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The Egerton Collection is a bold Art Deco cabinet pull, cup pull and knob family for American kitchens, closets, bars, media built-ins, luxury apartments and hospitality millwork. Made in England by Capramont & Co, Egerton is designed for projects that need stepped geometry, strong shadow lines and a more architectural alternative to plain cabinet pulls.
Use this collection to compare Egerton pull centers, overall lengths, baseplate and non-baseplate options, cup pull sizes, knob diameters, finish options and room-by-room specification fit. For live US projects, send drawings, cabinet elevations, closet layouts, appliance panel requirements or required centers before ordering so the hardware schedule can be checked before production.
Egerton cabinet pull specification checks
| Egerton P1 Pull | A bridge-style cabinet pull for drawer banks, pantry doors, closet millwork, media cabinetry and bar built-ins. Use it when the project needs a strong Art Deco pull without adding a baseplate behind the posts. |
| Egerton P1B Pull | The baseplate version for stronger presence, more visible detailing and some replacement or retrofit situations where a larger footprint is useful. Best on feature drawers, tall fronts and cabinetry that should carry a statement pull. |
| Egerton P2 Pull | A flatter rectangular pull with stepped face tracks. Use this route where the cabinet design needs a cleaner pull profile for flat fronts, fluted panels or built-ins, while still keeping Egerton’s geometric identity. |
| Egerton Cup Pull | A rectangular cup pull for kitchen drawers, bar drawers, media built-ins, bedroom furniture and feature millwork. Use it where a drawer pull should be compact, recessed and visibly Art Deco. |
| Egerton Cabinet Knob | A matching stepped knob for upper cabinets, smaller drawer faces, closet doors, bedside pieces, vanities and built-in furniture where a full pull would feel too long. |
Before selecting sizes
| Cabinet style | Egerton suits shaker kitchens, inset-style cabinetry, paneled built-ins, fluted fronts, ribbed panels, bold veneers and dark painted millwork. It is strongest where the hardware should be noticed as part of the design. |
| Pull centers | Egerton cabinet pulls are available in 92, 124, 156, 220, 284, 364 and 604 mm center-to-center sizes. These convert approximately to 3.62, 4.88, 6.14, 8.66, 11.18, 14.33 and 23.78 inches. |
| Overall length | P1 overall lengths run from 104 to 622 mm. P1B overall lengths run from 104 to 616 mm. P2 overall lengths run from 116 to 628 mm. Always drill from the confirmed center-to-center size, not the overall length. |
| Cup pulls and knobs | Egerton Cup Pulls are available in 50, 86 and 138 mm centers, approximately 1.97, 3.39 and 5.43 inches. Egerton knobs are available in 25, 31 and 38 mm diameters, approximately 0.98, 1.22 and 1.50 inches. |
| Finish approval | Confirm finish against cabinetry, stone, tile, lighting and plumbing finishes before production. Heritage finishes cover the main brass, bronze, black and satin stainless routes; selected Atelier options can support naval brass, satin nickel, powder-coated white or 316L stainless directions. |
Egerton product route summary
| Best design fit | Art Deco, Linear Deco, architectural modern classic and statement millwork where the pull, cup pull or knob should create a visible rhythm across the elevation. |
| US room use | Kitchens, pantries, closets, dressing rooms, media built-ins, living-room cabinetry, bars, games rooms, bedroom furniture, luxury apartments and boutique hospitality millwork. |
| Best hardware types | Use Egerton cabinet pulls for main runs, tall fronts and appliance-panel scale. Add cup pulls for drawer-heavy areas and knobs for upper cabinets, closet doors and furniture-scale details. |
| Project control | For whole-home or multi-room projects, align pull profile, centers, cup sizes, knob diameters, finish samples, room locations, quantities and appliance-panel requirements in one Hardware Schedule before production. |
Best-fit US projects
Choose Egerton for Art Deco inspired kitchens, dark painted cabinetry, fluted cabinet fronts, inset-style millwork, closet systems, bar cabinetry, media walls, games rooms, boutique hotels and luxury apartment built-ins where the hardware should be one of the defining design elements.
Egerton is less suitable for plain minimalist cabinet packages, soft Scandinavian interiors, simple utility-room replacement pulls or cabinetry where the hardware should almost disappear. For those directions, compare Hardware Finder routes, Beaufort, Burlington, Eccleston, Maddox or Modern Architectural hardware before final selection.
Project and finish support
Capramont & Co Egerton cabinet pulls, cup pulls and knobs are made in England for project-led interiors. Heritage finishes cover aged brass, Fine English antique brass, dark aged brass, bronze, black, satin brass and satin stainless directions, while selected Atelier options can be reviewed for naval brass, satin nickel, powder-coated white or 316L stainless specifications.
For US projects, confirm whether the schedule is being specified in inches, millimeters or both. Then check center-to-center sizes, overall lengths, baseplate requirements, cup pull sizes, knob diameters, projection, finish sign-off and room quantities before the final order is released.
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