How do I measure cabinet pull handles?

By their fixing centres, the distance between the two bolt holes. Measure existing holes before ordering, or plan the centres to suit new units.

What is the difference between a bar and a bow handle?

A bar handle is straight, while a bow handle curves gently away from the door. Both fix on two bolts; choose by style and grip.

Finger Tip Design Kitchen and Cabinet Pull Handles

Q: What finishes are available?

Carlisle Brass Finger Tip Design hardware comes in a wide finish range including satin and polished chrome, satin and polished nickel, antique, polished and satin brass, matt black, satin and antique copper, pewter and bronze.

Bar and Bow Pull Handles for Kitchen Cupboards

Finger Tip Design kitchen and cabinet pull handles cover bar, bow and D-handles for cupboard doors and drawers, part of the Carlisle Brass Finger Tip Design range. Explore the wider kitchen cupboard handles and cabinet pull handles range.

Choosing a Pull Handle

Pull handles are measured by their fixing centres, the distance between the bolt holes, so measure before ordering. Shorter handles and T-pulls suit small doors, longer bars suit wide drawers. Coordinate with Finger Tip Design cabinet knobs.

Finishes to Match Your Kitchen

Carlisle Brass Finger Tip Design pull handles come in a wide finish range including Satin and Polished Chrome, Satin and Polished Nickel, Antique, Polished and Satin Brass, Matt Black, Satin and Antique Copper, Pewter and Bronze to match knobs, cup pulls and appliances.

Trusted UK Ironmongery Supplier Since 1976

Finger Tip Design is part of the Carlisle Brass range, supplied by Trade Door Handles, part of T.H. Wiggans Ironmongery, a trusted UK supplier of architectural ironmongery since 1976 with large showrooms in Kendal and Carlisle. Browse the full kitchen and cabinet hardware range for matching knobs, handles and cup pulls, with quick nationwide delivery across the UK.