Ironmongery - Rectangular

Rectangular ironmongery for door hardware

Ironmongery is the broader term for door hardware and cabinet fittings together, and this rectangular group covers escutcheon-style trim, the flat backplate that surrounds a cylinder, latch, or lock rather than a round rosette. Rocky Mountain Hardware forges every piece here in bronze, sized to fit specific lock types rather than sold as one universal plate, which is why the listings are organized by function first and dimension second. A rosette handles a round-bore lock; rectangular ironmongery does the same job for a longer, narrower locking mechanism.

What each trim size is built for

The oval cylinder trim covers a euro-profile cylinder lock on an entry door, sized at 76mm by 254mm in this line. Latch trim, sold in two width options, 64mm and 89mm, sits around a standard door latch and its strike. The bit-key lock trim is smaller and closer to square, built for traditional skeleton-key mechanisms instead of a modern cylinder. Bathroom lock trim, offered in a few different width-to-length ratios, ranges from a compact 44mm by 279mm to a 90mm square; euro profile plates fill out the rest of the lineup, sized specifically for privacy locks and multipoint locking systems on patio or entry doors. The euro profile plates themselves are available in two lengths, a square 90mm by 90mm and a longer 89mm by 330mm, and which one you need comes down to whether the lock is set into a standard door or a taller multipoint system.

Getting the measurements right

Every listing here gives two numbers, width by length, and getting both numbers right against your door prep matters, since a rectangular trim plate can't be trimmed down the way a round rosette sometimes can. If you're finishing a whole entry door, plan the trim, the lever, and the hinges together rather than choosing the trim in isolation; rectangular trim reads more prominently at eye level than a small round backplate does, and a finish mismatch is more noticeable here than on a lower-profile round rosette elsewhere along the door.