Black handles

A black handle gives cabinet doors and drawers a crisp line. Choose the round Heide or the square Weerd in matt black, from knob to 320 mm. Weerd Black is our best-selling handle.

Where do black handles fit best?

On white, light grey and wooden fronts, black handles stand out sharply. In a black or dark kitchen they form one calm whole with the fronts. Black goes well with a black tap, black lights and a modern or industrial style.

Round or square

  • Heide · roundA round 10 mm bar on two legs, 32 mm from the door. Knob and 64 to 224 mm, in gold, matt black and stainless steel.
  • Weerd · squareA bracket with right angles and a 12 mm profile, 35 mm from the door. Knob and 64 to 320 mm, in matt black, gold and stainless steel.

Which centre-to-centre size do you need?

The centre-to-centre size is the distance between the centres of the two screw holes. Replacing old handles? Measure the holes in your cabinet door and choose the same size, so you don’t need to drill new holes. For new cabinets, this is a handy rule of thumb:

  • KnobSmall doors and narrow drawers: a single screw hole.
  • 64–96 mmSmall doors and drawers.
  • 128–160 mmStandard kitchen cabinets and drawers.
  • 192–224 mmTall cabinets and wide drawers.
  • 320 mmTall cabinets, wide drawers and wardrobes. Weerd only.

Frequently asked questions about handles

What are the black handles made of?

Stainless steel with a matt black finish. That gives you a black steel handle that is sturdy and rust-free.

How do I keep matt black handles looking good?

Wipe them with a soft, damp cloth and, if needed, a drop of washing-up liquid. That keeps the matt finish even.

How do I measure the centre-to-centre size?

Measure from the centre of one screw hole to the centre of the other. Choose the same size as your old handles and you can use the existing holes.

Are the screws included?

Yes. Every handle and knob comes with screws; you turn them from the inside through the cabinet door into the handle.