Shortlist the product family
Use Hardware Finder, Hardware Collections and Architectural Styles to narrow the cabinet pull, knob, C pull or appliance pull route.
Made in England Cabinet Hardware Guide for US Projects | Capramont & Co
For US designers, cabinet shops and project teams, Capramont & Co’s Made in England cabinet hardware can be specified with visible product data, finish samples, US Letter spec sheets, center-to-center checks, drawing review and Hardware Schedule support before made-to-order production is released.
US specification proof · Made in England · Center-to-center control
What US project teams can verify before approving a cabinet hardware package
Use this guide after the page introduction to check whether Capramont cabinet pulls, knobs and related hardware have the documentation a US designer, cabinet shop, architect or procurement team needs before a project order is released.
US buyer workflow
The approval path before made-to-order release
A US specification normally needs more than a product image. The safer route is to make the material, finish, scale, center-to-center sizes and project documentation visible before the order moves into production.
Check centers in inches and mm
Confirm the center-to-center size, overall length, projection requirement and fixing route. This matters for face-frame, inset, full-overlay, slab and replacement cabinetry where drilling cannot be guessed.
Approve the finish physically
Use a Finish Sign-Off Knob or sample route before production when the client needs to compare brass, dark bronze, black or specialist finish directions in the real room setting.
Route drawings before release
For elevations, door counts, existing holes, custom centers or a whole-home package, send details through Project & Drawing Review before placing the final order.
US cabinetry fit checks
Where Made in England hardware needs a US specification check
The same product can behave differently across US cabinet construction types. Check scale, grip clearance, projection and drilling before production, especially on inset cabinetry and appliance panels.
| US cabinetry situation | What to verify | Best Capramont route |
|---|---|---|
| Inset cabinet doors and drawers | Projection, finger clearance, edge detail and consistent center-to-center drilling. | Projection / Finger Clearance / Fixings Guide |
| Face-frame or slim-frame shaker cabinetry | Rail and stile width, knob or pull scale, and whether the center size suits the frame. | Size & Placement Guide |
| Full-overlay and slab fronts | Long horizontal pull length, projection, finish contrast and repeated alignment across drawer banks. | Hardware Finder |
| Closets, wardrobes and dressing rooms | Long-pull scale, repeat finish approval and whole-room consistency. | Closet and Wardrobe Hardware Guide |
| Laundry rooms, mudrooms and pantry cabinetry | High-use grip, finish durability, projection and practical spacing. | Pantry and Utility Cabinet Hardware Guide |
| Appliance panels and tall doors | Pull length, fixing strength, hand clearance and alignment with adjacent cabinet pulls. | Appliance Pull & Tall Unit Hardware Guide |
Documentation and submittal support
Build the US project pack around visible proof
For a US submittal, client approval or cabinet shop review, keep the decision record clear: product page, finish route, center-to-center size, US Letter spec sheet where available, drawing notes and schedule status.
| Proof item | Why it matters for US projects | Action |
|---|---|---|
| US Letter spec sheet | Gives US teams a print-friendly product reference for client packs, cabinet shop checks and specification folders. | Use the verified US Letter links on the product cards below. |
| Product page data | Keeps images, finish options, centers and product context tied to the live PDP. | View Hardware Finder |
| Finish sample or sign-off knob | Reduces finish mismatch risk before made-to-order production begins. | Order Finish Sign-Off Sample |
| Drawing and center review | Useful for custom centers, existing holes, appliance panels or non-standard joinery. | Send project details |
| Hardware Schedule | Controls product, finish, center, quantity, room and approval status for multi-room packages. | Start a Hardware Schedule |
Product evidence for US specifiers
Representative product proof with US Letter spec sheets
These product routes connect the manufacturing claim to the decision data a US buyer can review: product imagery, centers, overall sizing, PDP context and verified US Letter spec sheets where available in the source export.
