Pull Bar

Binderup Pull Bar Brass pull bar, cut with geometric voids.

$40
Standard price
$34 Member price · Save 15% Join now →
✦ Free worldwide shipping on all orders
A solid brass cabinet pull with bold geometric cutouts — architectural in form, ergonomic in grip, in ten sizes for drawers, cabinets, and wardrobes.
Size
A - Hole To Hole: L1.2"(3.2cm)
B - Hole To Hole: L2.5"(6.4cm)
C - Hole To Hole: L2.5"(6.4cm)
D - Hole To Hole: L2.5"(6.4cm)
E - Hole To Hole: L3.7"(9.6cm)
F - Hole To Hole: L3.7"(9.6cm)
G - Hole To Hole: L3.7"(9.6cm)
H - Hole To Hole: L5"(12.8cm)
I - Hole To Hole: L5"(12.8cm)
J - Hole To Hole: L6"(16cm)
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
Free shipping1-year warranty 14-day returns Order tracking
View spec sheet (PDF)
Specifications
Material
Brass
Finish
Brass
Grip
Smooth
Application
Cupboard, cabinet, drawer, wardrobe · Sizes (L x W)
A
9.9 x 3.2 cm (hole spacing 3.2 cm)
B
10.8 x 2.7 cm (hole spacing 6.4 cm)
C
7.3 x 3.9 cm (hole spacing 6.4 cm)
D
10.4 x 2.3 cm (hole spacing 6.4 cm)
E
10.3 x 3.9 cm (hole spacing 9.6 cm)
F
10.3 x 2 cm (hole spacing 9.6 cm)
G
14 x 2.5 cm (hole spacing 9.6 cm)
H
13.6 x 1.7 cm (hole spacing 12.8 cm)
I
13.4 x 3.9 cm (hole spacing 12.8 cm)
J
22 x 4 cm (hole spacing 16 cm)
The Object

Cut through brasswhat's removed defines the form

The Binderup is a solid brass bar with geometric cutouts that reduce its mass without reducing its weight in the hand. The negative space is the design — a precise architectural detail that reads differently at arm's length than up close. Ten sizes from 10 cm to 22 cm; a brass finish that will deepen with handling.
Why you'll love it
  • Solid brass with geometric cutouts — architectural form, real weight in hand
  • Ten sizes from 10 cm to 22 cm — fits drawer, cabinet, and wardrobe hardware
  • Smooth grip surface — comfortable on daily-use cabinetry
  • Works horizontally or vertically — versatile across cabinet configurations
  • Brass finish — develops character with use, resists corrosion
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.
The making

Geometric voidsprecision-cut into solid brass

The cutouts in the Binderup are not decorative appliqué — they are cuts through the bar itself, so the brass you see is structural throughout. This takes more material to make than a stamped bar: each profile is machined or cast to hold the geometry cleanly. The result is a pull that reads as considered from any angle, not just the front.

Innovative engineering · intelligent design
Ten profiles, one consistent geometry.
Solid brass

Full brass construction — weighty, warm, and built to develop a patina with daily use.

Ten sizes

From 10 cm pocket pulls to 22 cm wardrobe handles — one design across the full cabinet run.

Any orientation

Install horizontally on drawers or vertically on tall cabinet doors — the geometry works both ways.

In a few words
Geometric cutoutsSolid brassTen sizesWarm finishAny cabinet
Frequently asked

Solid brass throughout — the bar, the geometric cutouts, and the screw posts are all brass. There's no zinc core or plated surface; the material you see is the material all the way through.

The geometric cutouts — precision-cut through the bar rather than added as surface decoration. The negative space is the design, and it gives the pull an architectural quality that reads as deliberate rather than decorative at any distance.

Yes — brass holds up well in kitchen environments. The smooth grip surface is easy to wipe clean, and the finish develops a warm patina over time rather than showing wear marks.

Yes. The smooth bar profile sits comfortably across the fingers with a solid weight that makes drawers and doors feel substantial to open — not flimsy or lightweight like a stamped pull.

Yes — sizes G through J (14–22 cm) are particularly suited to wardrobe doors and tall cabinet panels. The hole spacing options ensure you can match existing or planned hardware drilling patterns.

Modern, Art Deco, and minimalist interiors are the natural fits — the geometric cutouts reference architectural pattern without being ornamental. It also works in transitional kitchens or bathrooms where brass hardware adds warmth to a clean design.

Yes — standard through-hole installation with two machine screws. Drill to the hole spacing for your chosen size, pass the screws through the cabinet door or drawer front, and tighten from the inside. No specialist tools required.

Solid brass naturally resists corrosion — it doesn't rust and holds its surface integrity in humid environments like kitchens and bathrooms. The finish will develop a patina over time, which most people find adds to its character.

Yes — the geometric design reads clearly in both orientations. Horizontal on drawers, vertical on tall cabinet or wardrobe doors. The hole spacing is specified per size so you can plan the drilling accordingly.

Yes — reach out to us with your project scope and we'll discuss quantities, lead times, and any relevant options. We work with interior designers and contractors on full-room and multi-room hardware packages.

Trade program

Design professionals, this one's for you.

Access trade pricing, priority sourcing, and a dedicated account manager. Built for interior designers, architects, and developers procuring at scale.

Apply for trade access →
You may also like
Loading recommendations…
Free worldwide shipping
On every order, no minimum
1-year warranty
Covered against defects
14-day returns
Hassle-free, no questions
Live order tracking
Know exactly where it is