Kitchen Cupboard Handles

About

Kitchen Cupboard Handles That Fit First Time This collection focuses on kitchen cupboard handles — the handles you fit to unit doors rather than drawers. There are over 170 designs here from £2.30, every one sized by hole centres (64mm to 320mm) so replacing the handles on an existing kitchen is a straight swap rather than a re-drilling job. Replacing Handles on an Existing Kitchen Swapping handles is the quickest kitchen update there is, and the only measurement that matters is hole centres: the distance between the centres of the two screw holes. UK unit doors are most commonly drilled at 128mm or 160mm. Check one door, order that size, and the whole kitchen can be re-handled in an afternoon with just a screwdriver. If your measurements land between sizes, our dual-fit handles (96-128mm, 128-160mm, 160-192mm and similar) are designed exactly for that situation. Styles for Unit Doors Cupboard doors carry handles vertically, so slim profiles look best. The knurled Aurelia round T-bar and Amelia T-bar are our most popular choices for modern and transitional kitchens — the knurling adds grip and catches the light nicely. The Dimora D-shaped pull suits households that want the easiest possible grab, and the traditional Ippudo bar handle is the natural pick for shaker doors. Most ranges have a matching knob, so wall units can take a kitchen knob in the identical finish. Pick Your Finish Every popular kitchen finish is covered: matt black, antique brass, matt and polished gold, brushed satin nickel, polished chrome and antique copper. If you already know your metal, jump straight to black kitchen handles , gold kitchen handles or brass kitchen handles to see only that finish. Beyond Cupboard Doors Doing the whole kitchen? Drawer fronts have their own sizing logic — wide pan drawers often need 224mm-320mm handles or a pair — covered on our drawer handles page. The complete range across doors, drawers and knobs lives in the main kitchen handles collection, and broader furn