Sliding Door Edge Pull

A sliding door edge pull is a recessed handle morticed into the edge of a sliding door panel. When your door sits flush inside a wall cavity, this pull gives you a firm grip to draw it out.

How does an edge pull work?

• Morticed installation: The pull housing is routed into the door edge so the face sits flush with the surface. This keeps the door sliding cleanly into the cavity without catching.
• Concealed fixings: All mounting hardware is hidden inside the door panel, delivering an architectural finish that suits modern wardrobes, closets and full-height cavity sliders.
• Where do you put the pull on a sliding door? Fit the pull into the leading edge of the door panel. This is the edge that meets the door jamb when the door is fully open, so the handle is accessible when the door is parked inside the cavity.

The Zanda edge pull lets you operate cavity sliding doors with ease. The flush, morticed design suits timber and composite door panels used in residential builds and renovations across Australia.