Handleless Kitchens Ideas & Inspiration (Huge Gallery)

Handleless Kitchen

Take a look through our range of handleless kitchen images featured below from the Hanak and Schuller range.

Handleless Kitchen
Handleless Kitchen
J Pull Kitchen Doors
J Pull Kitchen Doors
Modern Handleless Kitchen
Modern Handleless Kitchen
Brown Handleless Kitchen
Brown Handleless Kitchen
Wood Handleless Kitchen
Wood Handleless Kitchen
Handleless Kitchen in Wood
Handleless Kitchen in Wood
Handleless Kitchen With Island
Handleless Kitchen With Island
German Handleless Kitchens
German Handleless Kitchens
Contemporary Handleless Kitchen
Contemporary Handleless Kitchen
Handleless Kitchen Cabinets
Handleless Kitchen Cabinets
Handleless Kitchen Island
Handleless Kitchen Island
Handleless Kitchen in Brown
Handleless Kitchen in Brown
Wood Handleless Kitchen
Wood Handleless Kitchen
White Handleless Kitchen With Island
White Handleless Kitchen With Island
Cream Wood Handleless Kitchen
Cream Wood Handleless Kitchen
White Brilliant Gloss Handleless Kitchen
White Brilliant Gloss Handleless Kitchen
Gray Handleless Kitchen
Gray Handleless Kitchen
Handleless Kitchen Cabinets
Handleless Kitchen Cabinets
Hanak Handleless Kitchen
Hanak Handleless Kitchen
White Handleless Kitchen
White Handleless Kitchen
Pure White Handleless Kitchen
Pure White Handleless Kitchen
Grip Ledge Kitchen
Grip Ledge Kitchen
White Grip Ledge Kitchen
White Grip Ledge Kitchen
Schuller Grip Ledge Kitchen
Schuller Grip Ledge Kitchen
Green Handleless Kitchen
Green Handleless Kitchen
Black Handleless Kitchen
Black Handleless Kitchen
Grip Ledge Kitchen Cabinet
Grip Ledge Kitchen Cabinet
Dark Blue Handleless Kitchen
Dark Blue Handleless Kitchen
Dark Blue And White Handleless Kitchen
Dark Blue And White Handleless Kitchen
Dark Gray Handleless Kitchen
Dark Gray Handleless Kitchen
Handleless Wood Kitchen
Handleless Wood Kitchen
Dark Gray Handleless Kitchen With Table
Dark Gray Handleless Kitchen With Table
Handleless Kitchen Drawers
Handleless Kitchen Drawers
Wood Handleless Kitchen By Schuller
Wood Handleless Kitchen By Schuller
Wood Handleless Kitchen Cabinets
Wood Handleless Kitchen Cabinets
Hanak White Handleless Kitchen
Hanak White Handleless Kitchen
handleless kitchen cabinets
Handleless kitchen cabinets
Handleless kitchen drawer with soft closing hinges
Handleless kitchen drawer with soft closing hinges
handleless kitchen cabinets with soft closing hinges
Handleless kitchen cabinets with soft closing hinges
White handleless kitchen cupboard doors
White handleless kitchen cupboard doors
White handleless kitchen doors
White handleless kitchen doors
White handleless kitchen
White handleless kitchen
White handleless kitchen doors and drawers
White handleless kitchen doors and drawers
White handleless kitchen drawer
White handleless kitchen drawer
handleless dark wooden kitchen
Handleless dark wooden kitchen
Handleless J-Pull Kitchen Drawer
Handleless J-Pull Kitchen Drawer

Handleless Kitchen Pros And Cons 

Like everything in the kitchen design world, it all comes down to preference and practicality. Choosing whether or not to get a handleless kitchen is much of the same, however there are a few pros and cons you may want to consider first.

Pro: Uncluttered Design

It may not sound like it’d make a great deal of difference, but having an absence of handles does give your kitchen an element of tidiness others just don’t seem to be able to pull off.

They look uncluttered, modern and completely seamless – which is a huge benefit for those keen on a modern kitchen design.

Pro: Easy To Clean

Again, it may sound like we are only changing a small aspect of your kitchen, but by not having handles it is considerably easier to clean the exterior of your cabinets.

There is no awkward cleaning around the handles, or trying to force a cloth in between the joints to clear food out – making it considerably easier for the person doing the cleaning. 

Pro: Safer On Children

For families with young children, the handleless kitchen boasts two great benefits. The first is that there are no handles for children to pull on, which is a common cause of handles breaking off and children falling back.

The second is that the height of handles on most kitchens is around head height for children, making them potential dangers to look out for. In these two ways, handleless kitchens are slightly safer for children. 

Pro: Safer When Cooking

Similar to the previous point, having a handleless kitchen means there is less chance of you bumping into handles when carrying hot food or a pan of boiling water.

This is especially true if you are an avid cooker that’s in the flow of preparing a masterpiece. It’s a nice little touch to not have to look out for handles as you go. 

Con: More Expensive

Handleless kitchens typically cost more due to the additional craftsmanship and mechanisms needed. On average, kitchens that use handleless doors cost between 10 to 15% more, which means they are definitely not the best bet if you’re on a tight budget.

FAQs

Are Handleless kitchens good?

There are several benefits to having a handleless kitchen, these include their seamless/uncluttered design, ease of cleaning, as well as their safety improvements. The main downside to getting a handleless kitchen is the increased cost for extra craftsmanship and mechanisms.

What is J pull kitchen doors?

J-Pull kitchens have a ā€œJā€ shaped curve carved into the top of the doors for you to pull when opening. This replaces the need for handles, creating a clean and modern looking design.

How do handleless kitchen doors work?

The two most common ways handleless kitchen doors are opened is through inset grooves such as J-Pull or touch open mechanisms.

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