Knightsbridge Crystal Bar Pull Handle in Polished Chrome

A line of clear light across a painted drawer front.

A crystal bar pull set on polished chrome mounts. The bar is clear through its whole section and 14 mm across, so it takes whatever light the room has and reads as a bright line rather than a solid handle. The chrome is polished to a mirror, and the two materials meet cleanly at the collar with no step to catch a cloth.

Four sizes, and one important difference

The 50 mm is a single-hole T-bar. It takes one fixing and goes where a knob would — wall cupboards, glazed doors, narrow drawers. The other three are conventional two-hole handles, measured centre to centre in the usual way.

Worth checking before you order: if you are replacing existing handles, measure the distance between the two holes already drilled in the door. That measurement is the centre-to-centre size, and it is the one that has to match.

Every size shares the same 14 mm bar and the same chrome collars, so a mixed run reads as one family — T-bars on wall cupboards, the longer pulls on base drawers.

Projection and clearance

All four stand 36 mm off the door face and leave 20 mm of clearance behind the bar. That is enough room for a whole hand rather than fingertips, which matters most on heavy pan drawers where you pull from below.

The 36 mm projection is worth thinking about on a galley kitchen or a narrow utility run, where anything standing proud of the doors gets caught by a passing hip.

Care

A soft damp cloth on the glass, dried straight away. On the chrome, avoid ammonia-based sprays and anything abrasive — warm water and a pH-neutral cleaner keep both materials sharp. Limescale on the collars lifts with a little white vinegar on a cloth, not poured on.

More in cabinet pull handles and the full hardware range. For knobs in the same clear glass, see glass cabinet knobs.