door furniture

British  

noun

1. locks, handles, etc, designed for use on doors

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Example Sentences

He recalled cleaning a room when he heard a ruckus next door: furniture rattling, shifting.

From Los Angeles Times

When the story of NBA Twitter is told, Griffin’s door/furniture tweet will be “Abbey Road.”

From The Wall Street Journal

By this means an alloy is obtained of great strength, and of a very beautiful appearance, and which is particularly suitable for small work, such, for instance, as window and door furniture and other house furniture which is usually made in brass or other alloy of copper, though it is not intended to confine its use to such articles.

From Project Gutenberg

A very beautiful new alloy, intended to replace brass in various ornamental uses, especially in window and door furniture, has been invented by W. A. Hopkins, of Paris.

From Project Gutenberg

But Willenhall’s contributions to the hardware production of the Black Country are by no means limited to this endless variety of locks, some for doors and gates, some for carpet bags and travelling trunks, some for writing portfolios and jewel caskets; but extends to lock furniture and door furniture, latches, door bolts, hasps and keys, hooks and steel vermin traps, grid-irons and box-iron stands, files and wood-screws, ferrules and iron-tips for Lancashire clogs; and other small oddments of the hardware trade.

From Project Gutenberg