G2750 Timber Grip Glass Door Handle: Sizes, Fixing and Where It Fits

Updated 2026-11-09 · RAYEN 雷茵

Timber on a glass door does one job no metal can: it is warm in the hand on a cold morning and quiet to look at in a glass wall. G2750 is the model in our glass door handles built around that idea, and it has more photographs than most, from office partitions to washroom doors.

What are the sizes of G2750?

• Overall length: 600mm.
• Centre distance: 573mm.
• Grip length: 478mm of timber between the stainless ends.
• Tube: Ø27mm.
• Projection: 67mm from the glass to the outside of the grip.
• Weight: 1.2kg.
• Available lengths: 452mm to 600mm.

The length minus the centre distance is 27mm, exactly the tube diameter. That tells you the shape before you open the drawing: the feet are at the very ends, so this is a D-pull, with no bar running past the feet. Our guide to D-pull or bar pull handles explains why that matters for door edges.

How does G2750 fix to glass?

• Screw: M8.
• Hole in glass: φ16mm, one at each foot, 573mm apart.
• Hole in a timber door: φ10mm.

On glass, the holes must be drilled before the glass is toughened, so the handle is the first fitting to confirm. Hole sizes for the rest of the range are in the glass door handle hole size guide. Tell us the glass thickness on the order; the fixing is matched to it, as explained in stem and glass thickness.

What is the difference between G2750 and T2750?

T2750 is the same design listed for timber and metal doors. Both use the Ø27mm tube, stand 67mm off the door, fix with M8 and list lengths from 452mm to 600mm. The listed sizes differ: G2750 at 600mm with P=573mm, T2750 at 452mm with P=425mm. Choose the length for the door, and the listing for the door type, then confirm the hole on the drawing.

Glass door handles with a stated grip length

Most of our handles list overall length and centre distance only. These also give the length of the grip itself, which is what a hand actually meets.

What finishes does G2750 come in?

G2750 lists satin stainless with timber, and matt black. In the timber version the metal is satin stainless and the grip is wood. The photographs show more than one timber tone, light and dark. Timber is natural, so grain and colour vary from piece to piece; if the tone matters to your customer, ask for a sample and approve it before production. Other timber-grip models are G1289 and G1293; see pull handle finishes.

Where does G2750 suit?

The photographs show it on frameless glass doors in offices and meeting rooms, on a glass washroom door, and in pairs on double doors. A 600mm D-pull sits well at hand height on a standard leaf. On a full-height entrance door, a longer handle may suit better; see long entrance door pull handles.

What should you check before ordering?

• Glass thickness, and the hole positions on the glass drawing.
• The distance from the hole to the glass edge, from your glass processor.
• On a pair of doors, that the two grips clear each other when the doors close.
• That the customer accepts natural timber variation.

What to write on your order

G2750, 600mm long, P=573mm, Ø27mm, satin stainless with timber, M8, φ16mm holes in glass, glass thickness, back-to-back pair, quantity. If you need a length between 452mm and 600mm, give it in millimetres.

Next step

Send your glass door drawing to [email protected] and we will mark the two holes for this handle on it. If you would rather talk it through, message the factory owner on WhatsApp from the contact page, or compare other sizes with the pull handle finder.

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