Maximize your space and enhance your interior flow with our professional-grade sliding door hardware. Whether you are installing a sleek pocket door for a modern ensuite or a heavy-duty sliding partition for a commercial project, M Brock offers the essential fittings to ensure smooth, silent, and reliable operation.
Our collection features a wide array of architectural ironmongery designed specifically for sliding systems. Explore our range of flush pull handles, sliding door edge pulls, and privacy snib sets from industry-leading brands like Jedo and Atlantic. Available in a variety of premium finishes—including Satin Stainless Steel, Antique Brass, Matt Black, and Polished Chrome—our hardware is designed to sit flush within the door, maintaining a clean and minimalist aesthetic while providing the durability needed for daily use.
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Q: What is a sliding door edge pull used for? A: An edge pull is a small handle recessed into the vertical leading edge of a pocket door. It allows you to easily pull the door out from the wall pocket when it is fully retracted and flush with the frame.
Q: Can sliding doors be locked for bathrooms? A: Yes, we supply specialist sliding door privacy sets. These include a flush pull with an integrated thumbturn and emergency release, paired with a hook-bolt lock that secures the door into the frame.
Q: What finish should I choose for high-traffic sliding doors? A: For high-traffic or commercial areas, we recommend Satin Stainless Steel or Satin Chrome. These finishes are highly durable, resistant to fingerprints, and require minimal maintenance compared to lacquered finishes.
Q: Do you provide the track systems as well as the handles? A: While this category focuses on the furniture (pulls and locks), we also offer a range of sliding and folding gear. If you need assistance specifying a full track system for a specific door weight, please contact our technical team.
Q: Are flush pulls suitable for all door thicknesses? A: Most of our flush pulls are designed for standard internal doors (typically 35mm to 44mm thick). However, it is important to check the "recess depth" of the handle to ensure it doesn't interfere with the lock mechanism or the structural integrity of the door.
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