Drawer Handles

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Drawer Handles Sized for Real Drawers Drawers ask more of a handle than doors do — you pull heavier loads, more often and at more angles. This drawer handles collection covers 134 current designs priced from £2.49 to £12.99, from compact 64mm pulls for bedside drawers up to 320mm bars for wide kitchen drawers. Getting Drawer Handle Size Right Hole centres — the distance between the two screw holes — are the measurement to work from. Common variants in the live range include 128mm and 160mm, while 224mm, 256mm and 320mm options can suit wider drawer fronts. A wide drawer with a very short handle can look out of proportion and may be less convenient to pull, so compare a longer handle with a matching pair of shorter handles. Dual-fit designs such as 96–128mm can also help where existing holes do not match one single measurement. The Shapes That Work on Drawers Horizontal T-bars such as the knurled Aurelia and Amelia give a clean line across the drawer front. D-shaped pulls such as the Dimora take a full-hand grip. Traditional bar handles such as the Ippudo suit shaker-style fronts, while cup pulls are designed to be gripped from underneath. For cup styles and deeper pulls, see the dedicated cup handles range and the wider cabinet drawer pulls collection. Finishes to Match Your Scheme Current product tags include matt black, antique brass, matt gold, satin nickel, polished chrome, antique copper, satin copper and antique silver finishes. Gold-toned drawer hardware including knobs lives in gold drawer knobs , and the finish-led kitchen range starts at kitchen handles . Drawers Beyond the Kitchen The same furniture handle can be used on chests of drawers, desks, media units and bathroom vanities when its fixing measurements suit the front. For furniture with existing holes, measure centre to centre and match the listed variant. Single-hole alternatives are covered in our knobs collection if you prefer one knob per drawer. For related furniture, compare bedroom handles .