DRAWER HANDLE AUTHORISED DEALER Drawer handles are essential hardware components used in furniture and cabinetry. They come in various styles, materials, and finishes to complement different design aesthetics and functional needs. Here’s a comprehensive overview: Types of Drawer Handles Pull Handles: These are attached to the drawer and pulled to open it. They can be single or double-post, and come in a variety of shapes such as bar, cup, or ring pulls. Knobs: Small, round or oval handles that are turned to open a drawer. They are often used for a more subtle or classic look. Recessed Handles: These are embedded into the drawer, making them flush with the surface. They are ideal for modern or minimalist designs. Edge Pulls: Installed on the edge of the drawer, these handles provide a sleek and unobtrusive design, often used in contemporary furniture. Integrated Handles: Part of the drawer's design, often built into the front panel, giving a seamless appearance. Materials Metal: Includes options like stainless steel, brass, bronze, and aluminum. Metal handles are durable and often used for a modern or industrial look. Wood: Offers a warm and natural aesthetic, available in various finishes to match wooden furniture. Plastic/Resin: Cost-effective and available in many colors and designs. Suitable for casual or budget-friendly applications. Glass: Provides an elegant and sophisticated touch, often used in high-end or decorative furniture. Finishes Polished: Shiny and reflective, giving a clean and bright appearance. Matte: Non-reflective and smooth, providing a modern and subtle look. Antique: Aged or distressed finishes that give a vintage or classic look. Brushed: Textured and semi-matte, often used for a more industrial or contemporary design. Styles Modern: Sleek, minimalistic designs often with straight lines and simple shapes. Traditional: Ornate and detailed, with classic designs and often more elaborate finishes. Contemporary: Includes a mix of modern elements with unique or bold design features. Rustic: Typically features natural or rough finishes, often made of wood or metal with a weathered look. Installation Mounting: Drawer handles are usually installed using screws. Ensure proper alignment and secure installation for functionality and durability. Spacing: For pull handles, measure the correct spacing between screws to ensure a proper fit. Maintenance Cleaning: Regularly clean handles with appropriate cleaners for their material. Avoid abrasive materials that can scratch or damage the finish. Inspection: Periodically check for loose screws or wear and tear, and tighten or replace parts as needed. If you need help choosing a specific type or style of drawer handle or have any other questions, just let me know!