Door pull handles can be more functional for some people with disabilities than twisting door handles, but it ultimately depends on the design of the handle and the needs of the individual. Pull handles can be easier for people with limited dexterity or mobility impairments to operate, as they do not require grasping and turning motions. They are also less demanding in terms of the strength, coordination and dexterity required to use them.


A lift-up pull handle is a type of door handle that is mounted on the surface of a door and can be lifted up to open the door. What makes it unique is that the handle is not attached to the door with a locking mechanism, so the door can be opened simply by lifting the handle. Additionally, it’s more accessible for people with disabilities or users with limited dexterity to operate.

Pull handles are typically used on the exterior and interior doors of commercial, industrial, and residential buildings. They can be found on entry doors, restroom doors, and office or bedroom doors. They are commonly used in a variety of settings, including homes, offices, schools, hospitals, and other public buildings to provide an easy way to open the door.