Pull Bar

Austevoll Pull Bar Two-tone zinc, knurled for grip

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A handmade two-tone zinc alloy pull bar with a knurled grip — five sizes from 10 cm to 50 cm, for cabinets, drawers, and wardrobe doors.
Size
Hole to Hole: 3.8"(9.6cm)
Hole to Hole: 5"(12.8cm)
Hole to Hole: 7.6"(19.2cm)
Hole to Hole: 12.6"(32cm)
Hole to Hole: 18.9"(48cm)
Color
Bronze
Grey
Protection plan
1-Year Included
Standard coverage
2-Year +$9
Extended coverage
3-Year +$19
Premium coverage
5-Year +$29
Ultimate coverage
1
Estimated arrival by Sep 17, 2026
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Dimensions & configurations
Specifications
Material
Zinc alloy
Finish
Polished, two-tone
Grip style
Knurled
Sizes (total length)
L 10.6 cm · L 13.9 cm · L 20.2 cm · L 33 cm · L 50 cm
Hole spacing
9.6 cm · 12.8 cm · 19.2 cm · 32 cm · 48 cm
Weight
92 g · 120 g · 123 g · 151 g · 178 g
Application
Cabinets, drawers, wardrobes, cupboards, doors
The Object

Contrastdoing the work a finish alone cannot

The Austevoll Pull Bar is handmade from zinc alloy in two contrasting tones, polished to a clean finish. The knurled grip adds real traction — not just texture for its own sake. Five sizes span from a compact 10 cm drawer pull to a generous 50 cm wardrobe bar, so the same design language runs across a kitchen or a full bedroom suite. The kind of hardware detail that rewards a close look.
Why you'll love it
  • Two-tone contrast — handmade, polished zinc alloy
  • Knurled grip provides real traction, not just decoration
  • Five sizes: 10.6 cm to 50 cm — one design across a full room
  • Suits cabinets, drawers, wardrobes, and cupboard doors
  • Works in modern, industrial, and transitional interiors
Details

No wiring here — just careful measuring, drilling, and mounting. Mortice locks take a bit more patience than a simple knob.

Before you begin

  • Mounting — surface installation on doors, drawers, or cabinetry; check your product's dimensions for placement and drilling points

What you'll need

  • Screwdriver (Phillips and flathead), drill and drill bits, Allen key
  • Tape measure, pencil, level
  • Chisel (for mortice lock installation)
  • Screws and anchors, safety goggles

Step by step

  1. Cabinet hardware — mark drilling points — use a tape measure and pencil; a template helps for uniformity across multiple pieces.
  2. Cabinet hardware — drill holes — use a bit matched to the screw diameter, keeping the drill straight.
  3. Cabinet hardware — mount — insert screws from inside the cabinet or drawer, secure the hardware on the front face, and tighten without overtightening.
  4. Cabinet hardware — align and inspect — confirm straightness and spacing before fully securing.
  5. Thumb lock or dummy handle — confirm orientation — determine left- or right-hand door swing and adjust as needed.
  6. Thumb lock or dummy handle — mark installation height — typically 36–38 inches from the floor to the handle center; align the mounting plate.
  7. Thumb lock or dummy handle — drill and attach — drill pilot holes and secure the backplate and handle with the included screws. Dummy handles install directly, no latch mechanism.
  8. Thumb lock only — install the strike plate — mark the latch location on the door frame, chisel a recess if needed, and screw the strike plate in.
  9. Mortice lock — cut the mortice pocket — use a chisel and drill to create a cavity in the door edge, following the provided measurements.
  10. Mortice lock — insert the lock body — fit it into the cavity and attach through the faceplate with screws.
  11. Mortice lock — install the handle — align the spindle through the lock, attach handles on both sides, and tighten with a screwdriver or Allen key.
  12. Mortice lock — install the cylinder (if applicable) — insert the key cylinder and secure with the cylinder screw from the door edge.
  13. Mortice lock — mount the strike plate — align with the latch mechanism and secure to the door frame.

