Beaufort Cabinet Handle
Centres: 92, 124, 156, 220, 284, 364 mm. Overall lengths: 107, 139, 171, 235, 299, 379 mm.
Cabinet Hardware Tear Sheet & Spec Pack Builder | Capramont & Co
Capramont & Co’s Tear Sheet & Spec Pack Builder helps kitchen studios, joiners, cabinet makers, interior designers and project teams gather British-made cabinet hardware tear sheets, PDP images, finish sign-off samples and specification data for client approval. Select products, confirm finishes and send project details when a controlled Hardware Schedule or quotation pack is needed.
Tear sheets · Client sign-off
Build a tear sheet and product proof pack before approval
Use this page to assemble the visible proof a studio, joiner, designer, architect or client needs before approving made-to-order cabinet hardware. The pack should combine product pages, UK A4 tear sheets, finish proof, sample routes and project notes.
What to include
What a Capramont spec pack should contain
The pack should be useful to both the client and the person fitting or ordering the hardware. Keep the product proof on the page and use PDFs as supporting downloads, not the only source of specification data.
| Spec-pack item | Why it matters | Capramont route | Approval note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Product name and PDP link | Avoids substitution, naming and re-order errors. | Hardware Finder or product page. | Record the exact product selected. |
| Size and centre-to-centre data | Supports joinery, replacement work and client approval. | PDP specification data and UK A4 tear sheet. | Do not leave centres only inside a PDF. |
| Finish family and finish sample | Controls brass tone, patina, contrast and room consistency. | Finish Sign-Off Knob or sample route. | Physical finish sign-off is safest before production. |
| Product image or video | Helps client and design-team visual review. | PDP imagery, product media and proof cards. | Use images for scale and shape, not finish approval alone. |
| Project notes | Captures room, cabinetry, quantity, deadline and approval context. | Project & Drawing Review. | Use when drawings, elevations or door counts are involved. |
| Hardware Schedule | Controls products, sizes, centres, finishes, quantities and approvals. | Start a Hardware Schedule. | Use for multi-room, project-led or re-order-sensitive work. |
Buyer route
Choose the correct route before ordering
01
Simple product review
Use the PDP, visible specification data and UK A4 tear sheet when one product is being reviewed and the size/finish is already clear.
02
Finish approval
Use a physical sample when the finish needs to be approved against cabinetry, stone, timber, lighting or a client presentation pack.
03
Project or drawing review
Send drawings, elevations, door counts, proposed products, finish notes or existing schedules when the choice needs technical context.
04
Hardware Schedule control
Use a Hardware Schedule when quantities, rooms, sizes, centres, finishes and approvals need to be held in one controlled project record.
Product proof
Representative product proof for tear sheets and spec packs
Use these examples as the visible product-proof layer. Keep the PDP link, key dimensions and UK A4 tear-sheet route close together so the page is useful for buyers.
Westbourne Cabinet Pull
Centres: 92, 124, 156, 220, 284, 364 mm. Overall lengths: 114, 146, 178, 242, 306, 392 mm.
Maddox Cabinet Handle
Centres: 84, 124, 134, 204, 264, 322, 562 mm. Overall lengths: 170, 210, 240, 310, 370, 450, 690 mm.
| Product route | Product family | Visible specification proof | Best use in pack |
|---|---|---|---|
| Egerton Handle — P1 | Cabinet handle / appliance-bank route | Centres: 92, 124, 156, 220, 284, 364, 604 mm. UK A4 tear sheet. | Tall units, appliance banks and project schedules. |
| Eccleston Cup | Cup pull | Centres: 50, 86, 138 mm. Overall lengths: 60, 96, 148 mm. UK A4 tear sheet. | Drawer-front, utility and traditional/Deco-led schemes. |
| Brunswick T-Bar | T-bar | Product size and finish route shown on PDP. UK A4 tear sheet. | Door/drawer proof, sample comparison and client presentation packs. |
| Farringdon Round Knob | Cabinet knob | Ø25 mm standard knob class. UK A4 tear sheet. | Knob proof, finish sign-off comparison and traditional cabinetry packs. |
Finish proof
Do not use a tear sheet as finish sign-off
A tear sheet records the product and dimensions. Physical finish sign-off confirms how the selected finish behaves against paint, timber, stone, lighting and wider room materials before made-to-order production.
Finish Sign-Off Knob
Primary physical approval route when the finish needs to be signed off before production.
Project control
When a spec pack should become a Hardware Schedule
Move beyond a simple tear sheet pack when the project includes multiple rooms, repeated quantities, appliance fronts, custom centres, revised approvals, phased ordering or future re-order risk.
A Hardware Schedule should hold product, size, centres, finish, quantity, room, approval status and quotation reference in one controlled record.
Common questions
Tear sheet and spec pack FAQs
What is a cabinet hardware tear sheet?
A cabinet hardware tear sheet is a product specification document used for review, client sign-off and project records. It should support the product name, size, centres, finish route, image and PDP link.
What should a cabinet hardware spec pack include?
A spec pack should include the selected products, PDP links, tear sheets, finish notes, sample status, quantities if known and approval comments. For larger projects, it should connect to a Hardware Schedule.
Do I need physical finish samples as well as tear sheets?
Yes. A tear sheet records the product, while a physical sample helps approve the real finish against cabinetry, stone, timber, lighting and client expectations before made-to-order production.
When should I send project details?
Send project details when drawings, elevations, door counts, quantities, custom centres, appliance fronts, multiple rooms or client approvals are involved. This reduces specification risk before quotation or production.
Should this page include CAD files?
This page can link to CAD or technical data, but its main role is client-ready tear sheets, finish proof and spec-pack workflow. CAD should remain part of the dedicated technical-data route.
Request a tear sheet or spec pack review
For one product, use the PDP and tear sheet. For a project, send product choices, drawings, elevations, door counts, finish direction or an existing schedule.