Beaufort Cabinet Handle
- Centers: 3.6–14.3 in / 92–364 mm center-to-center
- Overall length range: 4.2–14.9 in / 107–379 mm
- Clean bar pull proof for slab, slim shaker, closet and appliance-adjacent runs.
- US cabinetry runs needing a quiet architectural pull with repeatable centers.
Beaufort C Pull
- Centers: 1.3–2.3 in / 32–58 mm center-to-center
- Overall length range: 1.7–2.8 in / 44–70 mm
- Low-profile pull proof for technical joinery, narrow drawers and compact cabinet fronts.
- Small-format drawers, vanity details and fitted furniture where grip depth must be checked.
Westbourne Cabinet Pull
- Centers: 3.6–14.3 in / 92–364 mm center-to-center
- Overall length range: 4.5–15.4 in / 114–392 mm
- Linear Art Deco pull proof for high-end kitchen, bar and dressing-room cabinetry.
- US designers reviewing scale, finish direction and a more decorative pull profile.
Brunswick Cabinet Handle
- Centers: 6.2–26.6 in / 158–675 mm center-to-center
- Overall length range: 6.7–27.2 in / 170–690 mm
- Contemporary classic pull proof for whole-home cabinetry schedules and long elevations.
- Multi-room schedules where repeated pull families need clear sizes and spec sheets.
Farringdon Handle
- Centers: 3.6–23.8 in / 92–604 mm center-to-center
- Overall length range: 4.3–24.6 in / 108–626 mm
- Classic pull proof for kitchens, pantries, utility rooms and taller cabinet doors.
- Project packages where short, medium and appliance-scale pull choices need one family.
Maddox Cabinet Handle
- Centers: 3.3–22.1 in / 84–562 mm center-to-center
- Overall length range: 6.7–27.2 in / 170–690 mm
- Mid-century and Scandinavian proof route with the corrected 322 mm center option visible.
- US cabinetry where center planning and repeatable drilling matter before production.
Finish approval before production
Use samples when the US client needs physical confidence
A screen can show finish direction, but a physical sample is the safer approval point before made-to-order production. Choose the sample route that matches the stage of the project.
Finish Sign-Off Knob
Use when a US client or design team needs to approve one physical finish direction before production.
Heritage Finish Knobs Palette
Use when a studio wants to compare the Heritage finish family physically before narrowing the hardware schedule.
Studio Projects Sample Box
Use for broader supplier review, design presentations or early product-and-finish comparison.
Production release checklist
What to confirm before the US order is released
| Before release | What should be agreed | Where to route it |
|---|---|---|
| Product and finish | Collection, hardware type, finish direction and quantity. | Material & Finish Comparison Guide |
| Centers and drilling | Center-to-center size, existing holes, custom centers and installer notes. | Common Center-to-Center Guide |
| Lead time | Standard Heritage production is 4–6 weeks; Atelier materials and finishes may require 6–8 weeks. | Lead Times & Scheduling |
| Project record | Room, location, product, finish, size, center, quantity and approval status. | Start a Hardware Schedule |
| Trade or project review | Whether the studio, cabinet shop or project buyer needs trade review before ordering. | Trade Access |
US specification checks
Questions to settle before a US project order
Can US buyers use US Letter spec sheets?
Yes. Where verified US Letter files are available in the product export, this page links to those spec sheets directly. Where a product does not have a verified US Letter file, use the /en-us product page as the fallback proof route.
Should centers be checked in inches or millimeters?
Use both. US teams often discuss cabinet pulls in inches, while the product data and machining route may include millimeter centers. Confirm the exact center-to-center size before drilling, especially for replacement work, inset cabinetry and appliance panels.
What is the safest finish approval route?
The safest finish route is a physical sample or Finish Sign-Off Knob before production. This is useful when the hardware needs to match cabinetry color, stone, lighting, metal fixtures or an approval board for a whole-home project.
When should drawings be sent?
Send drawings when there are custom centers, existing holes, appliance panels, a complete cabinet schedule or uncertainty around scale and placement. A project review helps resolve details before a made-to-order package is released.