A pull handle is a hardware component designed to facilitate the opening of doors, drawers, cabinets, or other movable elements by providing a gripping surface for hand operation.

Typical Features

• Ergonomic design for comfortable grip

• Mounting options (surface-mounted, recessed, edge-pull)

• Various lengths to accommodate different door/drawer sizes

• Material choices including metal (stainless steel, brass, aluminum), plastic, or wood

• Finish options such as polished, brushed, painted, or powder-coated

Common Applications

• Residential doors and cabinets

• Commercial building entrances

• Furniture drawers

• Appliance doors (refrigerators, ovens)

• Automotive and marine applications

Types of Pull Handles

1. Bar pulls - straight horizontal handles

2. Edge pulls - mounted on the edge of doors/drawers

3. Recessed pulls - inset into the surface

4. Bail pulls - U-shaped handles with a hanging loop

5. Finger pulls - small indentations for finger grip

Installation Considerations

• Proper spacing between mounting points

• Weight capacity requirements

• ADA compliance for public spaces

• Aesthetic coordination with surrounding hardware