumb Latch is traditionally used on a ledge and braced door, our thumb latch sets include a decorative door latch with a thumb-shaped lever. During the manufacturing process, From The Anvil’s Black products are baked in a high-temperature oven, giving them durable, corrosion-resistant qualities.