Flush Pull Handles

Flush Pull Handles

Discover our range of flush pull handles, perfect for sliding doors, wardrobes, and cabinetry. Choose from a wide selection of finishes and sizes to suit any modern interior. For a coordinated look, explore our cabinet handles, and door hardware.

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Transform Your Doors with Sleek, Space-Saving Flush Pull Handles

Flush pull handles offer a minimalist, architectural solution for sliding, pocket, and cavity doors, ideal for contemporary homes where form and function blend seamlessly.

Great for renovating a small space or upgrading your interiors for a cleaner look, flush pull door handles bring subtle sophistication and everyday ease to your door hardware.

Wide Range of Finishes

With a recessed profile and refined edges, flush pull door handles offer visual simplicity without sacrificing personality. Choose from our carefully curated finishes to suit your space:

  • Matte Black: Bold and contemporary, ideal for high-contrast interiors and dark-toned doors.

  • Brushed Brass Gold: Adds a warm, luxe accent, great for timber doors or layered neutral palettes.

  • Brushed Gunmetal: Strikes a moody, industrial note while staying fingerprint-resistant.

  • Brushed Nickel: A soft, satin finish that works across classic and modern interiors.

  • Black Titanium: A deep, ultra-durable finish with a slight sheen. A premium, scratch-resistant alternative to matte black.

  • Matte White: A crisp and clean finish that blends seamlessly with white or light-toned doors.

Each finish is applied with durability in mind, resisting scratches and oxidation while adding subtle contrast to your door surfaces.

You can mix and match with other options from the door hardware collection or coordinate with sliding door hardware for a seamless look.

Find the Right Flush Pull for Every Application

Flush pull handles are stylish and designed for function. These recessed pulls sit flat within your door face, making them ideal for:

  • Sliding Doors: Cavity sliders and barn-style doors where protruding hardware isn’t practical.

  • Pocket Doors: Seamless integration for walk-in wardrobes, ensuites, and pantries.

  • Bi-Fold Doors: Keep folding systems smooth and unobstructed.

  • Minimalist Interiors: Where clean lines and hardware-free appearances are key to the aesthetic.

Choose between rectangular and oval profiles, square-edge or radius corners, and fixed or finger-latch designs depending on your space and usage.

Create Flow with Coordinated Hardware

To complete the look, match your flush pull handles with other touch points in your home. Carry the same finish across:

  • Sliding Door Tracks and Locks: Ensure a seamless visual experience with concealed or surface-mount systems.

  • Cabinet Handles and Lip Pulls: Maintain material and finish consistency in kitchens or wardrobes.

  • Tapware and Fixtures: Tie in with brushed brass, black, or nickel tapware for a truly cohesive interior.

Versatile for Any Project

Whether you’re updating a wardrobe, renovating your kitchen, or fitting out a new build, flush pull handles offer both style and practicality. Pair them with matching kitchen accessories or bathroom accessories for a cohesive finish.

Easy to Install and Maintain

These handles are designed for straightforward installation and everyday durability. Their finishes are made to last, so they’ll stay looking great with minimal upkeep. For more inspiration and options, explore our hardware collections.

Frequently Asked Questions

Flush pull handles are best suited to sliding, pocket, or bi-fold doors. While they can technically be used on hinged doors, they may not offer the ergonomic grip needed for frequent push-pull use.
Yes, most flush pulls are recessed into the door face for a flush fit, which typically requires light routing or chiselling. Surface-mount options are available, but they won’t sit as seamlessly.
Absolutely. Many flush pull designs are compatible with privacy latches or mortice locks specifically made for cavity sliders. Look for models with finger-pull notches or integrated edge pulls to easily close doors fully into the cavity.
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