Frameless Shower Door Pulls

A door pull is the simplest piece of frameless hardware and the one with the least room for error, because it fixes through a hole that was drilled into the glass before the panel was toughened. That hole is permanent and cannot be moved, enlarged or added to.

So the first thing to do when replacing a pull is to count the holes and measure them. A single hole takes a knob or a single-fix pull. Two holes take a back-to-back pull, and the distance between hole centres determines which models will fit. Also measure the hole diameter, since a fixing that is too large will not pass through and one that is too small will let the pull move.

Our range covers round barrel knobs and square profile pulls, both in solid construction rather than plated hollow tube. That distinction matters in a shower: hollow fittings trap water inside and corrode outward from the core, which is why cheap hardware pits and blisters within a couple of years while the finish still looks intact from the outside.

Available in chrome, matt black, brushed nickel and brushed brass to match your hinges and channels.

If you are specifying a new enclosure rather than replacing hardware, choose the pull before the glass is manufactured and we will drill the holes to suit. Getting that sequence right removes the constraint entirely.