Pull Handles

When choosing the right size door pull handle, consider the size and weight of the door as well as the space available for the handle. A general guideline is to select a handle that is around one-third the height of the door, ensuring balance and practicality. Larger, heavier doors may benefit from larger, sturdier pull handles, while smaller doors may look better with a more compact handle.

All our door pull handles are made from solid brass, a durable and timeless material known for its strength and resistance to corrosion. To make them even more durable, all of our handles are electroplated, providing an additional protective layer that enhances their longevity and keeps them looking great for years. This combination ensures your handles maintain their strength and finish, even with frequent use.

Pull handles are designed to be pulled to open the door, often featuring a larger, more substantial grip. In contrast, lever handles are operated by pushing or pulling the lever, while knobs require a twisting motion. Pull handles are ideal for heavy-duty doors or where a more substantial handle is needed, while levers and knobs are often chosen for their compact size and ease of use in lighter applications.

Coordinating the finish and design of door pull handles with other hardware such as hinges, locks, and cabinet handles is a common practice to create a unified look. Many people choose to match finishes, such as satin brass and aged brass, for a cohesive design. However, mixing styles and finishes can create contrast or accent features, adding character to your space. It’s all about finding the right balance that suits your aesthetic.

Back-to-back pull handles are installed on both sides of the door, offering a symmetrical design that’s ideal for doors that need a handle on both the interior and exterior. These are commonly used for double doors or entrance doors. On the other hand, single-sided pull handles are mounted on one side only, making them a great option for doors that don’t require a handle on both sides, such as interior doors, barn doors or integrated appliances. The choice depends on your specific needs and the door’s functionality.

While pull handles themselves usually don’t contain a locking mechanism, they are commonly paired with separate locks or latch systems for exterior doors. This combination offers both security and functionality. For entry doors, it's important to ensure that the handle is paired with a deadbolt or other locking system, like the roller mortice locks, to provide sufficient security.

We aim to ship all orders within 1 business day from our warehouse in Victoria. For detailed information on shipping costs and estimated delivery times, please visit our Shipping Information Page. Please note, during sales periods, shipping may take slightly longer.

We offer a 90-day return policy on all products. If you’re not satisfied with your purchase, you can return it for a full refund within 90 days. For more information on how to return your item, please visit our Refund Policy.

You’re welcome to purchase samples of our door pull handles to see and feel the quality before making your final decision. We also offer a 90-day returns policy, so if you decide the product isn’t the right choice for your project, you can easily return it for a refund. Contact us for more details on how to order samples or start a return.