Door handles are a common hardware accessory, and the styles are simply dazzling. One style has many styles to choose from. How to choose a decoration style that is more in line with your home? There are several different types of door handles to choose from.

Lever on rear panel handle

The lever on the rear panel handle is the handle that comes with the rear panel. These are traditional style handles with levers, levers and locks with backplates, or just a thumb turn. Backplanes offer the opportunity to choose from a variety of styles, from classic shapes to more traditional architectural squares, curves and even iris backplanes.

Rose handle bar

A rose door handle rod is a rod with a square or round rose around the point where the handle connects to the door, making the fixture invisible and adding a finish to the door. It is much smaller than the back panel and has no locks, but the locks can be secured separately and covered with a sash for a smooth finish if desired.

D handle

The D-handle is the perfect solution for doors that open inwards without a latch. They are installed on the outside of doors and come in a variety of styles, often chosen for their simplicity and ease of use. Choose from curved D-handles, ruler handles and T-handles. These handles have extensions at both ends to create a more linear appeal.

Flash handle

Glitter handles are most commonly used on sliding doors and are attached to the door itself to create a glitter finish that allows the door to slide into the cavity undisturbed. They come in a variety of styles and sizes, from pinky pulls to rectangular, square and round designs.

Door handle

Door handles have been used for hundreds of years and are usually spherical. You can use them with a twist to open the latch, and optionally combine it with a lock for security. They are available in a variety of styles and designs, including antique cast iron door handles for traditional and period buildings, decorative and more contemporary stainless steel, and polished chrome door handles. In addition to traditional door handles, you can also purchase additional central door handles to add character to the front door for decorative purposes.

Turn thumb

It is most commonly used in bathrooms. Simple to operate, turn the thumb to get the bolt in and out of the lock. The thumb turn is used for privacy, but not for security, as it can usually be operated from the outside using a coin turn in an emergency.

Cabinet handle

Cup handles are ideal for drawers and kitchen cabinets, as they are especially easy to grip heavy furniture. They come in a classic curved semi-circular shape and are available in a variety of colours and finishes to suit your home or furniture. Cabinet pulls come in a variety of sizes, shapes and designs to add sparkle to your furniture. Cabinet pulls can be minimalist curved or linear designs, but more traditional pulls include the classic D-shaped and cast iron pulls.

Cabinet Knob

Door handles can also be used as cabinet doors and cabinet handles for updating rooms and adding finishes to furniture. From modern square knobs to traditional brass and wooden round knobs, there are many styles, shapes and colors to suit your home.

According to the material, it can be divided into all-metal door handle, aluminum alloy door handle, plastic door handle, ceramic door handle, glass door handle, resin door handle, crystal door handle, zinc alloy door handle and stainless steel door handle and so on. You are welcome to order a variety of door and window handles from here.