Pocket Door Handles & Flush Fittings
Shop pocket door handles and flush fittings designed for sliding and pocket doors. The collection includes recessed handles, finger pulls, edge pulls, flush ring pulls, latches and locking hardware in a choice of shapes, sizes and finishes.
Flush door handles sit within the face or edge of the door rather than projecting like a conventional lever or pull handle. This makes them particularly well suited to pocket doors, where projecting hardware can prevent the door from sliding fully into the wall cavity.
Flush Handles for Pocket and Sliding Doors
Choose from rectangular, circular and square flush handles, with designs ranging from simple recessed finger pulls to ring pulls and handles with backplates. For pocket doors that slide fully into a wall cavity, an edge pull can be fitted to the closing edge of the door. This provides a discreet way to pull the door back out of the pocket when required.
Pocket Door Locks and Latches
Where a sliding or pocket door needs to be secured, the collection includes flush locks, latches and pocket door locking hardware. These fittings provide the required functionality without relying on conventional projecting door furniture. Browse the collection below to compare pocket door handles, flush fittings, sizes and available finishes.
Pocket Door Handles & Flush Fittings
Pocket Door Handle & Flush Fitting FAQs
What is a pocket door handle?
A pocket door handle is designed for use on a sliding door that retracts into a wall cavity. Flush or recessed handles are commonly used because they sit within the face of the door rather than projecting outwards and obstructing the door as it enters the pocket.
What is a flush door handle?
A flush door handle is recessed into the surface of a door, creating a low-profile fitting rather than a projecting lever or pull handle. Flush handles are commonly used on pocket doors and other internal sliding doors.
Why do pocket doors need flush handles?
A conventional projecting handle can prevent a pocket door from sliding fully into its wall cavity. A flush handle reduces the amount of hardware projecting from the face of the door, allowing the door to retract further into the pocket.
What is a pocket door edge pull?
An edge pull is fitted into the closing edge of a pocket door. When the door is fully open, the edge pull can be used to draw the door out of the wall cavity before the main flush handle is used.
Can you lock a pocket door?
Yes. Pocket doors can be fitted with suitable locking or latching hardware. Our collection includes flush locks, latches and pocket door locking fittings designed to work without conventional projecting door furniture.
What is the difference between a flush handle and an edge pull?
A flush handle is fitted into the face of the sliding door and is used to move the door during normal operation. An edge pull is fitted into the edge of a pocket door and helps pull the door out when it has retracted into the wall cavity.
How do I choose a pocket door handle?
Check the handle dimensions, required recess and door thickness before choosing a fitting. You should also consider whether the door needs an edge pull, latch or locking function. Individual product pages provide the specifications for each fitting.
Are pocket door handles available in different finishes?
Yes. The available finishes vary between products. Check the individual product page for the current finish options, dimensions and specifications before ordering.