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Capramont & Co cup pulls are made-to-order solid metal drawer pulls, manufactured in England for kitchens, pantries, utilities, boot rooms, wardrobes, bathroom furniture, media joinery and fitted furniture. Use this collection when the project needs an enclosed recessed grip for drawer fronts, drawer banks and furniture-led cabinetry where a standard handle would feel too projecting or too visually strong.
Use this page to compare cup pull families, centres, overall width, finger clearance, projection, finish route, drawer suitability and room use before shortlisting products. For live projects, send drawings, elevations, room quantities or existing centre requirements before ordering so the cup pull specification can be checked before production.
Cup pull specification checks
| Drawer use | Cup pulls are strongest on drawer fronts, pantry drawers, utility drawers, bathroom vanity drawers and furniture-led cabinetry where a recessed handhold gives practical grip without a long projecting handle. |
| Centres | Confirm fixing centres before drilling or replacement. Eccleston and Egerton cup pulls use 50, 86 and 138 mm centres, with 60, 96 and 148 mm overall widths. |
| Finger clearance | Check the enclosed grip depth and lower edge comfort. A cup pull should feel secure in daily use without catching fingers or feeling cramped on heavier drawers. |
| Door style | Cup pulls work best on classic shaker, in-frame, panelled, beaded, drawer-led and Deco-influenced cabinetry. They are usually less suitable for very hard minimalist slab-door schemes. |
| Schedule control | For kitchens, pantries, utilities, wardrobes and bathroom furniture, keep product family, centres, finish, quantity and drawer positions in one hardware schedule before production. |
Cup pull family routes
| Eccleston | A softened Art Deco cup pull with nested stepped arcs and a quiet fan-like motif. Use for kitchen drawer banks, pantry storage, utilities and bathroom vanities where Deco reference should remain measured rather than heavy. |
| Egerton | A more linear Deco cup pull with crisp stepped tracks and formal proportion. Use where drawer banks, wardrobe internals, bar cabinetry or fitted furniture need stronger line, shadow and repeated horizontal rhythm. |
| Farringdon | A classical and transitional cup pull for Georgian, Edwardian, heritage classic and contemporary classic cabinetry. Use for in-frame kitchens, pantries, formal wardrobes and softer drawer-led fitted furniture. |
Cup pull quick specification answer
| Best applications | Kitchen drawer banks, pantry drawers, utility rooms, boot rooms, bathroom vanities, wardrobe drawers, bar cabinetry and furniture-led fitted joinery. |
| Best collections | Eccleston for softened Deco drawer runs, Egerton for sharper linear Deco work and Farringdon for classical, transitional or heritage-led cabinetry. |
| Use with other hardware | Cup pulls often work best with knobs on doors and handles on tall doors or appliance-height fronts. Keep collection, finish and room logic controlled. |
| Main risk | Wrong centres, cramped finger clearance, inconsistent drawer placement or mixing unrelated cup pull families can make a premium kitchen or joinery scheme feel unresolved. |
| Best next step | Choose the cup pull family, confirm centres and finish, then review the drawer schedule before release if the project includes several rooms or repeated drawer banks. |
When cup pulls are the right choice
Choose cup pulls when the cabinetry is drawer-led and the design needs recessed grip, traditional familiarity or Deco rhythm. They are particularly useful on shaker kitchens, pantry drawer banks, utility storage, boot rooms, bathroom vanities and furniture-style fitted joinery.
For tall doors, wardrobes and appliance-height fronts, cabinet handles may give better leverage. For smaller cabinet doors, knobs or T-bars may be more suitable. For modern low-projection slab cabinetry, C-pulls may give a cleaner architectural result.
Project and finish support
Capramont & Co cup pulls are manufactured in England for specification-led interiors. Cup pulls can be selected by family, centres, overall width, projection, finish, material route and room use, with finish sign-off and project review available before production.
For whole-home joinery packages, keep cup pull decisions inside one controlled schedule. This helps kitchen drawers, pantry storage, utilities, wardrobes, bathroom furniture and media joinery stay aligned across finish, centres, quantity and placement.
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