Vega Internal Door Handle Pack - Black


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Lpd Doors Black Vega Polished/ Chrome Internal Door Handle Pack
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The Vega Internal Door Handle Pack is an ideal choice for homeowners and DIY enthusiasts looking to upgrade their home aesthetic with a modern, monochromatic finish. Designed by LPD Doors, this comprehensive set provides a cohesive, high-quality solution for standard internal doors, though users should note it is designed specifically for general internal access rather than private spaces requiring locks.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | HARDVEG |
| Brand | LPD Doors |
No, this is a standard handle pack. If you need a privacy lock, please look for the Vega Internal Door Handle Privacy Pack.
Yes, the pack includes all necessary fixings required to mount the handles, hinges, and the latch.
No, these are intended for internal use only and are not weather-resistant or designed for high-security external access.
Each pack provides the necessary hardware for one individual internal door.
A screwdriver, a drill with appropriate wood bits for the latch and handle bore holes, and a hammer for the hinges.
Check that all fixing screws are fully tightened and the spindle is correctly seated in the handle mechanism.
Ensure the tubular latch is properly aligned with the strike plate and that there is no debris inside the door bore hole.
Installation of the Vega pack is straightforward for anyone with basic carpentry tools. Ensure your door has the correct prep work for a standard tubular latch before beginning. To maintain the hardware, use a dry, soft cloth to remove dust. Avoid using harsh chemical cleaners or abrasive scouring pads, as these can strip or scratch the black finish. Periodically check the screws to ensure they remain tight after the initial "settling in" period of the door.