Castelion Seahorse Door Knocker - Bronze

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The Castelion Seahorse Door Knocker is ideal for homeowners seeking to add a unique, artisanal aesthetic to their entryway. Hand-cast in the UK, this heavy-duty bronze fixture offers a sophisticated maritime design and an authentic, aging finish; however, users should be prepared for the natural development of a patina over time as it is intentionally left unlacquered.
| Colour | Bronze |
|---|---|
| Brand | Castelion |
Yes, the product includes all necessary fixings, including two bolts compatible with doors up to 6cm thick.
The centre-to-centre distance between the fixing points is 145mm.
No, it is made of bronze, which does not rust in the way iron does. It will, however, oxidize and develop a patina over time.
This knocker is designed to be bolt-fixed through wood or composite doors. It is not recommended for glass doors due to the risk of cracking during drilling or mounting.
Yes, bronze is highly durable and well-suited for exterior applications, though the finish will evolve due to exposure to the elements.
Check the bolts on the inside of the door and tighten them with a suitable screwdriver or wrench until the base is flush with the door surface.
This is a natural process for unlacquered bronze. If you dislike the patina, use a professional-grade bronze polish to restore the original sheen.
To maintain the initial polished look, you may occasionally clean the bronze with a soft, dry cloth and apply a light metal polish. If you prefer the natural aged appearance, simply wipe away dust periodically with a soft cloth and avoid abrasive cleaners or harsh chemicals, which could strip the metal's natural protective layers.