This is a great example of using the new with the old.? These mirrored pocket doors are a part of a local hardware installation.? The flush pulls are actually about 90 years old and being used with new edge pulls.? Hopefully we will see some more photos from this project soon.

?These photos show our automatic transom bolt installed and in use.? This part is perfect for master bath french doors and other small openings (pairs of doors).? The ball automatically engages the bolt on the inactive door allowing your door latch/lock to function.? No more loud transom bolts or annoying flush bolts (though these have there place in the hardware world).

?This knob and rosette was removed from an apartment at 1500 North Lake Shore Drive in Chicago.?

The building is a French Renaissance style and cost $5mm to construct in 1927-29.? Each unit was built with silver vaults and wood burning fireplaces.

This sculpt is the center portion of a knob created by a Chicago architect (for more information on the designer contact geb@albarwilmette.com) for a Chicago apartment.?

The final oval knob will have a turned rosette and be finished in burnished nickel. All existing hardware in the apartment will be finished to coordinate with the new hardware.

Do you have an application for a custom spindle for multi-point or exterior door?? We can fabricate custom spindles for your project.

This hardware is for a boat and was completed in an oil rubbed bronze finish.? The bars were all milled from solid brass bar stock.