Good to know

  • Double-check measurements before drilling.
  • Use a level for consistent alignment across multiple units.
  • If you're unfamiliar with mortice installation, consult a locksmith or professional.
  • Make sure all moving parts operate smoothly before final tightening.
  • Dummy handles are decorative or pull-only — they don't engage latches or locks.

Questions about installation or compatibility? Email hey@navadecor.co.

Every order is eligible for customization. Frequently requested:

  • Adjusted hanging or suspension length
  • Custom material finish or paint color
  • Modified light emission color or temperature
  • Dimmer integration
  • Scaled dimensions — larger or smaller
  • Complete fixture redesign to your specifications
Standard shipping

Complimentary worldwide shipping to 120+ countries. Delivery within 21 business days from your order date.

Priority processing

Need it sooner? Add Priority Processing at checkout to fast-track manufacturing — approximately 10–20 business days to delivery.

Returns

14 days from receipt to initiate a return. A 20% restocking fee applies to returns or exchanges not due to defect or damage. To start a return, email .

A standard 1-year manufacturer warranty is included. Extend to 2, 3, or 5 years total coverage at checkout.

Protection coverage
  • Manufacturing defects — faults in materials or workmanship
  • Electrical issues — electrical component failures under normal use
  • Finish defects — premature flaking, pitting or discoloration
  • Not covered — accidental or physical damage, moisture and corrosion, normal wear and tear, and light bulbs
Simple claims process
  1. Contact our support team via email.
  2. Provide your order details and a description of the issue.
  3. Receive a decision within 48 hours. If approved, we ship a replacement at no cost to you.
How it's made

Handmadewhere the two tones actually meet

The two-tone effect on the Austevoll isn't printed or applied as a film — it comes from how the zinc alloy is finished in two steps, each surface handled separately before assembly. That process is what gives the contrast its precision at the edge, rather than the soft blur you get with single-pass finishing. The knurling is cut last, so the grip is sharp and consistent from the first pull.

Innovative engineering · intelligent design
Why the Austevoll works as hardware, not just as hardware that looks good.
Real contrast

Two-tone finish achieved by hand — precise at the edge, consistent across every size.

Knurled grip

Cut texture that holds even with damp hands — functional as much as it is visual.

Five sizes

From a 10.6 cm drawer pull to a 50 cm wardrobe bar — the same form, scaled to fit.

In a few words
Two-tone zincKnurled gripFive sizesHandmade finishDaily confidence
Frequently asked

Yes — the Austevoll mounts with two screws through standard pre-drilled cabinet holes. Hole spacings are listed per size; measure your existing hardware before ordering to confirm the right fit.

Zinc alloy — a dense, corrosion-resistant material that holds a polished finish without softening or warping over time. It's heavier than hollow aluminium pulls, which translates directly into a more confident feel in the hand.

The two tones are distinct rather than blended — polished surfaces that meet at a clean line. The contrast reads clearly across a cabinet door and holds up at close range, because each tone is finished separately before assembly.

Yes — the Austevoll works on cabinet doors, drawer fronts, wardrobe panels, and cupboard doors. The five sizes let you match the pull length to the door or drawer width for a proportional result.

Zinc alloy holds its finish through years of daily use. The polished surface resists light scratching, and the knurled grip retains its texture without wearing smooth. There are no plated finishes here to chip or peel.

Yes — the two-tone contrast works in modern, industrial, and transitional spaces. In kitchens it adds a material counterpoint to timber or stone; in bedrooms it brings a considered detail to wardrobe doors.

Yes — each pull is individually finished by hand. That process is what gives the two-tone contrast its precision: the boundary between tones is sharper than machine-finished alternatives, and the knurling is cut consistently across sizes.

It adds specificity — a handmade detail that rewards a close look. Whether that reads as refined depends on the room, but the contrast and grip together make it a more considered choice than a standard bar pull.

The Austevoll is a modern design — clean lines, geometric knurling, high-polish contrast. It can work as a counterpoint in a period home, but it won't blend into traditional cabinetry. Best suited to contemporary or transitional refits.

The polished two-tone finish picks up whatever metals are already in the room — whether that's chrome fixtures, brushed nickel taps, or brass fittings. The knurled grip adds texture that plain bar pulls lack, without introducing a competing style.

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