In Stock
13.70€ / pair
Ex Tax: 11.05€ / pair
Color
Brushed chrome
Type of fittings
Handles
Type
Handles on the socket
Material
Metal
Style
Modern
In Stock
12.88€ / pc.
Ex Tax: 10.39€ / pc.
Type of fittings
Handles
Material
Metal
Style
Modern
Grounds
Round
Color
Stainless steel
In Stock
12.05€ / pc.
Ex Tax: 9.72€ / pc.
Type of fittings
Handles
Material
Metal
Style
Modern
Grounds
Round
Color
Stainless steel
In Stock
10.03€ / pc.
Ex Tax: 8.09€ / pc.
Type of fittings
Handles
Material
Metal
Style
Modern
Grounds
Round
Color
Stainless steel
Pre-Order
Color
Chrome
Type of fittings
Handles
Type
Handles on the socket
Material
Metal
Style
Modern
Pre-Order
Color
Brass
Material
Brass
Style
Classic
Type of fittings
Handles
Type
Handles on the socket
Pre-Order
Color
Bronze
Style
Classic
Type of fittings
Handles
Type
Handles on the bar
Material
Metal
Pre-Order
Color
Bronze
Style
Classic
Type of fittings
Handles
Type
Handles on the bar
Material
Metal
Frequently asked questions about the Handles category
Handles — what are they and what are they used for?
Handles are hardware items for opening and closing doors, cabinets and drawers; available as door handles, cabinet knobs and levers. Choose by mounting type (rose, backplate), material (brass, zinc, stainless steel, plastic) and style (Scandinavian, classic, antique) to match the door and lock.
Which handles are suitable for the kitchen and what to check?
For kitchens choose corrosion-resistant stainless steel or brass handles, such as INOX 22x400 mm bar handles. Check grip comfort, finish durability and screw-centre (hole distance) to ensure compatibility with cabinet doors.
Which handles suit interior doors?
Interior doors work well with lever-style and Scandinavian handles in brass, zinc or stainless steel — e.g. VAL73, VAL90 or WINDY 184. Ensure compatibility with the lock type (mortise or latch) and correct rose/backplate screw centres.
How to choose handles for exterior/entrance doors?
Pick durable, corrosion-resistant handles in brass or stainless steel with robust finishes, such as VAL90/VAL97 brass models. Make sure there is a protective rose and compatibility with your cylinder or mortice lock.
What is the difference between VAL handles and INOX models?
VAL ranges are metal handles in brass or zinc with various finishes (chrome, satin, bronze) — e.g. VAL73, VAL90. INOX refers to stainless steel bar or pull handles (e.g. INOX 22x400 mm), offering higher corrosion resistance ideal for kitchens and entrances.
Which handles suit cabinets and furniture fronts?
Cabinets work well with knobs and small pulls (nuppkäepide) or slim bar handles; check screw centres and height so they don’t conflict with hinges. Use plastic for lightweight doors and brass/zinc for greater durability.
How to match handles to the door style (Scandinavian, classic, antique)?
Choose shape and finish by style: Scandinavian — minimalist matte chrome/white handles (WINDY 184), classic — polished or satin brass (VAL90, Stella), antique — aged brass finishes (VAL97, UL14A). Match with other metal accents on the door.
Are plastic handles suitable for frequent use?
Plastic handles (e.g. VAL805 PL/G) are OK for light furniture and infrequently used doors; for heavy daily use choose metal handles. Plastic is lighter and cheaper but less durable than brass or stainless steel.
How to measure screw centres when replacing a handle?
Measure the horizontal distance between the centres of the two fixing screws (mm) — that is the screw centre. For single-fix handles measure the hole diameter; compare with the product dimensions (e.g. INOX 22x400 mm for bar length).