Inset Handle, Zinc Alloy, Ø 5 mm Lugs, Fixing Centres 128 mm, Hide

Product Details

Is this an inset handle, and what does that mean for installation?

This Inset Handle is designed to sit neatly within the cabinet door, giving a cleaner, flush look than surface mounted styles. Installation is press fit, which helps ensure a straightforward fit when replacing compatible handles.

What is the fixing size, and will it fit my cabinet door?

This model is specified for a 128 mm cc fixing, meaning the distance between the centres of the two fixing points is 128 mm. It also uses a 5.00 mm drill hole, so it is important to confirm your door matches these measurements before ordering.

What material is the Hide Inset Hdl ZA Matt Black made from?

The handle is made from zinc alloy. This material is commonly used for cabinet hardware because it is strong enough for everyday use and can be finished in attractive, durable coatings.

How deep does the handle sit in the cabinet door?

The housing depth is 16.50 mm, which is the space the handle requires within the door. If your cabinet door construction has limited internal depth, checking this dimension will help you avoid fit issues.

How should I care for the matt black finish?

To keep the matt black appearance looking its best, wipe with a soft, lightly damp cloth and dry gently. Avoid abrasive cleaners or harsh solvents, as these can dull the surface over time.

Does the handle come ready to fit, or will I need extra parts?

This inset handle is supplied for press fit installation, so it is intended to be fitted directly using the required hole spacing and diameter. For best results, ensure your door is already prepared to the 128 mm cc and 5.00 mm requirements before fitting.

What are the external dimensions, and will it suit most cabinet doors?

The external size is listed as 180 x 17.4 mm. In practice, this makes it suitable for many cabinet door and drawer front designs where a matching inset handle and 128 mm fixing centres are used. If you are upgrading existing hardware, measuring your current layout is the quickest way to confirm compatibility.