From The Anvil Cabinet Edge Pulls

Edge Pull Handles and Finger Pulls for Cabinets

Edge pull handles fit to the top edge of a cabinet door or drawer, with a concealed fixing from the back that leaves a clean, contemporary look on the front. They are a modern, minimalist alternative to cabinet knobs and drawer pull handles, and are often called finger pulls or lip pulls.

From The Anvil makes two designs, the curved Moore edge pull and the rectangular Plain edge pull, each in 50mm, 100mm and 200mm sizes, sold singly.

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Shop polished brass edge pull handles, aged brass edge pulls, black edge pull handles, chrome edge pulls, bronze edge pulls and polished nickel edge pulls, or see every type of hardware in the brass kitchen handles, black kitchen handles and bronze kitchen handles collections. Compare every finish in the From The Anvil finish guide.

Complete the kitchen with Moore cabinet knobs, T-bar knobs, cabinet hinges and cabinet latches and catches, or browse all From The Anvil kitchen and cabinet hardware.

Cabinet Edge Pulls: Questions

What is an edge pull handle?

An edge pull, sometimes called a finger pull or lip pull, fits to the top edge of a cabinet door or drawer. It is fixed from the back, so nothing shows on the front, and its overhang gives you something to pull on.

What size edge pull should I choose?

As a guide, use 50mm edge pulls on small doors and drawers, 100mm edge pulls on standard kitchen doors and drawers, and 200mm edge pulls on wide drawers and tall doors. Their fixing centres are 30mm, 70mm and 170mm.

How are From The Anvil edge pulls fixed?

Edge pulls are fitted to the top edge of the door or drawer with a concealed fixing from the rear, which leaves a clean, contemporary finish from the front. Most are supplied with matching stainless steel wood screws.

What is the difference between Moore and Plain edge pulls?

The Moore edge pull has a sleek curved shape and matches the From The Anvil Moore knobs and pull handles. The Plain edge pull has a simple rectangular shape. Both have an overhang to pull on and come in the same sizes and finishes.

How quickly can I get From The Anvil edge pulls?

We order From The Anvil items in for you, usually with a 3 to 4 day delivery. If you need them urgently, we can ship direct to site next day for an additional charge. Contact us before you order if you have a deadline.

Trade Door Handles is part of T.H. Wiggans Ironmongery, an independent architectural ironmonger trading since 1976. We have supplied From The Anvil for decades, and both our T.H. Wiggans showroom in Kendal and our Trade Door Handles showroom in Carlisle have From The Anvil displays, so you can see the finishes before you order. Visit our showrooms or contact our team for help choosing.

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Where to Use Them

Where to Use Edge Pull Handles

Edge pulls give a clean, near handleless look, and work well wherever you want a door or drawer front left plain. Here is where they work best.

Kitchens: fit 100mm edge pulls to standard base and wall unit doors, 200mm edge pulls to wide pan drawers and tall larder doors, and 50mm edge pulls to narrow drawers.

Bedrooms and wardrobes: edge pulls suit fitted wardrobe doors, chests of drawers and bedside tables where a slim, modern finish is wanted.

Bathrooms and utility rooms: for vanity units and utility cupboards, Matt Black is a good choice, as From The Anvil describes it as ideal for kitchens and bathrooms.

Living rooms and studies: media units, sideboards, bookcases and desks suit the curved Moore edge pull or the simple Plain edge pull.

Buying Guide

How to Choose Edge Pulls and Finger Pulls

Check the door or drawer: an edge pull fits to the top edge of the door or drawer with a concealed fixing from the rear, so the edge must be thick enough to take the screws. Check the door thickness and the fixing centres on each product page before you order.

Choose the size: From The Anvil edge pulls come in 50mm, 100mm and 200mm, with 30mm, 70mm and 170mm fixing centres. All are 25mm wide with a 45mm projection.

Choose the design: the Moore edge pull has a sleek curved shape and matches the Moore cabinet knobs and Moore pull handles. The Plain edge pull has a simple rectangular shape.

Choose the finish: Polished and Aged Brass are living finishes that darken with age. Bronze is solid bronze with at least 85% copper. Polished Nickel is warmer than chrome. Compare every finish in the From The Anvil finish guide.

See them before you buy: Trade Door Handles is part of T.H. Wiggans Ironmongery, an independent architectural ironmonger trading since 1976. We have supplied From The Anvil for decades, and both our T.H. Wiggans showroom in Kendal and our Trade Door Handles showroom in Carlisle have From The Anvil displays. Visit our showrooms or contact our team for help choosing.

From The Anvil Edge Pull FAQs

What is an edge pull handle?

An edge pull, sometimes called a finger pull or lip pull, fits to the top edge of a cabinet door or drawer. It is fixed from the back, so nothing shows on the front, and its overhang gives you something to pull on.

What size edge pull should I choose?

As a guide, use 50mm edge pulls on small doors and drawers, 100mm edge pulls on standard kitchen doors and drawers, and 200mm edge pulls on wide drawers and tall doors. Their fixing centres are 30mm, 70mm and 170mm.

How are From The Anvil edge pulls fixed?

Edge pulls are fitted to the top edge of the door or drawer with a concealed fixing from the rear, which leaves a clean, contemporary finish from the front. Most are supplied with matching stainless steel wood screws.

What is the difference between Moore and Plain edge pulls?

The Moore edge pull has a sleek curved shape and matches the From The Anvil Moore knobs and pull handles. The Plain edge pull has a simple rectangular shape. Both have an overhang to pull on and come in the same sizes and finishes.

How quickly can I get From The Anvil edge pulls?

We order From The Anvil items in for you, usually with a 3 to 4 day delivery. If you need them urgently, we can ship direct to site next day for an additional charge. Contact us before you order if you have a deadline.

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