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Offset Pull Handles
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Original price $325Current price $260Zanda Nitro Offset Pull Handles 300mm Graphite Nickel
Offset Pull Handles are ideal for doors where you are trying to get the handle away from the locking mechanism and are suitable for use with hinged...
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Original price $335Current price $268Zanda Nitro Offset Pull Handles 300mm Matte Black
Offset Pull Handles are ideal for doors where you are trying to get the handle away from the locking mechanism and are suitable for use with hinged...
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Original price $266Current price $213Zanda Nitro Offset Pull Handles 300mm Stainless Steel
Offset Pull Handles are ideal for doors where you are trying to get the handle away from the locking mechanism and are suitable for use with hinged...
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Original price $536Current price $429Zanda Nitro Offset Pull Handles 450mm Matte Black
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Original price $400Current price $320Zanda Nitro Offset Pull Handles 450mm Stainless Steel
Offset Pull Handles are ideal for doors where you are trying to get the handle away from the locking mechanism and are suitable for use with hinged...
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Original price $585Current price $468Zanda Nitro Offset Pull Handles 625mm Graphite Nickel
Offset Pull Handles are ideal for doors where you are trying to get the handle away from the locking mechanism and are suitable for use with hinged...
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Original price $570Current price $456Zanda Nitro Offset Pull Handles 625mm Matte Black
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Original price $450Current price $360Zanda Nitro Offset Pull Handles 625mm Stainless Steel
Offset Pull Handles are ideal for doors where you are trying to get the handle away from the locking mechanism and are suitable for use with hinged...
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Original price $967Current price $774Zanda Nitro Offset Pull Handles 900mm Matte Black
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Original price $700Current price $560Zanda Nitro Offset Pull Handles 900mm Stainless Steel
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Original price $914Current price $731Zanda Omega Offset Pull Handles 1200mm Stainless Steel
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Original price $1,293Current price $1,034Zanda Omega Offset Pull Handles 1800mm Stainless Steel
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Original price $444Current price $355Zanda Omega Offset Pull Handles 600mm Stainless Steel
Ideal for Aluminium Joinery, the Omega Offset Round Pull Handle is available in 600mm, 900mm, 1200mm and 1800mm lengths. Offset Pull Handles are id...
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Original price $714Current price $571Zanda Omega Offset Pull Handles 900mm Stainless Steel
Offset Pull Handles are ideal for doors where you are trying to get the handle away from the locking mechanism and are suitable for use with hinged...
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Original price $637Current price $510Zanda Polo Offset Pull Handles 640mm Graphite Nickel
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Original price $603Current price $482Zanda Polo Offset Pull Handles 640mm Matte Black
Offset Pull Handles are ideal for doors where you are trying to get the handle away from the locking mechanism and are suitable for use with hinged...
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Original price $637Current price $510Zanda Polo Offset Pull Handles 640mm Satin Brass
Offset Pull Handles are ideal for doors where you are trying to get the handle away from the locking mechanism and are suitable for use with hinged...
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Original price $483Current price $386Zanda Polo Offset Pull Handles 640mm Stainless Steel
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Original price $637Current price $510Zanda Polo Offset Pull Handles 640mm White
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An offset pull is a bar or D-shaped handle mounted on a bracket that sits away from the door face rather than flush against it, giving fingers clearance to grip the door edge cleanly. This offset bracket is what makes the difference on sliding and pivot doors, where a standard flush pull can leave knuckles scraping against a frame or an adjoining panel.
Why the offset matters
On a sliding door, the leading edge often runs close to a fixed panel or a wall channel. A pull mounted flat against that edge forces your hand into a narrow gap. An offset pull moves the grip section forward on its bracket, creating enough space to close your fingers around the bar without catching on the frame. The same logic applies to pivot doors, where the hinge point sits inset from the edge and a standard handle position can end up too close to the pivot line for a comfortable grip.
D pull and ladder-style shapes
Most offset pulls in this range come in one of two shapes. A D pull is a rounded bar that curves back into its mounting points, giving a firm, full-hand grip that suits everyday sliding wardrobe doors and cavity doors. A ladder-style pull uses two or more parallel bars connected by cross rungs, spreading the grip across a wider vertical span, which is common on tall pivot entry doors or feature panels where a single bar would look undersized. Both styles rely on the same offset bracket principle, just with a different visual weight.
Sizing and mounting
Offset pulls are sold as fixed-centre bar handles, so the centre-to-centre measurement between fixing points needs to match your door's existing holes or your planned drill template. Bracket projection (how far the bar sits off the door face) varies by model, typically between 20mm and 45mm, and this projection is what determines how much clearance you actually gain. For narrow-frame sliding doors, a shallower projection keeps the pull from fouling on an adjacent track cover, while pivot doors with more depth to play with can take a deeper offset for a more generous grip.
Finishes
This range is available in matte black, brushed nickel, brushed brass and polished chrome, matching the finish families used across our broader door hardware collections so a sliding wardrobe pull can sit alongside cabinetry or entry hardware in the same tone. Matte black and brushed finishes are the most resistant to fingerprint marking on a handle that gets gripped daily, which is worth factoring in for a family entry door.
Where offset pulls get used
Beyond sliding wardrobes and pivot entries, offset pulls turn up on laundry cavity sliders, home office barn-style doors and feature pivot panels in new builds. Anywhere a door needs a handle that won't add bulk to the face or interfere with a track, guide or adjoining frame, an offset bracket is the practical fix rather than a purely decorative choice.
Choosing between offset handle styles
If you're replacing an existing pull, measure the current fixing centres first and check the old bracket's projection so the new offset pull sits at a similar depth. For a new pivot door installation, go with a ladder pull if the door is over 900mm wide, since the extra grip length balances the visual proportions, and reserve the single D pull for standard-width sliding applications where a compact grip is all that's needed.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an offset pull handle?
It's a bar or D-shaped handle fixed to a bracket that projects the grip section away from the door face, rather than sitting flush against it. The offset gives your hand clearance from the door edge, frame or an adjoining panel, which is why it's the standard choice for sliding and pivot doors.
What's the difference between a D pull and a ladder pull?
A D pull is a single curved bar that gives a compact, full-hand grip, suited to sliding wardrobe and cavity doors. A ladder pull uses two or more parallel bars joined by rungs, spreading the grip vertically, which works better on taller or wider pivot doors where a single bar looks undersized.
Why do sliding doors need an offset handle instead of a flush pull?
Sliding doors often run close to a fixed panel or track channel, and a flush-mounted pull leaves no room for fingers to close around it without hitting that adjoining surface. The offset bracket moves the grip forward just enough to create clearance for a comfortable hold.
What projection depth should I choose for an offset pull?
Most models range from 20mm to 45mm of projection. Narrower frames or sliding doors near a track cover suit a shallower projection so the pull doesn't foul on nearby hardware, while pivot doors with more depth to spare can take a deeper offset for a fuller grip.
What finishes are offset pull handles available in?
This range comes in matte black, brushed nickel, brushed brass and polished chrome. Matte black and brushed finishes tend to hide fingerprints better than polished chrome, which is worth considering for a high-traffic entry or wardrobe door.
