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TradCo Bungalow door hardware buying guide


Bungalow is a knob-only TradCo range, built entirely around a long backplate door knob rather than a lever, available in passage, privacy and entrance configurations across six finishes.

A knob-based range

Where several of TradCo's other named ranges are lever-first, Bungalow is built entirely around a long backplate knob, suited to a project specifically wanting a knob's turning action over a lever's push-down action.

Passage, privacy and entrance

Passage suits an internal door with no locking requirement. Privacy suits a bedroom or bathroom door. Entrance, with its separate high security lock, suits a front or external door.

Choosing a finish

Bungalow spans Antique Brass, Antique Copper, Polished Brass, Satin Chrome, Chrome Plated and Matte Black, the same six-finish palette TradCo uses across several of its named ranges.

Browsing the wider TradCo range

Browse the full TradCo door hardware collection to compare Bungalow against TradCo's lever-based ranges, such as Milton, which offers both a knob and a lever on the same shapes.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a door handle set and what does it include?

A door handle set (also called a door lever set or door furniture set) typically includes the lever handles for both sides of the door, a rose or backplate, a spindle to connect the handles, and fixing screws. Some sets also include a latch or lock mechanism. In Australia, door handles must comply with AS 4145 standards for security and durability. The Blue Space stocks door hardware from Zanda, Lockwood, and other trusted Australian brands.

What is the most popular door handle style in Australian homes?

Contemporary lever handles with a round or square rose are the most popular style in Australian homes currently. Matte black and brushed nickel are the dominant finishes in new and renovated homes. Traditional rounded lever handles in polished chrome or brushed nickel suit classic and Hamptons-style homes. Choosing a consistent handle style and finish throughout the home creates a cohesive, well-designed result.

What is a dummy door handle?

A dummy handle is a non-functional door lever or knob that is decorative only, it does not operate a latch or lock. Dummy handles are used on doors that don't require a latch (such as double doors where one door is fixed, wardrobe doors that slide or swing without a latch, or decorative cabinet doors). They give the door the appearance of a complete handle set without the mechanical function.

What handle do I need for a sliding door?

Sliding doors require a specific type of handle, typically a recessed flush pull, a finger pull, or a surface-mounted sliding door pull. Because a sliding door doesn't have a hinge pivot point, standard lever handle sets don't apply. Flush pulls sit recessed in the door surface and are ideal for cavity (pocket) sliding doors. Edge pulls are mounted on the leading edge of the door for easy gripping.

What is a passage handle set?

A passage handle set includes two lever handles connected by a spindle that operate a latch, allowing the door to be opened from either side without a lock. Passage sets are used on internal doors where privacy is not required: hallways, living areas, home offices, and children's bedrooms. They are the most commonly used internal door handle set in Australian homes.

What is a privacy handle set and where is it used?

A privacy handle set includes a locking mechanism that can be engaged from inside the room, typically a simple push-button or turn-snib and can be unlocked from outside in an emergency using a small pin or coin. Privacy handles are used on bathroom, toilet, and bedroom doors where privacy is required but a keyed lock is not necessary.

What is an entrance handle set?

An entrance handle set is a door handle set designed specifically for the front or entry door of a home. It includes a keyed cylinder lock integrated into the handle or separate lockset, providing external security. Entrance sets are available in a range of styles from contemporary to traditional and must be rated for external use, exposed to the elements, with weather-resistant finishes.