Latch

A black wrought iron or antique brass latch.

No, it complements a lock; alone, it does not protect against intrusions.

Two screws on the door leaf, one on the frame; provide wall plugs if necessary.

There is a wide variety of decorative latches, from forged metal models for a rustic style, to polished wooden latches for a more contemporary ambiance. You can also find latches with original patterns or finishes to bring a unique touch to your interior.

The size of the latch must be adapted to that of your door. Measure its thickness and choose a latch whose rod length corresponds. For a standard door, a 10 to 15 cm latch will generally be suitable.

Metal latches, such as wrought iron or steel, are generally the most robust and durable over time. They will be perfect for front doors or frequently used furniture. Solid wood latches also offer good resistance, while bringing a warm touch to your decoration.

Yes, installing a latch is generally quite simple to do yourself. After measuring the thickness of your door, simply drill holes in the right places and firmly screw the latch according to the manufacturer's instructions. Do not hesitate to ask a professional for advice if you have any doubts.

Decorative latches come in a wide variety of finishes, from matte black to golden brass, brushed stainless steel, or aged copper. Choose a finish that harmonizes with your interior style, whether for an industrial, classic, or contemporary ambiance.