Is it better to have handles or no handles?

It depends on the usage scenario and your family's habits. Handles give a clear grip, making doors easier for the elderly and children to open, and less likely to slip with wet hands; but the protruding parts are prone to knocks, and the style leans traditional. Handle-free designs rely on push-to-open catches or angled finger pull grooves, giving a clean facade suited to minimalist styles, though push-to-open catches are wearing parts and may not pop out crisply after long use. Our door panels are available in melamine, PET, vacuum-formed, lacquered, and real wood veneer, and can accommodate both finger pull grooves and handles; during measurement we will finalize the details together with door height and opening method.