Maddox

Maddox hardware for doors, not cabinets

Maddox is a decorative pattern that, in this listing, shows up entirely on door hardware rather than cabinet knobs: an oval cylinder escutcheon measuring 64 by 254 millimeters, a plate sized for a bit-key mechanism at 76 by 317, a latch set at 60 by 191, three bathroom lock plates (44 by 279, 64 by 254, and a compact 79mm round), and four euro-profile plates sized to match those same four lengths. One carved pattern spans every piece even though the mechanism behind each differs, ten plates altogether across the whole listing, sized for very different jobs.

What an escutcheon does

An escutcheon covers the opening where a lock, cylinder, or latch passes through a door, hiding the raw cutout and giving the mechanism a finished surround instead of exposed hardware. Maddox plates match specific lock types, bit-key, euro profile, standard cylinder, so the piece needed depends on which lock sits installed or specified already, not personal taste.

Matching Maddox plates to what's already cut

Every Maddox piece is listed by its plate length in millimeters, and those figures need to match existing door prep precisely, since a plate cut to the wrong length won't cover its opening cleanly. The 44 by 279 and 64 by 254 sizes repeat across both the bathroom lock line and the euro profile line, so confirm which lock mechanism actually sits behind a door before choosing between them.

When Maddox fits

This pattern suits a house upgrading door hardware room by room, aiming for one consistent design language across bathroom locks, closet latches, and passage doors instead of a mismatch collected over several separate renovations. Raised pewter or bronze detail like this doesn't wear away the way a printed finish would after years of hands turning the same lock.