Sold as a pair - the price shown is for two handles, one for each side of the door (back-to-back fixing). This rectangular pull handle delivers a bold, contemporary look with its clean 40×20 mm profile. Manufactured from 316 marine-grade stainless steel, it offers excellent corrosion resistance and long-term durability, making it ideal for modern homes, commercial buildings, and coastal environments. The 40×20 mm rectangular section provides a strong, architectural presence while maintaining a comfortable, well-balanced grip. Its straight, minimalist form suits a wide range of door styles, including timber, aluminium, and glass, and pairs seamlessly with contemporary entrance designs. Specifications Material: 316 marine-grade stainless steel Profile: 40×20 mm rectangular section Design: Straight, modern rectangular pull handle Finish options: Brushed 316 marine-grade stainless, or custom powder coat in any colour (made to order) Suitable for: Timber, aluminium, and glass doors Applications: Residential and commercial entryways Dimensions Fixing centres Overall length 600mm 620mm 800mm 820mm 1000mm 1020mm Profile: 40 × 20mm. Projection from door face: 62mm. Price is per pair - two handles, one for each side of the door (back-to-back fixing). Installation Installation is straightforward and can be completed in minutes. Each handle comes with the correct fixings for standard timber, aluminium or glass doors. Measure the fixing centres on the handle and transfer those measurements to the door in the position you want Drill pilot holes with a 3-4mm drill bit - then follow through with a 8.5-9mm drill bit Secure the mounting hardware through the door from the inside to outside Once the legs are fixed, the handle slides onto the ferrals on the inside of the door and locks tight with grubscrews for a rattle-free finish Easy DIY back-to-back fit: mark and drill at the fixing centres shown above, then through-bolt the two handles together through the door. A printed guide is included with every order. Download the install guide (PDF) ›