A pair of solid brass round mortice door handles with a insert. Suitable for all internal doors particularly bathrooms, kitchens, living rooms and bedrooms.A durable design to withstand everyday use which create interest by adding layers of texture to your interior doors.A screwless rose plate keeps fixings out of sight for a modern look.Clear lacquer coating to provide protection against fingerprints and to prevent oxidation to avoid tarnishing. SIZES & SPECIFICATION:Diameter: 60mmProjection: 45mmRose Plate Diameter: 60mmRose Plate Height: 10mm SPINDLE SPECIFICATION:Length: 98mmWidth: 7mm FIXINGS INCLUDED:Screw fixings / Hex Allen Key / Universal spindle to suit doors up to 60mm thick.  THUMB TURN LOCKS:Made from solid brass, our thumb turn locks secure your rooms. To purchase, please click here. HINGES:Our Solid brass butt hinges can be used on cupboards, cabinets and light doors. To purchase, please click here. ESCUTCHEON PLATE:If you need to lock a door then we provide match escutcheon plates which is a plate or shield that surrounds a keyhole. Suitable for all euro cylinder keys. To purchase, please click here. LATCH:Our Tubular Latches are a simple closing device commonly used on internal doors where no lock is needed. To purchase, please click here. AFTERCARE:We recommend using some leather natural beeswax-based conditioner and a soft cloth.First, apply a very light coat of conditioner with the cloth or your fingers to the leather and gently rub in a circular motion.Leave your leather to absorb the conditioner - this can take between five and twenty minutes.Once dried, buff with the soft cloth until your leather has a desired shine.We recommend repeating the process around every six months.Please note, our leather is not water resistant and may stain when wet. If it does get wet simply wipe off excess water and allow to dry naturally. LEATHER SUSTAINABILITY:All of our leather is sustainably sourced and prepared for us in the UK.It’s veg-tanned leather which means the tanneries use natural materials and dyes like bark, roots and leaves to prepare the hides, rather than chemicals used to produce more commonly used chrome-tanned leather.Using natural fibres means no harm to tannery workers, and waste can be safely recycled with no impact on our waterways, giving our oceans the respect they deserve.Veg-tanned leather takes longer to produce than its chrome-tanned alternative – up to fifteen months versus just a day or so.