Pull-to-open handles are typically used whenever it is expected that a door should be opened and closed quickly and effortlessly without having to pay attention to locking mechanisms or other hardware. Thanks to their ease of use and installation, they offer a simple way to operate doors in public facilities and offices. 

In interior settings, they offer an aesthetic alternative to cup handles, particularly when paired with sliding doors. Especially for double-leaf sliding doors, which require some effort to open and close, push-to-open handles are a robust yet luxurious choice. 

Door handles for opening and closing the front door are always the first thing that catches the eye when entering a building and leave the first impression regarding the aesthetics and design of a door. With the right choice of door handle, you can set the tone—classic, curved, linear, or angular.

Our wide range of door handles includes straight, curved, and angular stainless steel door handles.

Straight door handles are also called bar handles due to their straight handle bar and are among the most timeless and popular push handles. The handle bar is attached to the door panel using two straight or angled spacers, ensuring stability. 

For our push handles, we primarily use tubes with a wall thickness of 1/16" (2 mm). The end caps are meticulously welded and turned to ensure a cohesive appearance. Welded end caps offer particular advantages when the pull handles are constantly exposed to the elements and precipitation. Rust marks can form on hammered-in end caps.  

One of the classics is the Impero door handle, which is available in various lengths.

We also offer some models in a solid stainless steel version, such as the Level model. 

Material

All of our pull-to-open door handles are made of satin stainless steel, which prevents premature rusting. This is particularly important for front door hardware that is exposed to the elements. For the Impero model, the handle supports are made of solid stainless steel  AISI 303 (1.4305).