Finish Sign-Off Knob
Use this physical sample route when a cabinet color, stone, timber or appliance finish must be approved before made-to-order production.
Project & Drawing Review for US Cabinet Hardware
Capramont & Co’s Project & Drawing Review helps US interior designers, architects, builders, cabinet shops and millwork teams send drawings, elevations, door counts, center-to-center questions and finish notes before ordering British-made cabinet hardware. Use it to confirm the right product route, finish sample, custom-center review, submittal pack or Hardware Schedule.
US project workflow
Send US drawings, elevations and cabinet schedules before the hardware is ordered
Use this route when a US project needs review before a cabinet pull, knob, cup pull or finish route is released. Capramont & Co can review drawings, elevations, door and drawer counts, hole spacing, finish notes, product shortlists and schedule questions before the correct sample, submittal or Hardware Schedule route is chosen.
A review route for US designers, builders, cabinet shops and millwork teams
This page is for project-led cabinet hardware decisions where product selection, finish approval, center-to-center sizing or documentation needs to be checked before ordering.
Interior designers
Use the review when finish, scale, client sign-off or whole-home consistency needs to be agreed before ordering.
Send Project DetailsArchitects and specifiers
Use it when drawings, submittals, product references or finish samples need to support a documented specification.
Build a spec pack routeBuilders and remodelers
Use it when replacement holes, schedule timing, room counts or hardware location decisions need confirmation.
Check center-to-center sizingCabinet shops
Use it for custom cabinetry, face-frame, inset, full-overlay or appliance-panel projects with detailed hardware needs.
Review custom centersWhat to send for a useful drawing review
You can start before every decision is final. The most useful submissions show how the cabinetry is built, where the hardware will sit, what finish approval is needed and whether the project should become a controlled schedule.
| US project detail | Use it when | What Capramont checks |
|---|---|---|
| Cabinet drawings and elevations | Kitchens, closets, bathroom vanities, pantries, laundry rooms, mudrooms or whole-home cabinetry | Hardware type, pull scale, placement risk, finish route and whether a Hardware Schedule is needed. |
| Door and drawer count | Quantity planning, room-by-room review or quote preparation | Products, quantities, repeated sizes, room grouping and schedule logic. |
| Existing hole spacing | Replacement projects or remodels where drilling must be avoided or minimized | Center-to-center fit, best product route and whether custom centers should be reviewed. |
| Cabinet construction type | Inset cabinetry, face-frame cabinetry, full-overlay doors or slab drawer fronts | Projection, grip clearance, rail and stile position, visual balance and fixing route. |
| Appliance or refrigerator panels | Integrated refrigerator, freezer, dishwasher or tall appliance panels are included | Pull scale, fixing confidence, long-pull suitability and Hardware Schedule control. |
| Finish and material notes | Cabinet color, timber, stone, plumbing finish, appliance finish or room lighting affects approval | Finish sample route, finish sign-off requirement and product/finish consistency. |
| Submittal or spec pack needs | The project team needs product references, spec sheets or client approval documents | Which PDPs, US Letter spec sheets, finish samples and tear-sheet routes should support the project. |
| Project stage and timing | The project is in design development, pricing, procurement, installation planning or revision | The next step: product shortlist, finish sample, project enquiry, trade review or Hardware Schedule. |
Review path
How the US review route reduces ordering risk
The review is designed to catch the practical questions that often appear between design intent and final ordering: center-to-center sizing, projection, grip clearance, finish approval, room counts and documentation.
- Cabinet pull, knob, cup pull or long-pull route
- Center-to-center hole spacing and custom-center requirements
- Inset, face-frame and full-overlay cabinetry checks
- Appliance panel and refrigerator panel hardware questions
- Finish sample and physical sign-off route
- US Letter spec sheet and submittal support where available
Next-step decision
Not every project needs the same workflow
A single room may only need product direction and finish approval. A whole-home, builder-led or cabinet-shop project may need a Hardware Schedule so products, sizes, centers, finishes, rooms and approvals stay controlled.
Shortlist route
Use when the project needs product direction, finish comparison or a small number of hardware choices.
Schedule route
Use when drawings, rooms, quantities, approvals and revisions need one controlled project record.
From drawings to product route, sample route or Hardware Schedule
Send files
Share drawings, elevations, room lists, counts, product notes, finish questions or existing hole spacing.
Identify the route
Capramont reviews whether the project needs product advice, a sample, custom centers or a schedule.
Check dimensions
Center-to-center sizing, projection, grip clearance and appliance panel requirements are considered where supplied.
Support submittals
Product pages, images, US Letter spec sheets and finish samples are used where available and relevant.
Move forward
The project moves to sample approval, product enquiry, trade review or a controlled Hardware Schedule.
Product pages and US Letter spec sheets available before ordering
Use verified product pages, product imagery, physical finish samples and US Letter spec sheets where available.
Beaufort Cabinet Handle
A clean cabinet pull route for slab fronts, face-frame cabinetry and technical center-to-center checks in US projects.
Westbourne Cabinet Pull
A project-led pull option for feature joinery, flat fronts, closets and Art Deco-influenced cabinetry packages.
Brunswick Cabinet Handle
A long-handle route for kitchens, closets, appliance-adjacent panels and whole-home Hardware Schedule planning.
Manresa Cabinet Handle
A long-pull option for custom cabinetry, millwork teams, room schedules and repeated drawer-front layouts.
