Furniture can be given a new look in no time with new furniture handles. Depending on the taste and shape of the body simple and rather inconspicuous pieces of furniture can be transformed into pieces of jewelry with the right furniture handles. In particular, eye-catching designed furniture handles only really express themselves on a simple furniture front. It does not matter whether it is a modern or rather classic piece of furniture. Furniture handles are available in a variety of materials and shapes ranging from simple to playful.

Materials for furniture handles

Furniture handles are made of various metals such as stainless steel, aluminum, brass or die-cast zinc, made of wood, plastic, glass or porcelain. Furniture handles made of porcelain were until recently not much in demand, but are now enjoying an ever increasing popularity. The same applies to glass furniture handles. Another classic is wooden furniture handles. The natural material has always been relatively easy to work with and is therefore still used for the production of furniture handles. With handles and fittings made of brass, high-quality furniture was decorated in the past. Today furniture handles made of brass are rarely found. A recent development is furniture handles made of stainless steel or aluminum. Especially in kitchens and bathroom furniture you will often find furniture handles made of aluminum and stainless steel. Both materials remain beautiful in humid environments for a long time, as on the first day.

Thanks to their timeless shape and high-quality material, Jago stainless steel furniture handles can be used both in the kitchen and in the bathroom or for modern living room furniture. The handles are available in a variety of widths in matte stainless steel or glossy brass look sets.

Different handle shapes for every style and taste

Furniture handles are available in forms of bar handles, bar or railing handles, recessed grips, knobs, bow handles, handles, glass handles, porcelain handles, style and country house handles, just to name the most popular.
Best known are the ironing, bow and bar or railing handles. These handles are often used in functional furniture in the kitchen, study, bathroom and office. The handles are usually made of stainless steel, aluminum or die-cast zinc and have a matte or glossy finish. Within a series, these handles are available from most manufacturers with different grip widths. These handles are always fastened with at least two screws. Handholds are most likely familiar to filing cabinets or hanging files in the office. These handles are usually used for drawers and only in rare cases for cabinet doors. Much more elegant and matching classical furniture are porcelain or glass handles, which are offered in the form of knobs. Glass handles are also available in conjunction with a bar or bar handle. Usually, the glass is then colored and forms an interesting contrast to stealthy, monochrome furniture fronts.

The WINGONEER set with glass handles contains 5 pieces of diamond-cut, glass furniture handles with a diameter of around 30 mm. The handles are fastened like other knobs made of metal or wood with a screw. The screws are included.

When buying new furniture handles, only one point is to be considered. The standard hole spacing for the attachment of bow, bow and bar handles are 96 and 128 mm. The holes for the fixing screws in the furniture fronts have the corresponding distance. For all other furniture handles, which are fastened with a screw, only the taste determines the design and the size of the handles. A special position take furniture handles for antique-looking furniture. With these handles you will find virtually no standardized attachment. In these cases, only measure and compare helps. Modern furniture handles are easy to clean and can be easily washed off with a damp cloth and a mild detergent. Depending on the material, cleansing should never be used with a sharp cleaning agent that could damage the grip surfaces.