What's the name of this part?

[ChetMaker]

How would name this part on the picture? I need a replacement for it, but I can't find it online (I'm afraid I can't go to a store anytime soon).

This thing is like a fixing that gets screwed to the closet door and then connects to a t-bar handle. This way the t-bar handle doesn't get screwed directly into the door and you have a bit more space when you're grabbing it.

Seems that none of the new t-bar handles have similar construction. I tried many different terms in google but nothing like this shows up. I don't know the name of the t-bar as it was already installed into the closed door when I bought the property. It's around 15 years old.

 

[Nozzle]

Could you do a google reverse image look-up?

Nozzle

 

[freddiemercurystwin]

Could you do a google reverse image look-up?

Nozzle

I just tried that - no results.

Maybe it's just me but I don't really understand his post or what it's for.

 

[Deleted member 174758]

's obvious, innit? It's a thigumybob off a whatsit

 

[foxhole]

Replace with an ordinary t bar handle.

 

[ChetMaker]

To explain further:
- I need a replacement for this part. The t-bar has 2 of them, 1 broke.
- I can't find it in any online store (nor the original t-bar), so I thought that I might not be naming them correctly.
- I took the photo of the part that is still in a good condition

 

[foxhole]

To explain further:
- I need a replacement for this part. The t-bar has 2 of them, 1 broke.
- I can't find it in any online store (nor the original t-bar), so I thought that I might not be naming them correctly.
- I took the photo of the part that is still in a good condition

Friend that doesn’t explain it any more than the first post

 

[RandomGrinch]

'Google Lens' got me this! :
https://www.morehandles.co.uk/alexander-and-wilks-handle-adapter.html

 

[freddiemercurystwin]

That's good, but I still don't get it?

 

[ChetMaker]

'Google Lens' got me this! :
https://www.morehandles.co.uk/alexander-and-wilks-handle-adapter.html

Thanks, that's it! Not only I know now that it's called a 'handle adapter', but I even know where I can buy the replacement! Amazing, many thanks.