Trade Project Partner Pack | Capramont & Co
Capramont & Co’s Trade / Project Partner Pack helps kitchen studios, joiners, cabinet makers, interior designers, architects and project teams specify British-made cabinet hardware through samples, finish sign-off, project review, Hardware Schedule support, product tear sheets and approved trade ordering routes. Use it when a project needs more control than a standard online order.
Choose the right project partner route
Use this page when a trade, studio or project-led hardware specification needs more control than a standard online order. The best first step for a live project is usually to send project details so products, finishes, quantities, centres, drawings and approval requirements can be reviewed before order.
Trade Access is for ordering. Project Partner support is for specification control.
Use Trade Access when the order is already clear
Trade Access is the account route for approved trade buyers placing defined orders where the product, finish, quantity and delivery requirement are already understood.
Review Trade AccessUse Project Partner support when the specification still needs control
Use this route when the work involves samples, finish sign-off, bespoke sizing, custom centres, appliance pulls, multi-room schemes, client approvals, phased orders or future reorders.
Start a Project EnquiryA controlled route from sample choice to project approval
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Send project context
Share drawings, elevations, door counts, room lists, finish direction, centre requirements or an existing schedule.
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Choose the sample route
Use a finish sign-off knob, Heritage palette, Essential Handle & Knob Set or Studio Projects Sample Box.
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Control the specification
For larger projects, record products, sizes, centres, finishes, quantities, rooms and approvals in a Hardware Schedule.
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Protect reorders
Use project references and schedule continuity for later phases, replacements, changes and repeat orders.
Best route by buyer type
| Buyer type | Typical need | Best route | Secondary route |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kitchen studio | Sample confidence, trade account review, repeat orders and client-facing approval. | Apply for Trade Access | Use the sample routes below |
| Joiner / cabinet maker | Centres, fixings, quantities, drawings, elevations and installation clarity. | Project & Drawing Review | Start a Hardware Schedule |
| Interior designer | Finish direction, physical samples, product style and client sign-off. | Use the sample routes below | Send Project Details |
| Architect / project team | Product proof, tear sheets, dimensions, schedule control and specification clarity. | Start a Hardware Schedule | View Specification Guides |
| FF&E / procurement | Tear sheets, finish approval, project quantities and future reorder traceability. | Send Project Details | Apply for Trade Access |
Sample routes for trade and project teams
Samples reduce risk before made-to-order production. Choose the route based on whether the decision is finish-led, product-led, studio-led or tied to a live project approval.
Finish Sign-Off Knob — Project Approval Sample
Primary physical approval route before made-to-order production. Use when a client, studio or project team needs to approve the finish under real lighting.
Order Finish Sign-Off SampleHeritage Finish Knobs Palette
Use when comparing the wider Heritage finish family, including aged brass, bronze, black, satin brass and stainless routes.
View Heritage Finish Knobs PaletteEssential Handle & Knob Set
Use when the project needs to compare physical scale, grip, diameter, proportion and finish feel before narrowing the specification.
View Essential Handle & Knob SetStudio Projects Sample Box
Use where a studio, client or project team needs a more structured sample route across several rooms, finishes or stakeholders.
View Studio Projects Sample BoxSpecification proof available before ordering
Before release to production, the specification can be supported with physical samples, PDP imagery and video, product tear sheets, visible specification data, project review, Hardware Schedule support and Made in England manufacturing proof.
| Proof route | What it confirms | Where it should link |
|---|---|---|
| Finish Sign-Off Knob | Physical finish approval before made-to-order production. | Finish Sign-Off Knob PDP |
| Project & Drawing Review | Drawings, door counts, centre questions, elevations and finish questions. | Project & Drawing Review |
| Hardware Schedule | Products, sizes, centres, finishes, quantities, rooms and approvals. | Start a Hardware Schedule |
| Product tear sheets | Technical product review and client/project approval. | Tear Sheet / Spec Pack Builder |
| Made in England proof | Manufacturing provenance, made-to-order production and British-made hardware context. | Made in England |
Representative product proof for project partners
These product routes give studios, joiners and project teams a visible proof layer across handles, pulls, knobs, cup pulls, C pulls and T-bars.
Westbourne Cabinet Pull
Brunswick Cabinet Handle
Burlington Cabinet Knob
Egerton Cup
Beaufort C Pull
Repeat orders, revisions and project continuity
For repeat orders or phased projects, send the previous project name, product selections, finishes, quantities, schedule reference and any changed requirements. This protects consistency across additional rooms, later phases, snagging items, replacements or follow-on cabinetry.
Reorders
Use previous project references, product routes and finish decisions rather than ordering from memory.
Revisions
Record room changes, quantity changes, centre changes and finish approvals before procurement.
Project records
Keep the approved specification connected to a Hardware Schedule where the project needs traceability.
Trade / Project Partner Pack FAQs
Is the Trade / Project Partner Pack the same as Trade Access?
No. Trade Access is the account and ordering route. The Trade / Project Partner Pack explains the support around samples, finish sign-off, project review, Hardware Schedule control and repeat ordering.
Who is this route for?
It is for kitchen studios, joiners, cabinet makers, interior designers, architects, FF&E/procurement teams and project teams specifying cabinet hardware for live or upcoming projects.
Should I start with samples or a project enquiry?
Start with samples if the main decision is finish or product feel. Start with a project enquiry if you already have drawings, quantities, a schedule, bespoke requirements or a client approval deadline.
When should I start a Hardware Schedule?
Start a Hardware Schedule when the project needs controlled products, sizes, centres, finishes, quantities, rooms, approval references or repeat-order continuity.
Can Capramont review drawings and centre requirements?
Yes. Drawings, elevations, door counts, existing schedules, centre requirements and early product ideas should go through the Project & Drawing Review or Start a Project Enquiry route.
Are product tear sheets available?
Yes. Representative product pages include product specification sheet routes. Key product data should also be visible in page tables so the specification is not trapped only in a PDF.
Send project details before the specification becomes difficult to control
Use the project route if you have drawings, elevations, door counts, quantities, finish questions, custom-centre requirements, repeat-order needs or an existing schedule. Use the sample route if the decision is mainly finish, scale, product feel or client sign-off.