Furniture handles
Furniture handles give cabinet doors and drawers a different look without replacing the entire piece of furniture. Browse handles for kitchen and other cabinet fronts, from understated straight models to versions with a diamond-cut texture. When replacing handles, first measure the center-to-center distance between the drill holes. Also compare the total length and choose a color that matches the front.
Cabinet handles for cabinets, kitchen fronts, and drawers
New cabinet handles can change the look of a cabinet without replacing the entire piece of furniture. A sleek, straight handle creates a calm appearance; a version with a diamond-cut texture adds a visible detail. In addition to the shape, the size is especially important, particularly when you want to continue using existing drill holes.
This collection contains cabinet handles in various colors and sizes. Use them as a starting point for kitchen fronts, cabinet doors, or drawers, and always check that the fastening and dimensions are suitable for the furniture in question.
Center-to-center distance is different from overall length
Measure the center-to-center distance between the centers of the two mounting holes. This dimension determines whether the handle fits existing drill holes. The overall length indicates how much space the handle occupies on the front. With a dimension such as 128/140 mm, the first value may indicate the center-to-center distance and the second the overall length; the product details remain decisive.
| Dimension | What do you measure? | Why is it important? |
|---|---|---|
| Center-to-center distance | Between the centers of the drill holes | Alignment with existing holes |
| Overall length | From end to end | Proportion relative to the front |
| Projection | Distance from the front to the outside of the handle | Space for your hand and clearance |
| Screw length | Required fastening through the front | Match to the front thickness |
Match the color and texture to the furniture
Black cabinet handles create contrast against light fronts. White makes the detail subtler, while gold- or copper-colored finishes can add warmth. Stainless steel-colored and gunmetal finishes complement a metal accent. Compare the finish with other visible elements, such as door handles in the same room.
If you use the handles with bathroom furniture, check the product details for the material and intended application. A color name does not indicate the complete material composition. For a calm front appearance, you can repeat the same handle series in suitable sizes.
Installation, use, and maintenance
- Measure existing drill holes from center to center and note the front thickness.
- Check whether a new handle covers old marks.
- Carefully mark the new mounting points and keep the alignment consistent across multiple fronts.
- Choose a suitable screw length and clean the handle with a soft cloth according to the product recommendations.
Buy furniture handles at WDTegels
First compare furniture handles and kitchen handles by center-to-center distance, then by length, color, and texture. Check the contents of the delivery and the mounting details. If you want to coordinate more details in your home, you can also view the door hardware.
Frequently asked questions
How do I measure the center-to-center distance of a furniture handle?
Measure between the centers of the two mounting holes. Do not measure between the ends of the handle: that is the total length, which may differ from the center-to-center distance.
Can I replace furniture handles without drilling new holes?
That is possible if the new handle has the same required center-to-center distance and suitable mounting. Also check whether old marks are covered and whether the screws fit the front thickness.
Are kitchen handles and furniture handles different products?
Kitchen handles are furniture handles used on suitable kitchen fronts. The mounting and dimensions determine whether a model fits your cabinet door or drawer.
Which length should I choose for a wide drawer?
First check the existing center-to-center distance if you want to reuse the holes. With a new front, you can match the length to the proportions and available grip space. Check the total length and projection in addition to the drill size.
