Flush Pulls

Q: How far from the edge should you install a flush pull handle?

There needs to be adequate space between the edge of the handle and the edge of the door for optimal accessibility and design aesthetics. The correct space will depend on the size of your handle and door. Experts recommend measuring the desired height, width, and centre point that you wish the handle to sit at, before marking the fixed points on the door. For an average door in Australia (820mm x 2040mm), the closest edge of the handle should sit between 1-6cm from the edge.

Q: What height are flush pull handles?

If you are placing flush pull handles to be accessed at standing height, the general recommendation for door handle installation is 90 cm from the floor. Anything over 120 cm is not recommended. Overall, a good rule of thumb is to install them at adult waist height. This is ergonomically and aesthetically optimal.

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Flush pulls are a type of door handle often found on ranch and cavity sliding doors. They typically have a recessed design, which allows you to move sliding doors comfortably and smoothly using just your fingertips. Flush pulls come in a range of types from simple passage pulls, to privacy flush pulls, and even magnetic options for a seamless look and operation. ArchiPro features only the best flush pulls from trusted suppliers in Australia.

Brushed Nickel Round Sliding Door Finger Pull

Manovella Design

$10.00

Matt Black Concealed Sliding Door Edge Pull

Manovella Design

$25.00

Zanda Verve Flush Pull Kit

Iver Rectangular Flush Pull Passage Set Brushed Chrome for Sliding Doors 21415 *Pair*

Keeler Hardware

Glaze-03

Spark and Burnish

Kawajun PA-25 Recessed Sliding Door Pull

Spark and Burnish

Mod 12

Spark and Burnish

Kawajun PC-451 Door Pull

Spark and Burnish

Zanda Visca Flush Pull Kit Privacy Set Matt Black for Sliding Door 8106BLK

Keeler Hardware

Featuring the best flush pulls in Australia

ArchiPro features only the best flush pulls in Australia for you to refresh your door. There is a wide range of styles to choose from including circular and rectangular flush pulls as well as different types and mechanisms too. These recessed sliding door handles represent the most stylish choices you’ll find in Australia and are an important part of an extensive range of quality window & door hardware products available on ArchiPro.

Types of flush pulls

Passage flush pulls

These sliding door flush pulls function without a lockset and often have a lip or fold for extra grip. They give the option to separate open-plan living areas.

Privacy flush pulls

Privacy pull handles sit flush and have a keyless lockset accessed from one side. They work well in bathrooms, or between a foyer and an internal access garage.

Magnetic flush pulls

Magnetic models are a mix of passage and privacy. The magnet helps doors stay closed, but are easily opened with minimal force.

The advantages of high-quality flush pulls

High-quality flush pull handles work perfectly on bi-fold, pivot, sliding and swinging hinge doors and make great cabinet hardware too. Investing in high-quality products, ergonomically designed for the type of door you are using, is very important. It allows you to seamlessly open and close doors without excess force, making it crucial for families with kids or those with limited strength capabilities. High-quality options are also less likely to rust and will retain their original appearance for longer. They are easy to install and you’ll also find a wide range of designs and styles to choose from with a handle to suit everyone.

How to choose flush pulls that are right for you

Choosing the right flush pulls can be tricky, but it doesn’t have to be. First, think about its application. For example, if it's for cavity sliding doors, a metal flush pull creates a sleek and streamlined look. For kitchen panels and drawers, you may want less sharp edges, making plastic or wooden flush options appropriate choices. You can also opt for flush pull handles with invisible fixings if you don’t want screws showing. Some styles have a fold on the grip edge, creating a unique look for kitchens and utility areas. For a contemporary or minimal look, using them on sliding patio doors ensures a seamless aesthetic. Also, think about how it matches with other door hardware in the home like your latches & locks to help you achieve a cohesive look.

Different door handles and hardware can be integrated into window and door designs, providing practicality and flair; this includes cabinet handles for quick retrieval, pull handles for reliable purchase, sliding door gear for easy gliding, and window handles for effortless control.

What is the difference between flush jamb and flush pull handle?

Flush pull cavity sliders protrude even when fully open. The flush jamb style opens flush with the jamb. So, you need to use a flush jamb handle with a side face pull tab. Otherwise, it would be very hard to open the door again once you had opened it fully.