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The Egerton Collection is an architectural Art Deco cabinet hardware family for confident, linear joinery. Made in England by Capramont & Co, Egerton brings together pull handles, baseplate handles, cup pulls and cabinet knobs for shaker kitchens, in-frame cabinetry, fluted fronts, ribbed doors, wardrobes, dressing rooms, media cabinetry, home bars and fitted furniture where the hardware should feel structured, geometric and precise.
Use this collection to compare Egerton handle profiles, centres, overall lengths, cup pull sizes, knob diameters, finish route, room use and project suitability before shortlisting products. For live joinery, send drawings, elevations, centre requirements or a room-by-room Hardware Schedule before ordering so the Egerton specification can be checked before production.
Egerton collection specification checks
| Egerton Handle P1 | The main bridge-pull route. Use for drawer banks, tall doors, wardrobes, larders and fitted furniture where a stepped Art Deco bar with block feet should give the cabinetry a strong, architectural line. |
| Egerton Handle P1B | The baseplate version for stronger visual weight, replacement situations, feature drawers and joinery where a wider footprint helps the handle read as a deliberate architectural detail. |
| Egerton Handle P2 | A flatter pull handle route with stepped tracks across the face. Use where the room needs a cleaner rectangular pull but still wants visible Art Deco geometry and shadow-line detail. |
| Egerton Cup Pull | A rectangular Art Deco cup pull for drawers, pantry cabinetry, media units and furniture fronts where a recessed grip and stepped face should create a compact geometric detail. |
| Egerton Cabinet Knob | A matching stepped knob for cabinet doors, upper cupboards, smaller drawers, bedside cabinetry and furniture-led touch points where the Egerton detail should continue without using a long pull. |
Before shortlisting products
| Cabinet language | Egerton works best with shaker, in-frame shaker, panelled, beaded, fluted and ribbed cabinetry. It is strongest on statement joinery, bold veneers, painted kitchens, media cabinetry and wardrobes that can carry a clear geometric line. |
| Handle centres | Egerton pull handles are available in 92, 124, 156, 220, 284, 364 and 604 mm centres. Confirm centre-to-centre measurements before drilling, especially where several drawers, tall doors or appliance-front details need repeated alignment. |
| Handle profile choice | Choose P1 for a bridge-pull feel, P1B when the baseplate is useful visually or practically, and P2 when the brief needs a flatter face with stepped Deco tracks. Keep one profile across a run unless the schedule has a clear hierarchy. |
| Cup and knob scale | Egerton Cup Pulls are available in 60, 96 and 148 mm overall lengths, with 50, 86 and 138 mm centres. Egerton Cabinet Knobs are available in 25, 31 and 38 mm diameters. |
| Finish route | Specify Egerton in Heritage finishes for aged brass, Fine English antique brass, dark aged brass, bronze, black, satin brass or satin stainless character. Selected Atelier routes include naval brass, powder-coated white, satin nickel on naval brass and 316L stainless steel. |
Egerton hardware summary
| Collection character | Art Deco, Linear Deco, Modern Classic and architectural. Crisp stepped tracks, chamfered corners, block feet and geometric shadow lines give the collection its distinctive presence. |
| Best applications | Kitchens, pantries, wardrobes, dressing rooms, media cabinetry, living-room joinery, home bars, boutique hotels, luxury apartments and statement fitted furniture. |
| Best hardware types | Pull handles for main runs and tall fronts. Cup pulls for drawers and furniture fronts. Cabinet knobs for doors, smaller drawers and coordinated mixed-hardware schedules. |
| Specification risk | Do not use Egerton where the brief needs plain minimalist hardware, soft Scandinavian warmth, very rural period detail or almost invisible pulls. Egerton is a visible architectural hardware decision. |
Best-fit projects
Choose Egerton for Art Deco kitchens, fluted feature fronts, ribbed doors, dark timber or painted cabinetry, in-frame shaker kitchens, luxury apartment joinery, boutique hotel rooms, home bars, games rooms, media cabinetry and fitted furniture where the hardware should lead the visual language.
This is not usually the right collection for simple replacement hardware, relaxed country kitchens, very soft contemporary cabinetry or rooms where the handle should disappear. For those briefs, compare Beaufort, Burlington, Eccleston, Maddox, Modern Architectural hardware or Hardware Type routes before final selection.
Project and finish support
Capramont & Co Egerton cabinet hardware is made in England for project-led interiors. Heritage finishes can be used for the main brass, bronze, black, satin brass and satin stainless routes, while selected Atelier materials can be reviewed where nickel, naval brass, powder-coated white or 316L stainless direction is required.
For a clean specification, choose the Egerton hardware type first, then confirm profile, centres, overall length, cup pull size, knob diameter, projection, finish, room placement and quantity. If the project includes several rooms, a Hardware Schedule helps keep kitchens, wardrobes, media joinery and finish approvals aligned before production.
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