Mortise Trims

Mortise trims are the facing for mortise locks. Unless you are looking for a replacement for a trim, you should keep in mind that the products listed below are for use in conjunction with mortise locks. However, the great advantage of a mortise lock is that you have the freedom of choosing the lock that you trust the most, and the mortise trim that you think is the most attractive and best fits your particular style. Because these choices can be made separately, there is no need to compromise style for effectiveness, on the one hand, or safety for aesthetics on the other. The reason mortise trims exist, is because mortise locks are actually installed in a hole that is hollowed out of the door (this hole must either be preexisting or be created by an experienced locksmith or a contractor). Thus the mortise trim comes into play as a means of covering over the mechanics of the mortise box.

Our mortise trims come in a wonderful variety of graceful styles. The depth of choices available can rival even the choices in our lockset section. Our trims come with knobs and handles. For costumers interested in a levered mortise, many of the locks in our mortise section are operated with very attractive levers. All of our mortise trims fit easily onto the mortise lock, making the installation process a snap. What ever the material you would like your mortise trim to come in, chances are we carry it. We have polished nickel, antique nickel, satin nickel, antique pewter, oil rubbed bronze, Venetian bronze, brass, aged brass, polished chrome. Not only do we carry an exhaustive number of options for materials, but our selection of trim styles will also impress and allow you to match your door's style with any décor. We carry styles from periods that include Federal, contemporary, Colonial, Georgian, French Chateaux. The items within these periods come in styles ranging from elegantly understated to decoratively elaborate.