Technolog door pull handles - straight and offset models in 30 and 34 mm plus half-round and triangular profiles

Door pull handles

Straight and offset pull handles in 30 and 34 mm diameters, plus half-round and triangular profiles. For PVC, aluminium and timber doors, in finishes matched to the joinery.

A pull handle is used every day and at every entry, so what counts is not only how it looks but how it sits in the hand and how solidly it is fixed. Too thin a profile tires the hand; badly fixed, it starts to rotate after a few months.

We carry plain and decorative models in finishes such as stainless steel and aluminium, and in colours matched to the joinery.

Shapes and diameters

Straight, offset, half-round and triangular profiles

The straight profile runs parallel to the leaf - the simplest and most often chosen. The offset profile has its ends bent towards the door, so the hand meets it more naturally and does not rub against the leaf.

Besides round sections we also carry half-round and triangular ones - used where the handle is meant to be a decorative feature, not just a functional one.

Available shapes and diameters

Available shapes and diameters
TypeDiameter
Straight pull handle 30 mm
Straight pull handle 34 mm
Offset pull handle 30 mm
Offset pull handle 34 mm
Half-round pull handle -
Triangular pull handle -

Finishes

Finishes
Finish
stainless steel
aluminium
colours matched to the joinery

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Door grips

Slim-line and profile versions

A separate group is grips - short gripping pieces fitted to the leaf. Unlike a pull handle they are not for opening a stiff door, but for pushing the leaf to and drawing it closed.

We carry them in the Slim-line (flat) and profile versions. Balcony door grips are described in detail on a separate page.

Types

Types
Type
Slim-line
Profile

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Technolog

What to look at when choosing a pull handle

Four things matter when choosing a pull handle.

Length - matched to the height and proportions of the leaf. Too short a handle on a tall door looks accidental; too long a one makes opening awkward if it reaches beyond comfortable arm’s reach.

Fixing centres - the single most important dimension when replacing. If the new handle has different centres from the old one, new holes have to be drilled and the old ones stay visible.

Fixing method - single or double sided. Double-sided fixing, with a handle on each face bolted right through the leaf, is noticeably more rigid and is used on heavily used doors.

Diameter - 30 mm sits more comfortably in a smaller hand, 34 mm gives a surer grip on heavy doors and when opening with gloves on.

Pull handles are used on PVC, aluminium and timber doors. As a wholesaler trading since 1994 we will help you pick the right model and put the order together; we ship anywhere in Poland.

Door pull handles - various shapes and finishes

Door pull handles - shapes and diameters

The straight profile runs parallel to the leaf and is the one most often chosen. The offset profile has its ends bent towards the door, so the hand meets it more naturally and does not rub against the leaf. Besides round ones in 30 and 34 mm we also carry half-round and triangular sections, used where the handle is meant to be a decorative feature. Finishes: stainless steel, aluminium and colours matched to the joinery. Pull handles are used on PVC, aluminium and timber doors.

What to look at when choosing

Four things matter. Length is matched to the height and proportions of the leaf. Fixing centres are the most important dimension when replacing - if the new handle has different centres, new holes have to be drilled and the old ones stay visible. Fixing method: single or double sided; the latter, bolted right through, is noticeably more rigid and is used on heavily used doors. Diameter: 30 mm sits more comfortably in a smaller hand, 34 mm gives a surer grip on heavy doors and when opening with gloves on.

A pull handle and a grip are not the same

A pull handle is for opening the door, often against the resistance of a lock or a closer, so its length and the rigidity of its fixing matter. A grip is a short gripping piece on the leaf, used to push the door to and pull it shut behind you - typically on balcony doors. We carry grips in the Slim-line (flat) and profile versions; they are described in detail on a separate page devoted to balcony door grips.

Collection at the weekend too

We hand goods over during the week, but the collection time is agreed individually - including on a Saturday and, if need be, a Sunday, arranged by phone beforehand. The option is used above all by customers living and working in Germany. Orders for weekend collection should be placed by Friday 12:00 at the latest. As a wholesaler trading since 1994 we will help you pick the right model, and we ship throughout Poland.

Frequently asked questions

What diameters of pull handle are available?

30 and 34 mm, straight and offset. We also carry half-round and triangular profiles.

How does a straight pull handle differ from an offset one?

The straight one runs parallel to the leaf. The offset one has its ends bent towards the door, so the hand meets it more naturally and does not rub against the leaf.

Which dimension matters most when replacing a pull handle?

The fixing centres. If the new handle has different centres, new holes have to be drilled and the old ones stay visible.

Single or double sided fixing?

Double sided, that is bolted right through the leaf, is noticeably more rigid - it is used on heavily used doors.

Which diameter is more comfortable?

30 mm sits more comfortably in a smaller hand, 34 mm gives a surer grip on heavy doors and when opening with gloves on.

How does a pull handle differ from a grip?

A pull handle is for opening the door, often against the resistance of the lock. A grip is a short piece for pushing the leaf to and pulling it shut behind you, typically on balcony doors.

Which doors do pull handles suit?

PVC, aluminium and timber doors. For double-sided fixing we need the thickness of the leaf.

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