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Maddox is a made-in-England handle-and-knob collection for Australian joinery shaped by Mid-Century, Scandinavian and Danish Modern design. Its long, slender handles and softly waisted knobs suit Sydney apartments, Melbourne renovations, Perth residences, custom kitchens, butler’s pantries, wardrobes, appliance panels and media cabinetry.
The seven handle lengths allow joiners and cabinet makers to scale one profile from drawers and standard doors through to tall pantry units, integrated appliances and full-height wardrobes. Match smaller fronts with Maddox knobs, then verify overall length, fixing centres, diameter, projection, finish and cabinet thickness before CNC or workshop release.
Maddox essentials for Australian custom joinery
| Australian project fit | Best for architect-designed kitchens, apartment joinery, butler’s pantries, wardrobes, dressing rooms, appliance panels and media units where the hardware should create a calm modern rhythm. |
| Collection products | Maddox Cabinet Handles serve drawers, doors, pantry units, integrated appliances and wardrobes. Maddox Cabinet Knobs coordinate upper cabinets, smaller fronts and furniture-scale details. |
| Exact metric sizes | Handles: 170, 210, 240, 310, 370, 450 and 690 mm overall, with 84, 124, 134, 204, 264, 322 and 562 mm centres. Knobs: 19, 25, 31 and 38 mm. |
Using Maddox across kitchens and whole-home joinery
| Drawer and cabinet handles | Use 170–310 mm Maddox handles on kitchen drawers, standard doors, bathroom furniture and media cabinetry where a fine horizontal line suits the elevation. |
| Pantry and appliance handles | Use the longer formats on tall pantry units, appliance panels and wardrobes, checking scale and fixing position against the complete joinery elevation. |
| Cabinet-knob allocation | Use the softened hourglass knob on upper cabinets, smaller doors, wardrobes, bathroom furniture and bedside joinery where a compact pinch grip is appropriate. |
| Whole-home hardware rhythm | Coordinate handles and knobs across kitchens, pantries, wardrobes and media joinery so each room uses the right scale while retaining one approved collection. |
Metric planning for Australian joiners and cabinet makers
| Door and drawer compatibility | Maddox suits slab doors, plain panels, slim-frame shaker fronts and walnut or oak veneer. Its softened lines work well in contemporary and Mid-Century-inspired Australian interiors. |
| Fixing-centre schedule | Centres are 84, 124, 134, 204, 264, 322 and 562 mm. Confirm the selected centre before CNC or workshop drilling; the 450 mm handle uses 322 mm centres. |
| Handle scale by front | Use smaller formats on standard doors and drawers, then longer handles on wide pan drawers, tall pantry units, wardrobes and appliance panels where the elevation supports the extra length. |
| Knob diameter by application | Use 19 or 25 mm on refined cabinetry and furniture details, 31 mm for balanced daily use and 38 mm where larger kitchen, wardrobe or bathroom fronts need stronger definition. |
| Australia finish and material review | Maddox is available through the eight Heritage patinated brass finish routes, with selected Atelier options in black carbon-coated stainless steel and titanium. Coastal homes, bathrooms and humid interiors require material review and finish sign-off. |
Australian machining, sample and replacement checks
| Pre-machining checklist | Confirm product type, overall length, fixing centres, knob diameter, projection, finish, quantity, room location, cabinet thickness and fixing method before release. |
| Physical finish sign-off | Review the finish beside cabinetry colour, walnut or oak veneer, stone, appliances, flooring and lighting before approving the whole-home schedule. |
| Renovation-hole verification | Measure existing drilling centres before specifying Maddox in a renovation. Where centres differ, the joiner should confirm whether the old holes can be concealed or the fronts need remaking. |
Australian Maddox specification summary
| Design character | Mid-Century and Scandinavian, with Danish Modern influence, softened ends and a long, light profile suited to furniture-led joinery. |
| Australian applications | Sydney apartments, Melbourne homes, Perth residences, custom kitchens, pantries, wardrobes, appliance panels, dressing rooms and media joinery. |
| Recommended allocation | Use handles on drawers, pantry units, wardrobes and larger fronts; use knobs on smaller doors, upper cabinets and furniture details. |
| Whole-home schedule | Record overall length, centres, diameter, finish, quantity, room location and exposure review in one Hardware Schedule across the complete joinery package. |
Where Maddox suits Australian interiors
Choose Maddox for slab-front kitchens, slim-frame shaker cabinetry, walnut or oak veneer, wide drawers, tall pantry units, wardrobes and media joinery where the hardware should feel warm, light and quietly architectural.
Maddox is less suitable for formal Georgian cabinetry, ornate period renovations or schemes requiring cup pulls, T-bars or concealed finger pulls. Those briefs should be reviewed against another Capramont collection.
Australia finish, sample and drawing review
Made in England for project-led interiors, Maddox allows Australian architects, interior designers, kitchen studios, joiners and cabinet makers to coordinate handles and knobs across complete homes using exact metric specification.
The best next step is to send shop drawings, proposed centres and a preliminary Hardware Schedule. Capramont & Co can review handle scale, knob diameter, finish sign-off, coastal or humidity-related material requirements and room-by-room quantities before production.
Australian Maddox, joinery and finish routes
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