Edge Pull Handles
Edge pull handles provide a practical way to retrieve sliding doors and cavity sliders once the door has moved back into the wall cavity. The handle fits into the edge of the door, keeping the face clear while still giving you an easy grip when needed.
Handles Plus stocks edge pulls in a range of shapes, finishes and fixing styles to suit different sliding door setups.
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Flush Pull
Flush Pull
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- $12.76
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Description: Kethy Cabinet Flush Pull Sliding Door D308/34-SAT Flush Pull has a sleek and minimalist design for a com... -
SQUARE EDGE PULL
SQUARE EDGE PULL
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Description: Zanda Square Edge Flush Pull 5333.BLK Flush Pull has a sleek and minimalist design for a comfortable and... -
SLIDING DOOR EDGE PULL CONCEALED FIX
SLIDING DOOR EDGE PULL CONCEALED FIX
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- $42.90 - $57.20
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Description: Zanda Sliding Door Edge Pull 5288.GN Sliding Door Edge Pull ideal for use on wardrobe doors, closet door... -
HEAVY DUTY MORTICE EDGE PULL FOR SLIDING DOORS STAINLESS STEEL
HEAVY DUTY MORTICE EDGE PULL FOR SLIDING DOORS STAINLESS STEEL
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- $207.90
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Description: Zanda Heavy Duty Mortice Edge Pull 5289.SS Mortice Lock provides more security on exterior doors that ha... -
Sliding Door Edge Pull Rectangular
Sliding Door Edge Pull Rectangular
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- $33.00 - $39.00
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Iver's Rectangular Edge Pull sits flush with the door edge, allowing the door to be opened when it is completely open...
How Does an Edge Pull Handle Work?
An edge pull handle is fitted into the narrow edge of a sliding door. Most designs sit flush or close to the surface when not in use, then provide a small grip point when you need to pull the door back out.
This makes edge pulls especially useful on doors that slide fully into a cavity, where a face-mounted handle may no longer be easy to reach.
Edge Pulls for Cavity Sliders and Sliding Doors
A cavity slider edge pull helps you retrieve the door after it has moved into the wall cavity. The same type of hardware can also suit other sliding doors, including wardrobes, closets and similar applications where a low-profile handle is preferred.
A sliding door edge pull is often used alongside a flush pull. The flush pull provides grip on the face of the door, while the edge pull gives you access from the door edge when the panel is recessed.
Choosing the Right Edge Pull For Your Home
Start by checking the size of the edge pull, the required cut-out and the thickness of your door. These details help confirm whether the hardware will fit correctly.
You can also choose between round, square and rectangular styles, along with concealed-fix and heavy-duty options. Finish is another factor to consider, especially if you want to match the edge pull with nearby flush pulls, locks or other sliding door hardware.
This is a personal preference, but for guidance backed by 30 years' experience, reach out to the team at Handles Plus today.
Shop Our Range of Edge Pull Handles at Handles Plus
Handles Plus has supplied architectural hardware on the Gold Coast since 1996. Our range includes edge pulls for cavity sliders, sliding doors, and related applications, offering one of the largest selections of brands, shapes, and finishes.
If you need help choosing the right option, our team can help match your edge pull with compatible flush pulls and other sliding door hardware.
Shop handles online with Australia-wide delivery or visit our Southport showroom to compare products in person.
FAQs
What is an edge pull handle?
An edge pull handle is a recessed or low-profile handle fitted into the edge of a sliding door. It gives you a grip point for pulling the door back out once it has moved into a cavity or recessed position.
Do I need an edge pull for a cavity slider?
An edge pull is useful if your cavity slider can move fully into the wall and leave the face of the door difficult to reach. It gives you a simple way to retrieve the door without adding a projecting handle.
What is the difference between an edge pull and a flush pull?
A flush pull sits on the face of a sliding door and provides grip during normal opening and closing. An edge pull sits in the door edge and helps retrieve the door after it has slid back into a cavity.
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