Architectural Door Trim
Frequently Asked Questions
What is architectural door trim?
Architectural trim refers to decorative and functional hardware pieces like pull plates, push plates, escutcheons, and accent covers. At National Lock Supply, we supply trims that blend aesthetics with durability for commercial doors.
How does architectural trim differ from builders hardware?
Builders hardware is primarily functional (locks, hinges, closers), while architectural trim provides visual design, concealment of preps, and added durability in high-touch areas.
What types of trim are available?
Pull plates, push plates, escutcheons, and protective covers for door hardware installations.
Where is architectural trim used?
It’s common in lobbies, hotels, office suites, and upscale commercial spaces, where design and function must align.
What materials are used?
Brass, stainless steel, bronze, and aluminum.
Are trims ADA compliant?
Yes, trims like pull plates and escutcheons are designed for accessible grasp and operation.
Are trims UL listed?
Yes, many are UL-certified for fire doors, especially protective plates.
What finishes are available?
Satin Chrome, Polished Brass, Oil-Rubbed Bronze, and Matte Black.
Can trims hide or repair damaged door areas?
Yes, escutcheons and decorative covers are often used to conceal oversized or damaged cutouts.
Why buy architectural trim from National Lock Supply?
We stock a wide range of trims in durable finishes, ensuring both aesthetic appeal and compliance with building standards.