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Compare back-to-back pulls, H-shaped handles and towel bars by grip, fixing pattern and glass compatibility.
The collection includes back-to-back square pulls, round pulls, H-shaped handles and towel-bar designs. The square handle and round handle selectors list 6 and 8-inch sizes. Choose the grip shape for everyday use, then verify how the inside and outside pieces connect through the glass.
A listed handle size should not be assumed to equal its mounting-hole spacing. Record the existing hole centers, hole diameter, glass thickness and gasket arrangement, and compare them with the selected handle drawing. For a replacement, matching the original glass preparation matters more than choosing a pull that looks similar in a photograph.
The H-shaped handle listing includes 8, 12, 16, 20 and 24-inch selections; the collection also contains single-side towel bars. Longer bars change the visible hardware and clearance around moving panels. Check whether the product is single-sided, back-to-back or part of a complete assembly. A shower towel bar is not a substitute for a support grab bar.
Square and round pulls list Brushed Nickel, Chrome, Matte Black and Brushed Gold. Use the same named finish as the existing door when possible, while checking the exact product and fixing dimensions. If the original door uses a series-specific pull, compare the hardware kit or contact MCOCOD with the door model and a photo.
For a new panel, confirm the handle hole pattern during glass fabrication. Do not plan to drill or enlarge holes in finished tempered glass. If you are selecting a complete door rather than a replacement pull, compare doors with towel-bar configurations so the handle and moving panels are supplied as a coordinated design.
