Ironmongery - Round and Oval

Round and oval ironmongery from one Rocky Mountain line

Ironmongery covers the cabinet hardware plates and cylinder covers wrapped around a door's lock body, all from one Rocky Mountain line, some round and some oval, sized in millimeters since the mechanism underneath follows a European standard rather than an American one. Every piece here exists to dress a lock body already fitted into a door, not to replace the mechanism behind it. Every listing carries a millimeter measurement rather than an inch one, a clue to where the underlying hardware standard originated long before it reached a door in the United States.

The pieces by name

• Round Euro Profile
• Round Bit-Key Lock
• Round Bathroom Lock
• Oval Latch Set
• Oval Euro Profile
• Round Oval Cylinder

Three functions repeat across this set, one cylinder style, one privacy style, and one older key style, each cast once round and once oval so the outline can follow whichever profile the door was originally prepped for.

Matching plate to existing prep, not guessing

Because these plates dress a lock rather than operate it, ordering by sight alone risks a mismatch between the plate's opening and the mechanism hiding behind it. Where an old plate is still mounted, take it off first and record its outer shape and screw spacing ahead of picking anything new from this group.

Rocky Mountain's bronze runs through the whole set

The same bronze shows up on every piece here, the levers, the hinges, and the cabinet pulls this brand also makes, so a hallway finished entirely in Rocky Mountain keeps one consistent metal tone from the door lever down to the lock trim around it. Mixing round and oval pieces from separate brands within one project is usually what breaks that consistency, even when the individual pieces seem to match well enough at first glance under normal lighting.