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The Lexham Collection is a minimalist T-bar and cabinet knob family for American modern kitchens, slab cabinets, slim shaker fronts, walnut or oak veneer, closets, bedroom built-ins, media walls and luxury millwork. Made in England by Capramont & Co, Lexham is designed for projects that need a crisp single-point pull detail rather than a long cabinet pull or decorative knob.
Use this collection to compare Lexham T-bar lengths, knob diameters, baseplate and non-baseplate options, finish choices, replacement fit, bathroom suitability and room-by-room specification control. For live US projects, send cabinet elevations, closet layouts, millwork drawings, cabinet counts or existing hole positions before ordering so the hardware schedule can be checked before production.
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| Best for | Modern kitchens, slab cabinet doors, slim shaker fronts, closets, walnut or oak veneer, media built-ins, bedside cabinetry and millwork that needs a small architectural pull point. |
| Main products | Lexham T-Bar for the quietest pull route. Lexham T-Bar with Baseplate for more definition. Lexham Cabinet Knob and Lexham Knob with Baseplate for doors, uppers and furniture-scale details. |
| Key sizes | T-bars: 56 and 65 mm, approximately 2.20 and 2.56 inches. Knobs: 25, 31 and 38 mm, approximately 0.98, 1.22 and 1.50 inches. Lexham is a single-fixing hardware family. |
Lexham T-bar and knob specification checks
| Lexham T-Bar | The primary Lexham pull for kitchen drawers, cabinet doors, closet fronts, media built-ins and bedroom millwork. Use it where a compact T-bar gives the user a positive grip without turning the hardware into the main design feature. |
| T-Bar with Baseplate | The baseplate version for plain fronts, veneer, painted cabinetry and feature millwork where the pull needs a more deliberate landing point or slightly stronger visual structure. |
| Lexham Cabinet Knob | A restrained knob for upper cabinets, closet doors, smaller drawers, media cabinetry and furniture pieces. Use it where a T-bar would feel too directional or too wide for the cabinet face. |
| Knob with Baseplate | A more architectural knob route for flat cabinetry, veneer and built-ins. Use it where the knob should still feel minimal, but the door face needs more definition around the fixing point. |
Before selecting sizes
| Cabinet style | Lexham suits slab doors, plain panels, slim shaker fronts, walnut veneer, oak veneer and clean modern millwork. It works best where the hardware should look precise and intentional without adding decorative movement. |
| T-bar length | Lexham T-Bars are available in 56 and 65 mm lengths, approximately 2.20 and 2.56 inches. Use the shorter length for discreet touch points and the longer length where the hand needs a little more grip. |
| Knob diameter | Lexham Cabinet Knobs are available in 25, 31 and 38 mm diameters, approximately 0.98, 1.22 and 1.50 inches. Use the larger knob when the door face or built-in needs a stronger single-point detail. |
| Baseplate decision | Use no baseplate for the lowest visual weight. Use the baseplate version when the fixing point needs more definition, when the cabinetry is very plain, or when the millwork schedule needs a more architectural detail. |
| Finish approval | Confirm finish against veneer, cabinet paint, stone, appliances, lighting and plumbing finishes before production. Heritage finishes cover the main brass, bronze, black and satin stainless routes; selected Atelier options can support powder-coated black, satin nickel or 316L stainless directions. |
Project proof and replacement checks
| US measurement note | Use inch conversions for early planning, but confirm the final hardware size and fixing position in millimeters before ordering. This protects designers, cabinetmakers, millwork shops and installers from drilling errors. |
| Replacement use | Lexham works best for new drilling or existing single-hole hardware positions. It should not be treated as a direct replacement for two-hole cabinet pulls unless old holes are being filled, covered or the fronts are being remade. |
| Before release | Confirm T-bar lengths, knob diameters, baseplate options, projection, cabinet thickness, finish samples, room locations, quantities and bathroom or coastal material requirements in the Hardware Schedule before production. |
Lexham product route summary
| Best design fit | Contemporary, minimalist, Bauhaus, Japanese Modern and Industrial Luxe millwork where the hardware should act as a small precise touch point rather than a long pull or decorative feature. |
| US room use | Kitchens, pantries, closets, dressing rooms, bedrooms, bedside built-ins, media walls, living-room cabinetry, luxury apartments and boutique hospitality millwork. |
| Best hardware types | Use Lexham T-Bars for drawers, doors and compact grip points. Add Lexham Cabinet Knobs for uppers, smaller fronts and furniture-scale details. Choose baseplates where the hardware needs more definition. |
| Project control | For multi-room or whole-home projects, align T-bar sizes, knob sizes, baseplate choices, finish samples, room locations, quantities and material suitability in one Hardware Schedule before production. |
Best-fit US projects
Choose Lexham for high-end modern kitchens, slab-front cabinetry, slim shaker millwork, walnut or oak veneer, closet systems, bedside cabinetry, media built-ins and luxury apartments where the hardware should feel precise, small and architectural.
Lexham is less suitable for appliance panel pulls, long closet pulls, two-hole replacement pulls, ornate traditional cabinetry or Georgian and Art Deco statement schemes. For those directions, compare Hardware Finder routes, Beaufort, Harrington, Farringdon, Burlington, Egerton, Maddox or Westbourne before final selection.
Project and finish support
Capramont & Co Lexham T-bars and cabinet 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 powder-coated black, satin nickel on naval brass or 316L stainless specifications.
For US projects, confirm whether the schedule is being specified in inches, millimeters or both. Then check T-bar length, knob diameter, baseplate choice, fixing position, projection, finish sign-off, bathroom suitability and room quantities before the final order is released.
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