Pull Handles

Q: What are pulls made of?

Pulls are often made of stainless steel or nickel. These materials are durable, and are readily polished. Other materials include brass, bronze and hard plastics, all with their own respective benefits.

Q: How high should pull door handles be on a door?

Door knobs and handles are usually placed around hip height. For many people in Australia, this will be around 70 cm above the ground but can be adjusted based on your preferences.

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Pull handles are used in a variety of homeware, including doors, cabinets and cupboards. Aside from their practical use, pull handles are available in a range of styles such as bar handles, knobs, or flush pulls to add character to your home. ArchiPro has selected a range of exciting options, from trusted suppliers here in Australia to meet all your household needs.

Vista Cabinet Handles

Fantom Hardware

Madinoz 400 D-Pull Handle Stainless Steel

Keeler Hardware

C0503SSS - Flat Section Handle Set

Entro Hardware

Austyle Circular Entrance Door Pull Handle 300mm

Keeler Hardware

Dormakaba The Grange Smart Door Pull Handle and Lock Matt Black works with Bluetooth 9457005007006

Keeler Hardware

Lineal Range - Timber Door Handle - SDH001

Auburn Woodturning

FSB 66 6548 Pull Handle

Halliday + Baillie

Brushed Brass Knurled Drawer Pull - Charmian

Manovella Design

Iver Baltimore Door Pull Handle

Keeler Hardware

Nixon Wooden Ash Round Door Pull Handle

Parkwood Doors

Aged Brass Oval Profile Cabinet Pull - Imogen

Manovella Design

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Joseph Giles Organo Bronze Cabinet Hardware

The English Tapware Company

Setto Round - Timber Door Handle - TDH010

Auburn Woodturning

Large Round - Timber Door Handle - TDH003

Auburn Woodturning

Curved Half-Moon - Timber Door Handle - TDH001

Auburn Woodturning

Hira - Timber Door Handle - SDH004

Auburn Woodturning

Geo 02 Colorful

Spark and Burnish

Setto Long Square - Timber Door Handle - SDH010a

Auburn Woodturning

Tom Kundig - No Peek Privacy Sliding Door Pull

Spark and Burnish

Momo Handles Belgravia Entry Pulls

Momo Handles

Tri-Pull - Timber Door Handle - SDH005

Auburn Woodturning

HB695 Series Sliding Door Privacy Lock - 55mm Backset

Halliday + Baillie

Tom Kundig - Peel XXL

Spark and Burnish

Hira Rounded Corners - Timber Door Handle - SDH004RC

Auburn Woodturning

Luna - Timber Door Handle - TDH007

Auburn Woodturning

Furnipart Light Inox Look Aluminium 160mm

Nover

Dormakaba The Grange Smart Door Pull Handle

Keeler Hardware

Dowel Pull - Timber Door Handle - TDH012

Auburn Woodturning

Deko Curved Rings - Timber Door Handle - TDH013c

Auburn Woodturning

Vesio Handle

Touch Handles

Nixon Wooden Ash 80×30 Batten Pull Handle Long

Parkwood Doors

Setto Long Rounded - Timber Door Handle - SDH010b

Auburn Woodturning

Tom Kundig - Ear Cabinet Pull

Spark and Burnish

Flat Half Moon - Timber Door Handle - TDH002

Auburn Woodturning

Bodo - Timber Door Handle - SDH008c

Auburn Woodturning

HB3370 350mm Flush Handle

Halliday + Baillie

Bodo - Timber Door Handle - SDH008d

Auburn Woodturning

Madinoz 600 D-Pull Handle Stainless Steel

Keeler Hardware

Dormakaba The Grange Smart Door Pull Handle and Lock SSS works with Bluetooth 9457005007001

Keeler Hardware

Tom Kundig - No Peek Sliding Door Pull

Spark and Burnish

Featuring the best pull handles in Australia

Unsurprisingly, every home incorporates some type of pull handle in its design. Pull handles can add character to any area in your home and provides a simple way to add style to your space. With both design and functionality in mind, ArchiPro has selected top-quality pull handles available in Australia to upgrade your space. From door knobs to cabinet pulls, constructed from a wide variety of quality materials, you’ll find everything you need in this range. Pull handles are an important part of a wider collection of window and door hardware available on ArchiPro.

Types of pull handles

Knobs

Door k nobs are attached by one point and often have the ability to be turned, making them popular choices for doors in Australia.

Bar handles

Bar handles are the most popular option for cabinets and drawers as they are attached to two points and can be gripped to pull the drawer open.

Flush pulls

Flush pulls, as the name suggests, sit flush with the door or cabinet that they open. They are a great choice where subtly is preferred.

Panic bars

Panic bars are used in exits where a large number of people would exit in case of an emergency. They can be pushed open with ease, or locked if needed.

The advantages of high-quality pull handles

ArchiPro features the best quality pull handles available in Australia so you don’t have to waste time looking for yourself. Pull handles made of high-quality materials will not distort or discolour, maintaining their stylish appearance. They are also resistant to wear and tear. For example, high-quality cabinet handles will not break with repeated use which can often happen with inferior alternatives. High-quality pull handles are also stylish and add subtle sophistication to any room. In the premium range, there is also a greater variety of design styles, giving you much more flexibility to make a final choice.

How to choose a pull handle that’s right for you

Pull handles come in a variety of styles. Choosing the right design can add class and sophistication to your indoor space. Consider matching your drawer pulls to your existing interior, to showcase your deliberate style choices. For example, you may choose to match the drawers finish with that of your tapware if the pull handles are for the kitchen or bathroom. It is also important to think about the size and shape of the pull handle you are purchasing. For example, heavy draws and main doors will require large, sturdy pull handles, while smaller draws can utilise knobs and smaller handles.

You can select from diverse handle and hardware choices for windows and doors that offer both utility and design enhancement, featuring cabinet handles for effortless opening, sliding door equipment for seamless sliding, and window handles for uncomplicated adjustment.

Can you use both knobs and pulls on kitchen cabinets?

Yes, you can use both knobs and pulls on kitchen cabinets. Many people in Australia mix and match both knobs and pulls to add a point of interest in the kitchen. For big draws, however, pulls may be easier to use.