Cavity Sliders

Flush pulls for cavity sliding doors

A cavity sliding door disappears into the wall, so a normal lever handle would stop it sliding fully into the cavity. A cavity slider is a flush pull set into the face of the door, so the door glides past the frame without catching. It is the usual choice for ensuites, walk-in robes, pantries and laundries, where a swinging door would get in the way.

Our cavity slider is solid stainless steel with a PVD finish in Aged Bronze, Brushed Gold, Brushed Nickel, Gunmetal or Matte Black. It is designed to sit alongside the Knurled, Linear and Luma ranges, so a sliding door can match the hinged doors in the rest of the house.

What to check before you buy

• Door type: cavity sliders are for doors that slide into a wall cavity. Barn-style doors on a surface track can use a standard pull instead.
• Door thickness: check the product page for the door thickness the slider suits, and confirm it with your builder or carpenter.
• Privacy: an ensuite or toilet on a sliding door may need a way to lock it. Work out which doors need privacy before you order.
• Fitting: a flush pull sits in a routed pocket in the door, so it is best installed by a carpenter.

Match it to the rest of the house

The easiest way to get a consistent look is to choose one finish for every door. Pair the slider with door handles, door hinges and door stops in the same colour, or start with a hardware package for your hinged doors and add sliders where you need them.

The finish usually follows the tapware. Matte black suits a monochrome scheme, brushed gold and aged bronze warm up timber and stone, and brushed nickel and gunmetal keep things quiet.

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