Canopy faucet handles have three wing shapes that connect in a pinwheel design. They offer a better grip than standard knob handles.

Wristblade faucet handles have a wing shape that allows them to be operated with your wrist. Also called paddle handles, they typically stay cleaner than grip-type handles and keep hands cleaner after washing.

Joystick faucet handles provide a multidirectional lever that can be gripped like a joystick and pivoted to control water temperature and flow through a faucet.

Dome lever faucet handles have a rounded cap with a small wing that extends to offer more leverage than a knob handle. They're typically used on dual-handle faucets.

Lever faucet handles are L-shaped handles that are pulled toward the user to start water flow and pushed away from the user to stop water flow.

Cross faucet handles have a cross-shaped grip for making fine adjustments to water flow. They're typically used on dual-handle faucets.

Metering faucet handles are push-to-start handles that automatically shut off water flow after a set time.

Knob faucet handles have a rounded grip for turning faucets on and off. They include a cap that covers the handle mounting hardware.

Tee faucet handles are T-shaped handles with a center mounting hole for attaching to a faucet stem.