This is a solid brass pull handle from Blum's Fingertip collection, finished in polished chrome. The handle measures 190mm in length with 160mm centres, giving it substantial presence on drawer fronts and cabinet doors.
Where It Fits
You'll typically use these on drawers, pull-out larders, and cabinet doors where you need a comfortable grip. The 160mm centre spacing works well on standard drawer widths from around 400mm upwards. The industrial-inspired design suits modern kitchens but the polished chrome finish means it won't look out of place in more traditional settings either.
How It Works
The handle fixes through pre-drilled holes in your drawer front or door using the supplied bolt fixings. The textured grip surface gives you secure purchase when opening heavier drawers or doors, and the substantial feel provides confidence when pulling.
Why It Matters
Good handles matter because you use them dozens of times each day. This one gives you a solid, comfortable grip that won't shift or feel flimsy over time. The polished chrome finish resists fingermarks better than some alternatives, keeping your kitchen looking clean with less maintenance.
Design Consideration
The industrial styling works particularly well if your kitchen has other metal elements like steel appliances or exposed fixings. However, the clean lines mean it doesn't dominate traditional schemes either. Consider that polished chrome will reflect light and kitchen activity, which can be striking but may not suit every lighting scheme.
Build Quality
Solid brass construction throughout means these handles will last. The precision engineering gives clean, consistent lines, and the chrome plating provides a durable surface that maintains its appearance. Blum backs this with a lifetime guarantee.
Options
This handle is available in four other finishes within the same collection, and there are matching cupboard knobs if you want to coordinate handles and knobs across your kitchen.
Think about how the substantial feel and industrial character will work with your kitchen's overall character, and whether the 160mm spacing suits your drawer and door sizes.
