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World of brass has an incredible range of door furniture and other hardware products. The quality is excellent; really heavy and solid products that feel very well made. The cherry on the cake is the owner (Paul) who is extremely knowledgeable, very professional and super helpful. The products are very reasonably priced especially given the quality.
Excellent quality items and at a price comparable to lesser quality items elsewhere. Got door numbers and letterbox tidy.
Easy to contact by phone and helpful person on the other end.
Delivery took a little longer than i had hoped but it was worth it to get decent products. Should I need any brass items in the future i would go straight to this company.
Just bought solid brass front door handles and a yale lock. Excellent quality and price. Thank you.
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