The Jali – Pierced Lattice Cast Iron Finger Plate That Turns a Plain Door into a Period Feature

JALI LATTICE DESIGN – An openwork lattice panel cast right through the plate, based on the pierced jali screens of traditional Indian and colonial architecture. The cut-through pattern catches light and shadow against the door rather than sitting flat on it, so a plain modern door gains real period character. SOLID CAST IRON, TRADITIONALLY CAST – Cast in solid iron by traditional methods and finished in a dark antique iron patina that shows the natural iron colour. A genuine casting with weight behind it, not thin pressed or folded sheet, so the lattice has proper depth and relief. PROTECTS PAINT AND TIMBER – Fitted at hand height on the push side, the plate takes the daily wear from fingers, knuckles and rings that would otherwise scuff paintwork and leave a permanent shadow on bare timber. Ideal for kitchens, hallways and any door in constant use. FULL DIMENSIONS – 300mm x 70mm x 6mm. The tall narrow vertical proportion suits standard interior doors, traditional four-panel doors and cupboard doors. ANTIQUE IRON FINISH – The dark antique finish sits naturally alongside black rim locks, thumb latches, butterfly hinges and cast iron fireside accessories, making it easy to carry one consistent period look through a whole property. Product Information Table Attribute Detail Style Traditional / period, pierced jali lattice Material Solid cast iron, traditionally cast Finish Antique iron — natural iron colour Production Traditionally cast; hand finished Length (L) 300mm / 11.8in (30cm; nominal 12in) Width (W) 70mm / 2.75in (7cm) Height (H) 6mm / approx. 1/4in — plate thickness Design Pierced openwork lattice, cast through the plate Orientation Vertical fitting Fixings supplied Fixing screws included Suitable for Interior timber doors, four-panel doors, cupboard doors