Handle systems

Thanks to their universality, horizontal and vertical grooves can meet any aesthetic and design requirements of modern kitchens. The recessed groove is the most common way of opening doors in modern kitchens. Can be used with all types of doors. The groove can be in different metal, wood or façade colors.

The recessed groove with an "L"-shaped handle is convenient because it increases the grip area of the front. An interesting design solution would be a combination with a thin countertop. The grooves can be in different metal, wood or façade colors.

The recessed groove with diagonal handle is convenient because it increases the grip area of the front. An interesting design solution would be to combine it with a countertop with a beveled profile. In some cases, the front itself can be fitted with an aluminum profile, which makes the kitchen more durable. The profiles can be in different metal, wood or façade colors.

The groove can have different colors of metal, wood or the color of the doors itself. The central groove can be used in the middle of the front, installed on appliances (e.g. dishwasher).

The flat groove with an "L"-shaped handle is convenient because it increases the grip area of the front. An interesting design solution would be to combine it with a thin countertop. The profiles can be in different colors of metal, wood or the color of the door itself. The central groove can be used in the middle of the front, installed on a household appliance (such as a dishwasher).

The flat groove with a diagonal handle is convenient because it increases the grip area of the front. An interesting design solution would be to combine it with a countertop with a beveled profile. In some cases, the front itself can be fitted with an aluminum profile, which makes the kitchen more durable. The profiles can be in different colors of metal, wood or the color of the door itself. The central groove can be used in the middle of the front, installed on a household appliance (such as a dishwasher).

The linear handle is an applied aluminum profile, equal to the width of the door itself. Linear handles can be of different metal colors or the color of the doors.

It is a profile cut into the door for gripping from the front side. It can have different shapes and colors.

The handle at the top is an overlay of aluminum or plastic, which is attached to the top of the facade. Different color options are available.

A slot is cut into the door, which creates an "invisible" effect. It is usually different for each model. The color of the groove usually matches the color of the front.

A handle with a pocket is usually made of metal and recessed into the front. Such handles practically do not protrude beyond the line of the facade and do not interfere with its opening.

The usual overlay handle. Can have different shapes, sizes, colors and materials.