Bathroom Turns
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We supply bathroom turns on a Ø 53 mm rosette, 6 mm thick, in seven finishes and in a plain and a knurled version. The turn locks the door from the inside and can be released from the outside in an emergency. It only works with a lock case built for it, which is the thing to check first.
Sizes to check
- Turn pin: 8 mm. The square pin that runs through the door and into the lock.
- Centres: 63 mm. Measure from the centre of the spindle hole to the centre of the turn on your lock. The 63/8 designation means 63 mm centres with an 8 mm pin.
- Rosette: Ø 53 mm, 6 mm thick, matching our handle rosettes exactly.
Plain or knurled?
The plain turn is the quiet choice: a smooth thumb turn that disappears into the door and matches the rest of the range without drawing attention.
The knurled version has a fine ribbed edge. It looks more deliberate and, more usefully, it is easier to grip with wet or soapy hands, which is exactly the situation a bathroom turn is used in.
Our advice: take the knurled version for bathrooms and en suites, and the plain one for a separate toilet or where you want the hardware to stay understated.
Finishes
- Brushed stainless steel. Handles humidity well and stays corrosion resistant.
- Matt black and bronze. Coated and colourfast. Bronze is lacquered and does not patinate.
- Gunmetal, gold, rose gold and champagne PVD. Vacuum bonded, so they cope with daily wet hands without dulling.
Frequently asked questions
Can the door be opened from outside? Yes. The outer side has an emergency release that can be turned with a coin or screwdriver.
Which lock case does this need? A bathroom lock at 63/8. A latch or cylinder lock will not accept the turn.
Is the turn pin included? Yes, with the fixing screws.
How many do I need per door? One set covers both faces of one door.
Does the knurled version cost more? Slightly, because of the extra machining on the grip.
Related ranges
You will need the matching bathroom mortise lock, plus a door handle and rosettes in the same finish.






