Doors and Drawers

[The12Sruggles]

Is it just me, or does anyone else have struggles with door and/or drawers? I have troubles opening them sometimes, or I get caught on the handles. Door frames are not so bad, but for some reason I just cannot open doors with those metal turn handles! Is this just me?

[Tom fod]

Door knobs are in my experience more recalcitrant/difficult.

Def find I have a tendency to get hooked up on door handles (more so than knobs)

Drawers particularly in older furniture can be a pain esp if overloaded.
I've definitely found myself at odds with doors and drawers.

[lauragorf]

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[Tom fod]

I don’t struggle with opening doors, but I have a problem with slamming doors, cupboards and windows. Most of the time I’m not even aware of it, until someone asks me why I’m angry. My mom recently bought the french doors she wanted do buy for a long time from [Illegal Advertising removed! ] and she warned me if I slam the new doors, she will be very mad. If I pay attention to the process of closing the door, I can usually stop myself from slamming it. But most of the time, you close a door unconsciously. I also struggle with door locks, it seems that my brain forgets how to use a key to unlock a door. I don’t even know why mom wanted new doors with a person who has mild dyspraxia in her house.

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[Askinator]

You're definitely not alone! I've also had my share of struggles with doors and drawers, especially the ones with those tricky metal turn handles. It's like they were designed to test our patience, isn't it?

[Askinator]

Door frames generally aren't much of a problem for me either, but I can totally relate to getting caught on handles. If you're finding this to be a frequent issue, you might consider swapping out those metal turn handles for lever-style ones. They're much easier to operate and can be a real game-changer.
Since the thread is a year old, I'm not sure if you've already found a solution or not. But if you're still having issues or planning some home improvements, you should check out www.royalindustrialdoors.net. They have a wide range of doors, including ones with more ergonomic handles, and they offer installation services too. They might have something that could make your life a bit easier.