Cabinet Drawer Pulls

About Cabinet Drawer Pulls

Cabinet and Drawer Pulls for Kitchens and Furniture Call them pulls or call them handles — this is the working collection: 160+ cabinet and drawer pulls from £2.49, spanning T-bars, D pulls, traditional bars and cup pulls in every finish we make, sized from 64mm furniture drawers to 320mm kitchen pan drawers. Pulls by Shape… Read more →

Cabinet and Drawer Pulls for Kitchens and Furniture

Call them pulls or call them handles — this is the working collection: 160+ cabinet and drawer pulls from £2.49, spanning T-bars, D pulls, traditional bars and cup pulls in every finish we make, sized from 64mm furniture drawers to 320mm kitchen pan drawers.

Pulls by Shape

T-bar pulls (the knurled Aurelia and Amelia lead the range) give the cleanest line and suit modern kitchens and mid-century furniture alike. D pulls like the Dimora take a full hand and earn their place on heavy drawers. Traditional bars (Ippudo) belong on shaker fronts, and cup pulls bring scullery character to drawers you grip from beneath — the cup-specific range is at cup handles.

Furniture First

Pulls transform furniture more cheaply than any other update: a dresser, sideboard or desk re-pulled in matt black or brass reads refinished. Furniture tends to drill at 96mm or 128mm centres — measure between screw-hole centres on one drawer and order to match, and the swap needs nothing but a screwdriver. Dual-fit pulls (96-128mm and up) rescue pieces whose old holes don't match modern standards.

Kitchens Too

Everything here serves kitchens as well — the same ranges run through kitchen handles with kitchen-specific guidance, and drawer-focused sizing logic (when to go long, when to fit pairs) is at drawer handles. Wall units and light doors do better with knobs: the matching single-fix designs live in the knobs collection.

Finishes

Matt black, antique brass, matt and polished gold, brushed satin nickel, polished chrome, antique copper — consistent within each range so a whole room's hardware agrees. Warm-metal projects can browse gold kitchen handles directly; vintage furniture restorations should start at vintage handles where drop rings and aged finishes live.

Ordering

Fixings included, free UK delivery, fast dispatch. Restoring furniture? Order one pull first against the piece — finishes read differently on oak, walnut and paint, and a £3 sample beats re-ordering a full set.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a pull and a handle?

Nothing meaningful - 'pull' is the common term in the US and in furniture-making, 'handle' in UK kitchens. Both describe two-fixing hardware you grip to open doors and drawers. Sizes, fitting and fixings are identical.

What pulls suit a mid-century or modern dresser?

Slim T-bars and finger-friendly D pulls in matt black or brass keep mid-century furniture looking right. Measure your existing hole centres first - furniture often uses 96mm or 128mm - and you can swap pulls without filling holes.

Are cup pulls only for kitchens?

No - cup pulls suit any drawer you grip from below: dressers, sideboards, hallway consoles and desks. They bring period character anywhere, though they only work on drawers, not doors.

What sizes do your pulls come in?

From 64mm hole centres for small furniture drawers up to 320mm bars for wide fronts, with dual-fit options spanning two standard sizes for easier replacement. All include their fixing screws.