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Unobtrusive, square flush pull for cavity or pocket sliding doors. Simple, timeless design 65 x 65mm square flush pull Standard 54mm hole size wit...
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Unobtrusive, square flush pull for cavity or pocket sliding doors. Simple, timeless design 65 x 65mm square flush pull Standard 54mm hole size wit...
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Unobtrusive, square flush pull for cavity or pocket sliding doors. Simple, timeless design 65 x 65mm square flush pull Standard 54mm hole size wit...
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Unobtrusive, round flush pull for cavity or pocket sliding doors. Simple, timeless design 65mm diameter flush pull Flush turn design. Allows door ...
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Unobtrusive, round flush pull for cavity or pocket sliding doors. Simple, timeless design 65mm diameter flush pull Flush turn design. Allows door ...
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The Visca Cavity Sliding Door set, is a simple and refind solution for your cavity or pocket doors. Made of solid brass and manufactured in Italy, ...
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The Visca Cavity Sliding Door set, is a simple and refind solution for your cavity or pocket doors. Made of solid brass and manufactured in Italy, ...
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The Visca Cavity Sliding Door set, is a simple and refind solution for your cavity or pocket doors. Made of solid brass and manufactured in Italy, ...
View full detailsFind a wide range of door handles, cabinet handles, and door hardware online. Shop from a wide range of shapes, styles, and designs. Choose your function from either passage, privacy, or dummy for your interior doors or exterior doors. Choose from leading brands in the industry including Lockwood, Lane, Delf, Zanda and Nidus.
Learn more about our range of door handles, both interior & exterior.
Non turning and non locking, primarily used for closets or pantries
Non-locking, primarily used for lounge rooms, playrooms and laundries
Locks, primarily used for bathrooms and bedrooms
Fixed handles, primarily used for drawers, cupboards and wardrobes
Keyed with single cylinders
Designer front door handles
Smart security for your front door
Download our Door Handle Buying Guide for all information required to make an informed choice when purchasing your door handles.
Passage door handles are the handle that allows you to pass from one room to another with no locks. A passage door handle is most commonly used for bedrooms, walk-in pantries, and walk-in linen closets, and walk-in wardrobes.
Privacy door handles provide you with privacy in a specific room. Most commonly used for bedrooms and bathrooms. It is important to note that a privacy door handle only provides privacy, but not security.
Dummy door handles act as a simple push and pull handle. Most commonly used for linen closets and wardrobes. A dummy door handle does not move up or down, and does not lock.
Deadbolts are a locking mechanism that provides one of the highest levels of security for the home. Deadbolts come in a single and double cylinder mechanism. A single cylinder has the key-lock function on the outside of the only, and the inside will be a turn-lock. A double cylinder has the key-lock function on both sides for ultimate security.
Smart locks are an option for a keyless entry. Most smart locks can connect to your home's Wi-Fi and bluetooth and are easy to lock and unlock by using a touchscreen pin code, or the lock's mobile app. A smart security can be locked or unlocked from anywhere you are, even anywhere in the world when connected to the Wi-Fi.
Fixing instructions are included in the contents of your new handles box. It is recommended you have a standard screwdriver ready to fix your new handles to your cupboard doors.
Chrome door handles are a popular choice for modern houses. They can be made from various metals and usually come in satin or polished finishes. Satin finishes are matte and don’t leave finger marks, whereas polished finishes are made with chrome plating on either brass or steel.
French door handles can have many purposes and will depend on your use. In some cases, a set of french doors will feature one functional and lockable handle, while the other may be a dummy handle used purely for aesthetic reasons. Additionally, you must consider whether both sides of your doors will be front facing and require a handle. In some instances, such as a french door cupboard, you would not need another set of handles for the inwards facing panel.
