This Nickel Bumble Bee Door Knocker from Coates & Warner is crafted from solid brass using traditional techniques in Britain and then plated with a thick layer of durable nickel. Its charming bumble bee shape features a polished nickel finish alongside intricate etched details across the small wings and bee body. The wings of the bee are attached to the striking plate, whilst the body of the bee is lifted to create a solid knock!
This door knocker would look at home on the door of a cottage, townhouse, or modern home. Our original bee door knocker design is certain to bring a smile to everyone who arrives at your front door.
Product Size: Length 10.5cm x Width 13cm x Depth 4cm
Striking Plate Size: Length 10cm x Width 13cm x Depth 1cm
Screw Hole Spacing: The screw holes are approximately 2.5cm apart vertically.
Materials: Cast from solid brass and then plated with a thick nickel coating.
Finish: Polished nickel finish that is hard-wearing and durable.
Fixing Information: All required fixings are supplied with this door knocker! No fixings will be visible on the inside or outside of the door.
Suitable Door Materials: Suitable for wooden, PVCu and composite doors.
Yes, can be fitted to composite PVCu doors as well as wooden doors. We do however recommend that you check with the manufacturer of the door, as fitting a door knocker may void the warranty.
This bee door knocker is manufactured from solid brass and then plated with a tick layer of nickel. To avoid your nickel finish from tarnishing, we recommend cleaning every 3-6 months. Wash the door knocker with warm water and a cloth, then use a suitable metal cleaner for persistent blemishes. Polish your nickel bee door knocker to keep your plating strong and lustrous for years to come.
Yes, we provide two screws with this door knocker that can be used to fix it your door. The screws provided match the finish of the door knocker and are not visible once fitted to your door.
Fitting the nickel bee door knocker is simple as it uses a surface mount fixing. This method of fixing involves screwing the door knocker into the door from the front, with no fixings visible from the inside face of the door. To fit this door knocker; mark on your door where you’d like the screws to be with a pencil, drill small guide holes and then screw in the screws provided.
