T-Bar & Concealed Pull
T-bar handles and handles set into the door, for a handleless or near-handleless kitchen.
Concealed version
The handle is set into the door or the carcass, so the face of the cabinet stays flat.
Adjustable length
One piece can cover more than one hole spacing, which simplifies a range that fits several cabinet sizes.
Screw fixed
Drilled to the centre-to-centre spacing, as with any other handle.
- Types
- T-bar handle, and handles recessed into the door or carcass for a handleless look
- Adjustable centres
- Single-piece handles that cover more than one hole spacing are available
- Selection basis
- Centre-to-centre hole spacing (C-C), the industry standard way of specifying a handle
- Material
- Zinc alloy (ZAMAK) or aluminium as standard; stainless steel, brass, carbon steel, ceramic and leather available
- Finish
- Matte black, brushed brass, black-gold, antique bronze, brushed nickel, gold
- Fixing
- Screw fixed, with 2 or 4 screws supplied per handle
- MOQ
- 1–500 pcs
Two handles do the work in a kitchen that is meant to look like it has no handles at all. The T-bar is the visible version: a short bar standing off the door on a stem, enough to get fingers behind and pull. The concealed version is set into the door or the carcass, so the face of the cabinet stays flat and the handle reads as a shadow gap rather than a fitting.
Both are ordered by centre-to-centre spacing, like any other handle, and both are screw fixed. The advantage of the adjustable-length versions is that a single piece covers more than one hole spacing, which matters when a range has to fit doors and drawers of several widths without multiplying the number of parts.
Finishes match the rest of the handle range, from matte black and brushed brass through black-gold and antique bronze to brushed nickel and gold.
Tell us the type, the hole spacing, the finish and the quantity, and we will quote it.