Eccleston Cup
A cup pull route for drawer fronts where center spacing, finish approval and spec-sheet documentation matter.
Product examples for center-to-center checks and submittals
Use these examples to compare product route, center spacing and documentation before sending drawings or approving a Hardware Schedule.
| Product route | Centers / sizes | Best US use | Links |
|---|---|---|---|
| Beaufort Cabinet Handle | 3.6–14.3 in / 92–364 mm center-to-center. | Slab fronts, full-overlay doors, face-frame cabinetry and precise pull alignment. | Product page · US Letter spec sheet |
| Westbourne Cabinet Pull | 3.6–14.3 in / 92–364 mm center-to-center. | Feature panels, closets, flat-front cabinetry and Art Deco-led product review. | Product page · US Letter spec sheet |
| Brunswick Cabinet Handle | 6.2–26.6 in / 158–675 mm centers. Overall: 6.7–27.2 in / 170–690 mm. | Whole-home packages, cabinet shop schedules, tall doors and appliance-adjacent panels. | Product page · US Letter spec sheet |
| Manresa Cabinet Handle | 3.9–23.6 in / 98–600 mm centers. Overall: 6.7–27.2 in / 170–690 mm. | Custom millwork, long drawer fronts, schedule-led projects and large room packages. | Product page · US Letter spec sheet |
| Eccleston Cup | 2.0, 3.4 or 5.4 in / 50, 86 or 138 mm centers. Overall: 2.4, 3.8 or 5.8 in / 60, 96 or 148 mm. | Drawer fronts, inset cabinetry, traditional detailing and Deco-led cabinet hardware packages. | Product page · US Letter spec sheet |
| Finish Sign-Off Knob | Physical finish approval sample route. | Client sign-off before made-to-order production where finish approval matters. | View product page |
Finish approval
Approve finishes physically when the cabinet color or room finish matters
Send cabinet color, timber, stone, appliance finish, plumbing finish, room lighting and moodboard notes when the hardware must work across more than one room or surface.
- Use a finish sample before made-to-order production is released.
- Use the Finish Sign-Off Knob when client approval is part of the process.
- Use the finish guide when choosing between brass, bronze, nickel, black or stainless routes.
Centers and hole spacing
Check center-to-center spacing before replacement, remodel or custom millwork orders
If the project uses existing holes, non-standard drawer widths or custom cabinetry, include center-to-center measurements and relevant elevation notes with the enquiry.
- Measure from the center of one fixing hole to the center of the other.
- Include drawer-front width, door rail and stile positions where possible.
- State whether the work is new cabinetry, replacement hardware or a retrofit.
Match the project stage to the correct US support route
Use the route below to move from early drawings into samples, product review, trade support or a controlled schedule.
| Project stage | Best route | Why it helps | Go there |
|---|---|---|---|
| New to Capramont & Co | Introduction route | Best for an early supplier, product or trade/project conversation. | Request a remote review |
| Drawings ready for review | Project details route | Best for drawings, elevations, counts, product shortlists and finish questions. | Send Project Details |
| Multi-room or whole-home project | Hardware Schedule route | Best when products, quantities, centers, finishes, rooms and approvals need control. | Start a Hardware Schedule |
| Trade or cabinet shop enquiry | Trade access route | Best for repeat specification, cabinet shop work, approved trade pricing or project support. | Apply for Trade Access |
| Product discovery only | Hardware Finder | Best when the project team wants to compare collections, sizes and product types first. | View Hardware Finder |
Project and drawing review FAQs for US projects
Can I send Capramont & Co drawings for a US cabinetry project?
Yes. You can send drawings, elevations, room lists, door and drawer counts, finish notes and existing hole spacing so Capramont & Co can recommend the correct cabinet hardware route.
Do I need final construction drawings before starting?
No. Early drawings, rough counts, mood references, cabinet type notes and finish questions can be enough for initial product direction. Final ordering may still require confirmed quantities, finish approval and schedule control.
What is center-to-center spacing?
Center-to-center spacing is the distance from the center of one fixing hole to the center of the other. It matters for replacement hardware, remodels, custom center requests and cabinet shop drilling layouts.
Can this help with face-frame, inset or full-overlay cabinetry?
Yes. Include the cabinetry type and elevations where possible. Projection, grip clearance, rail and stile position, drawer-front proportions and repeated cabinet lines can all affect hardware choice.
Should appliance panels be sent for review?
Yes. Refrigerator panels, dishwasher panels and tall appliance panels often need different pull scale and fixing confidence. Send elevations, panel dimensions and any product preferences with the enquiry.
When should a US project move into a Hardware Schedule?
Use a Hardware Schedule when the project has multiple rooms, repeated product choices, approved finishes, room-by-room quantities, revisions or a team that needs one controlled record before ordering.
Are US Letter spec sheets available?
US Letter spec sheets are available for selected product examples on this page. Where a verified US Letter PDF is not available, the product page should be used as the specification fallback.
Does a drawing review replace final approval?
No. A drawing review helps narrow the route, but final ordering may still need confirmed quantities, center-to-center sizing, finish sign-off, product approval and Hardware Schedule confirmation.
Send the project before product, finish and center decisions are fixed
Use the US project review route when drawings, elevations, center-to-center questions, finish approval or schedule control could affect the cabinet hardware specification.