The Slimline Sliding Door Pull

$22.95

Flat, low-profile aluminum alloy pull that sits close to sliding doors, closets and cabinets without sticking out. Sold as a single handle with four mounting screws.

Expected delivery Thu, Nov 5 to Tue, Nov 10

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Specifications

Material: Aluminum alloy
Size: 7-7/8 x 1-1/8 in (200 x 29 mm)
Screws: Four screws included
Sold: Single
Care: Wipe with a dry cloth

What it is

The Slimline Sliding Door Pull is a single handle made from aluminum alloy. It has a flat, low-profile shape that sits close to the door surface, so it works well where a standard knob would stick out too far. The pull is sold as one handle with four screws included.

Aluminum alloy keeps the handle light but sturdy. That makes it a good fit for bathrooms, laundry rooms and closets as well as living spaces.

Size

One size is available.

Measurement	Imperial	Metric
Length	7-7/8 in	200 mm
Width	1-1/8 in	29 mm

At just under 8 inches long, the pull gives you a full handhold without taking over the door face. The slim width keeps the look clean on panel doors and flat slab doors alike.

Colors

Pick from four finishes:

Beige, a soft neutral that blends with light wood and painted doors
Rose gold, a warm metallic tone for modern interiors
Silver, a bright neutral that matches most existing hardware
Black, a strong contrast for white or light doors

All four colors use the same aluminum alloy body and the same dimensions.

Where it works

This pull is built for sliding doors. Use it on closet doors, wardrobe doors, balcony sliders and room dividers. It also fits cabinet doors, window frames and furniture where a slim pull is easier to grab than a knob.

Because the handle mounts flat, it clears the door frame as the door slides past. That makes it a practical choice for bypass doors and pocket doors where clearance is tight.

How to fit it

Mark the mounting points on the door face with a pencil.
Drill pilot holes at the marks. Use a bit sized for the included screws.
Line up the pull with the holes.
Drive the four screws through the handle and into the door.
Check that the pull sits flush and does not rub the frame when the door moves.

If you are replacing an old pull, use the existing holes when they line up. If they do not, fill the old holes and drill new ones.

Care

Wipe the handle with a dry cloth. That is all it needs to keep the finish looking even. Avoid wet cloths and harsh cleaners, which can dull the surface over time.