Solid ash dome cabinet pull in the Unfinished finish, fitted across two doors

Dome Cabinet Pull, Solid Ash — Set of 2

S: 80 mm / 32 mm / Unfinished
£23.00
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Solid ash dome cabinet pull in the Unfinished finish, fitted across two doors
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  • Solid ash dome cabinet pull in the Unfinished finish, fitted across two doors
  • Dome cabinet pull in solid ash on a black cabinet, lit from the side to show the domed halves
  • Dome cabinet pull in solid ash fitted across two doors, seen at an angle
  • Dimensioned drawing of the S size dome pull: 80 mm circle, 32 mm between centres, 24 mm deep
  • Dimensioned drawing of the M size dome pull: 140 mm circle, 96 mm between centres, 24 mm deep
  • Dome cabinet pull in solid ash seen straight on, the two halves meeting in a ridge down the centre
  • Domed half-round ash pulls loose on a grey background with the mounting screws
  • Dimensioned drawing of the L size dome pull: 200 mm circle, 128 mm between centres, 24 mm deep
Dome Cabinet Pull, Solid Ash — Set of 2

Dome Cabinet Pull, Solid Ash — Set of 2

£23.00

A round pull cut in two down the middle, sold as a set of two halves in solid ash. Each half is domed: the wood rises from a thin outer edge to its full depth at the straight side, so the two halves meet in a low ridge down the centre and the fingers catch it from either direction.

It works both ways round. On a pair of side-by-side doors the split runs vertically; on a wall unit above a base unit, or on two stacked drawers, turn the halves through ninety degrees and the split runs horizontally. Same set, same screws.

Three sizes, from an 80 mm circle on a bathroom cabinet to a 200 mm one on a wardrobe, and twelve finishes. The price changes with size only, not with finish.
Product details

A round cabinet pull in solid ash, split into two domed halves. Sold as a set of two, in three sizes and twelve finishes.

In the box: two half-round pulls with the threaded metal inserts already fitted, and four M4 × 30 mm screws — two per half.
Dimensions and specifications
  • Wood: solid ash, cut from a single block, no glued joints
  • S: 80 mm circle (3.1″), 32 mm between centres
  • M: 140 mm circle (5.5″), 96 mm between centres
  • L: 200 mm circle (7.9″), 128 mm between centres
  • Total depth from the door: 24 mm (0.9″) at the straight edge, tapering to the outer curve
  • Tolerance: ±1 mm
  • Mounting holes required: 4 mm, two per half
  • Fits door and drawer fronts up to 24 mm thick
  • Included: two half-round pulls and four M4 × 30 mm screws, two per half
  • Finish: ADLER Legno Dura-Öl, an oil-based finish — ten colours plus Oiled. Unfinished is bare sanded ash, with no coating at all
  • Sold as a set of two halves; price varies by size only
Mounting

Decide first which way the split will run: vertically, between two side-by-side doors, or horizontally, between two fronts stacked one above the other. The steps are the same either way — the pairs of holes simply run along the split rather than across it.

  1. On each front, mark two points at the centre distance for your size — 32 mm, 96 mm or 128 mm — running parallel to the split.
  2. Drill a 4 mm hole at each of the four points, through the front.
  3. Pass an M4 × 30 mm screw through each hole from the back and thread it into the insert in the half, tightening by hand with the straight edge along the split.
  4. Finish each screw with a quarter turn of a screwdriver — no more. Overtightening pulls the insert out of the wood.

Because each half is thickest at the straight edge, the ridge down the middle is where the eye goes — if the two halves sit at different heights it shows there first. Measure both fronts from the same reference edge rather than from each other, close them, and check before the screws grip. If your front is thinner than 24 mm, the screws will stand proud inside the inserts; that is normal and does not affect how the pull holds.
Materials & workshop

Wood: solid ash, single block per half. Hardware: two threaded metal inserts and two M4 × 30 mm screws per half.

Eleven of the twelve finishes use ADLER Legno Dura-Öl, an Austrian oil-based finish. It leaves a matt, open-pored surface — the colour sits in the wood rather than on top of it, so a green pull still reads as ash and not as painted board — while resisting water and household chemicals the way a varnish would. The oil is certified to EN 71-3 for the migration of heavy metals, and to DIN 53160-1 and 53160-2 for saliva and perspiration resistance. The twelfth option, Unfinished, is bare sanded ash with no coating; it is the palest of the set and darkens with handling.

Cut, shaped, sanded and finished in our own workshop in Roman, Romania. The dome is worked along the grain and finished by hand, because a sanding block flattens the crown and the whole shape goes dead. The two halves of a set are cut from the same board and stay together through finishing, so the grain runs on across the join and the colour matches — that is the point of the shape, and the reason we do not sell them singly.
Care

Wipe with a dry or barely damp cloth. The oil finish resists water and household cleaners, so no special product is needed and none is recommended.

Nothing on this shape traps dust. On Unfinished pulls the ridge along the straight edge is where the hand lands, so that is where the wood darkens first; oil them yourself before fitting if you would rather it did not.

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