Beaufort Cabinet Handle
Centers: 3.6–14.3 in / 92–364 mm. Overall lengths: 4.2–14.9 in / 107–379 mm.
US Cabinet Hardware Tear Sheet & Spec Pack Builder | Capramont & Co
For US projects, this Capramont & Co guide explains how to build a cabinet hardware tear sheet and spec pack using product-page proof, US Letter spec sheets, center-to-center data, finish samples, project notes and Hardware Schedule support before client approval or ordering.
US submittal · Client approval
Turn product choices into a US-ready approval pack
A useful US tear sheet pack should let an interior designer, architect, builder, cabinet shop or millwork team see the exact product, US Letter documentation, center-to-center sizes, finish route, room use and next approval step without searching through separate emails.
US pack contents
Build the pack around what the US team must approve
The pack should help both the person approving the design and the person ordering or installing the hardware. Use US Letter spec sheets as support, then keep the main decision data visible in the Shopify page, schedule or project record.
| US pack item | What it confirms | Capramont route | US approval risk reduced |
|---|---|---|---|
| PDP link and product name | Exact cabinet pull, knob, T-bar or cup pull selected. | Hardware Finder and product page. | Prevents substitution, re-order and naming errors. |
| US Letter spec sheet | Downloadable product sheet for US project files and submittals. | Use verified US Letter links where available from the product record. | Keeps the documentation format aligned to US project workflows. |
| Center-to-center and size data | Hole spacing, overall length and selected size in inches with mm retained. | PDP specification data, product proof table and schedule record. | Reduces drilling, face-frame, drawer-front and replacement mistakes. |
| Finish sample status | Whether the real finish has been checked against cabinetry, lighting and appliances. | Finish Sign-Off Knob. | Prevents relying on screen color for production sign-off. |
| Room and cabinetry context | Kitchen, pantry, closet, laundry room, mudroom, bathroom vanity or whole-home use. | Project & Drawing Review. | Connects the hardware choice to the actual cabinet construction. |
| Schedule line item | Room, product, finish, size, centers, quantity, approval status and notes. | Start a Hardware Schedule. | Controls multi-room approvals, revised quantities and future re-orders. |
Submittal workflow
Use the right handoff for the project stage
01
Shortlist the product route
Select the cabinet pull, knob, cup pull, T-bar or appliance pull from the PDP, then keep the /en-us product link in the pack so the design team and cabinet shop are looking at the same item.
02
Check center-to-center before drilling
Record center-to-center size in inches first with mm retained. This matters for drawer fronts, door rails and stiles, replacement holes, face-frame cabinets and full-overlay doors.
03
Approve the finish physically
Use a finish sample when hardware must be reviewed against painted cabinetry, stone, timber, appliance finishes, bathroom vanity materials or room lighting before made-to-order production.
04
Escalate drawings into project review
Send elevations, door counts, rough room lists, appliance panel notes, refrigerator panel details or an early schedule when a US submittal needs technical context.
PDP + US Letter proof
Use these product records as US pack examples
These examples show how to keep the visible PDP, key inch/mm sizing and US Letter documentation together. Product images support shape and scale review; physical samples remain the safer route for finish approval.
Westbourne Cabinet Pull
Centers: 3.6–14.3 in / 92–364 mm. Overall lengths: 4.5–15.4 in / 114–392 mm.
Maddox Cabinet Handle
Centers: 3.3–22.1 in / 84–562 mm. Overall lengths: 6.7–27.2 in / 170–690 mm.
| US product route | Hardware type | Visible sizing / documentation | Use in US spec pack |
|---|---|---|---|
| Egerton Handle — P1 | Cabinet handle / appliance-panel route | Centers: 3.6–23.8 in / 92–604 mm. US Letter spec sheet. | Tall cabinetry, appliance panels, refrigerator panels and schedule-led projects. |
| Eccleston Cup | Cup pull | Centers: 2.0, 3.4 and 5.4 in / 50, 86 and 138 mm. US Letter spec sheet. | Drawer fronts, pantry cabinetry, laundry rooms and traditional schemes. |
| Brunswick T-Bar | T-bar | Lengths: 2.2 or 2.6 in / 56 or 65 mm. US Letter spec sheet. | Door and drawer review, sample comparison and smaller hardware positions. |
| Farringdon Round Knob | Cabinet knob | Diameters: 0.7–1.5 in / 19–38 mm. US Letter spec sheet. | Knob proof, finish comparisons, door rails and traditional cabinet layouts. |
Finish approval
Separate screen approval from finish sign-off
Product images and US Letter spec sheets can confirm shape, sizing and documentation. They cannot safely approve how a finish behaves against paint, stone, timber, appliance finishes, bath vanity materials or room lighting.
For made-to-order hardware, a physical sample gives the client, designer and project team a cleaner approval trail before production.
Finish Sign-Off Knob
Use the sample route when the finish needs to be approved against US project materials before made-to-order production.
Cabinetry checks
Add the construction notes that prevent US ordering errors
A US spec pack is stronger when it includes the installation context, not just the product link. Add the cabinetry type, room, drilling risk and approval owner before quotation or production.
| US context | What to check | Best Capramont action |
|---|---|---|
| Inset cabinetry | Projection, finger clearance, rail/stile spacing and drawer-front rhythm. | Check projection and fixings. |
| Face-frame cabinetry | Hole spacing, rail/stile width and consistent drilling across door runs. | Send drawings for review. |
| Full-overlay fronts | Pull length, centered placement, edge clearance and visual alignment. | Review size and placement. |
| Appliance or refrigerator panels | Long-pull sizing, fixing method, repeated use and schedule control. | Start a Hardware Schedule. |
| Closet, laundry room or mudroom cabinetry | High-use areas, finish selection, quantity grouping and re-order records. | Send US Project Details. |
Schedule control
Move to a Hardware Schedule when the pack becomes project-critical
Use a Hardware Schedule when the same project has multiple rooms, repeated quantities, appliance panels, custom centers, revised approvals, phased ordering or future re-order risk.
The schedule should hold room, product, finish, size, centers, quantity, approval status and quotation reference in one controlled record for the US project team.
US questions
Questions before issuing a US spec pack
What should a US cabinet hardware tear sheet include?
It should include the product name, /en-us PDP link, selected size, center-to-center data, finish route, image and US Letter spec sheet where available. For live projects, add room, quantity and approval notes.
Why show inches and millimeters together?
US teams often review dimensions in inches, while the product manufacturing data is metric. Showing inches first with mm retained makes the pack easier for US buyers without removing the exact source dimensions.
When should I use project review instead of a simple tear sheet?
Use project review when drawings, elevations, door counts, face-frame details, inset cabinetry, appliance panels, refrigerator panels, custom centers or multi-room quantities affect the hardware choice.
Can a US Letter spec sheet approve the finish?
No. A spec sheet supports product documentation, but finish approval should use a physical sample when the finish must be checked against cabinetry, stone, timber, appliance finishes or project lighting.
When does a spec pack become a Hardware Schedule?
It becomes a Hardware Schedule when the project needs line-item control across rooms, products, finishes, sizes, centers, quantities, approval status, revisions and future re-orders.
Send the information needed for a US review
Share product choices, drawings, elevations, door counts, appliance panel notes, finish direction or an existing schedule so Capramont can help organize the pack before approval or ordering.