The ideal height for wardrobe handles is typically between 900 mm and 1100 mm from the floor. This range ensures comfortable access for most adults. For children's wardrobes, consider placing handles between 750 mm and 900 mm to accommodate their reach. Taller individuals may prefer handles positioned between 1100 mm and 1200 mm for ease of use. 

Installing wardrobe handles involves several steps:

1. Measure and Mark: Determine the desired height and position for the handles. Mark the spots on the wardrobe doors where the handles will be placed.
2. Drill Holes: Using a drill with an appropriate-sized bit, drill holes at the marked spots. Ensure the holes are straight and aligned.
3. Attach Handles: Align the handles with the drilled holes. Insert screws through the back of the door into the handle's mounting holes. Tighten the screws until the handles are secure, but avoid overtightening to prevent damage. 

When selecting wardrobe handles, consider the following factors:

• Style: Choose handles that complement the overall design of your wardrobe and room decor. Options range from modern minimalist to traditional vintage styles.
• Material: Select materials that match the finish of your wardrobe. Common materials include stainless steel, brass, and wood.
• Size: Ensure the handles are appropriately sized for the doors. Larger doors may require longer handles for better functionality and aesthetic balance.
• Ergonomics: Consider handles that are comfortable to grip and easy to use, especially if the wardrobe is frequently accessed. 

To install wardrobe handles, you will need:

• Measuring tape or ruler
• Pencil for marking positions
• Drill with appropriate drill bits
• Phillips or flathead screwdriver
• Level to ensure alignment
• Handle and screws

Yes, installing wardrobe handles is a straightforward DIY task. With basic tools and careful measurement, you can achieve a professional-looking result. However, if you're unsure or uncomfortable with the process, consider seeking assistance from a professional. 

To remove old wardrobe handles:

1. Locate and remove the screws securing the handles. These are typically found on the inside of the wardrobe door.
2. Gently pull the handles away from the door.
3. If the screws are stripped or difficult to remove, use a screw extractor tool or consult a professional for assistance.

Yes, wardrobe handles come in various styles, including:

• Pull Handles: Simple and functional, ideal for minimalist designs.
• Knobs: Small and round, offering a classic look.
• Bar Handles: Long and sleek, suitable for modern interiors.
• Recessed Handles: Embedded into the door surface for a seamless appearance.

To ensure uniform alignment:

1. Measure and mark the desired height for each handle on all doors.
2. Use a level to check that the marks are consistent across doors.
3. Double-check measurements before drilling to ensure symmetry.

The standard screw hole spacing for wardrobe handles varies depending on the handle design. Common spacings include:

• 96 mm
• 128 mm
• 160 mm

Always check the specifications of the handle you choose to ensure compatibility with your wardrobe doors. 

Yes, if the new handles have the same screw hole spacing as the old ones, you can replace them without drilling new holes. However, if the spacing differs, you may need to fill the old holes and drill new ones. 

You can browse and purchase a wide selection of wardrobe handles at Blue Leaf Bath, with delivery available across Australia. All purchases are supported by our 30-day returns policy to give you confidence in your purchase.