Shop 4 Handles

18/12/2024

Our Industrial range doors from LPD look fantastic! We have many from this range available to view between our South Ascot Shop in store display and our display at Longacres Bagshot Garden Centre. Give us a call today on 01344 876955 or email us at [email protected] if you'd like more information

20/09/2024

If you are in Longacres Bagshot Garden Centre then come and check out our new door and ironmongery display - we will update it often with new product ranges! Alternatively pop into our main showroom in South Ascot just 5 minutes down the road - SL5 9DL. You can always contact us on 01344 876955 or visit our own website here: http://www.shop4handles.co.uk

02/05/2024

We distribute and retail a large number of different Door and Ironmongery brands - a choice selection can be seen here: https://www.shop4handles.co.uk/brand/

But there are many others too!
Give us a call on 01344 876955

Have a issue or a inquiry? Got a large project and need some help? Give us a call on our freephone 0800 027 2470 or on our landline number 01344 876955

11/01/2024

We have some great offers on doors in store currently, and can resolve all your ironmongery requirements too - give us a call on 01344 876955 and speak to experts for a professional handling of your project at great value prices!

14/12/2022

Got an old door that needs replacing? Maybe an external one that has a cat flap from a previous owner? If it's not as marvellous as this one give us a call on 01344 876955 and we can help! Or email [email protected]

06/12/2022

We're delighted to congratulate Ento, one of our most esteemed suppliers, on their success at this years archiproducts design awards!

https://www.ento.it/en/products/handles/zai-handle/

18/08/2022

Some Old Doors are amazing, others not so much. If your doors need an update then please get in touch with our sales team who will be happy to help 01344 876955 or [email protected] 😁

The Oldest Door in the UK. : This oak door featured in Westminster Abbey is Britain’s oldest and only Anglo-Saxon Door. The door has been standing for over 950 years, dating back to the reign of Edward the Confessor during the 1050s. The door was made from a single oak from Eastern England in medevial times. The ancient door stands at 6.5 feet tall and is 4 feet wide. Traces of human skin have been rumored to remain on the door, but it has been proved to be cowhide. The door opens into the octagonal Chapter House, where monks met every day for prayers in the 13th century and today serves as a storage place for important religious documents.