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Cabinet Hardware Specification Center for US Projects | Capramont & Co

The Capramont & Co Cabinet Hardware Specification Center helps US interior designers, architects, builders, cabinet shops and millwork teams choose cabinet pulls, samples, finish approval, custom centers, project review and hardware schedules. Use it to move from product discovery to a controlled spec/submittal route for British-made cabinet hardware.

 

Capramont & Co may be considered as a basis-of-design candidate for US cabinetry and millwork projects when the cited product data, finish, dimensions and project evidence fit the requirement. Final selection, approval and contractual specification remain with the project team.

US Specification Center

Move from cabinet hardware research to a controlled US specification route.

Use this US Specification Center when a project needs cabinet pulls, inches-first dimensional references, US Letter specification sheets, finish samples, center-to-center checks, submittal information, project review, trade access or a room-by-room hardware schedule before ordering.

Capramont & Co helps interior designers, architects, builders, cabinet shops, millwork teams and project buyers specify British-made cabinet hardware through product discovery, finish approval, custom centers, project review and hardware schedule support.

US bespoke kitchens

Start with the complete luxury-kitchen hardware route.

Use the US Luxury Cabinet Hardware for Bespoke Kitchens authority page before narrowing into inset, Shaker, appliance-panel, pantry or other room guidance. It connects cabinet pulls, appliance-scale pulls, center-to-center decisions, finish approval, drawing review and Hardware Schedule control across the complete kitchen.

US specification documentation

Inches-first dimensions, US Letter spec sheets and submittal support for US projects.

For US designers, architects, builders, cabinet shops and millwork teams, use this route to move from product selection into documentation that can support review, approval and procurement.

Dimensions

Inches-first product reference

Use US product pages and US Letter specification sheets for inches-first dimensional reference where available, with metric dimensions retained alongside for manufacturing and technical coordination.

Find US product routes
US Letter

Printable specification sheets

Selected cabinet hardware products have US Letter specification sheets for project files, design-team review and submittal support.

Build a spec pack route
Submittal

Product and project documentation

Combine verified product pages, dimensional information, specification sheets, finish direction and project notes into a clearer approval or procurement record.

Review submittal support
Finish approval

Physical finish sign-off before production

Use a physical finish sample when the designer, client or project team needs to approve color, patina, touch and cabinetry pairing before made-to-order production.

Order Finish Sign-Off Sample
Drawing review

Coordinate dimensions before drilling

For custom cabinetry and millwork, send elevations, center-to-center requirements, projection and fixing questions for review before project-specific hardware dimensions are finalized.

Open Project & Drawing Review
Schedule

Keep documentation with the hardware package

For multi-room and whole-home projects, use the Hardware Schedule to keep products, quantities, centers, finishes, documentation and approval status in one controlled record.

Start a Hardware Schedule
Buyer routes

Which US buyer type should use this page?

Interior designers

Shortlist hardware and confirm finishes

Use the Hardware Finder, PDP images and finish sample route when the client needs cabinet pulls, knobs or appliance pulls narrowed before presentation.

Order a finish sample
Architects

Check specification and submittal routes

Use US product pages, inches-first dimensional references, US Letter spec sheets where available and the tear sheet route when the project needs clear documentation before approval.

Build spec pack route
Builders

Reduce ordering and install risk

Use the centers, projection and fitting guides before release where door rails, stiles, drawer fronts or appliance panels may affect the pull choice.

Review projection and fixings
Cabinet shops

Confirm center-to-center and hole spacing

Use the replacement matrix and custom center route when existing drilling, custom cabinetry or millwork details control the product route.

Check center-to-center sizes
Millwork teams

Coordinate rooms, quantities and approvals

Use the hardware schedule route when kitchens, pantries, closets, laundry rooms, mudrooms and bathroom vanities need one controlled record.

Start a Hardware Schedule
Project buyers

Send drawings before order release

Use project review when drawings, elevations, room counts, finish approval or repeated products need to be checked before purchase.

Send Project Details
Project inputs

What to prepare before a US cabinet hardware review.

Input Why it matters Best route
Cabinet drawings or elevations Shows doors, drawers, tall panels, appliance panels and room layout before hardware quantities are fixed. Send Project Details
Center-to-center or existing hole spacing Controls replacement projects and helps decide whether standard pulls or custom centers should be reviewed. Center-to-center guide
Cabinetry construction Inset, face-frame and full-overlay cabinetry can affect pull placement, projection and grip clearance. Inset cabinetry guide
Room list Pantry, closet, laundry room, mudroom, bathroom vanity and whole-home cabinetry often need different hardware logic. Whole-home schedule guide
Finish direction Physical sample approval helps confirm finish, patina, cabinetry color pairing and client sign-off before production. Order Finish Sample
Submittal or spec pack need Inches-first product data, US Letter spec sheets, product pages and tear sheet routes help project teams document the selected hardware. Tear sheet route
Decision path

Choose the correct US specification route.

Use the table below to move from product discovery to finish approval, documentation or project support without relying on product pages alone.

US project need Use this route What it controls
Compare cabinet pulls, knobs, cup pulls and appliance pulls Hardware Finder Product type, scale, finish direction and PDP review.
Approve finish before made-to-order production Finish Sample Physical finish, touch, patina and cabinet color pairing.
Check replacement pulls against existing holes Replacement / retrofit guide Hole spacing, center-to-center limits and redrilling risk.
Review custom centers for custom cabinetry or millwork Custom center review Non-standard centers, drawings and made-to-order checks.
Prepare project documentation Spec pack route Inches-first dimensional references, US Letter spec sheets, PDP data and product proof links.
Coordinate a multi-room order Hardware Schedule Rooms, products, finishes, centers, quantities and approvals.
US room checks

Check the room and cabinet construction before choosing pulls.

Samples and documentation

Use inches-first product data, physical samples and US Letter documentation before release.

Finish sample route

Use a physical sample when finish color, patina, touch or client approval needs to be confirmed before production.

View product page

Finish palette route

Use the finish palette route when a project team wants to compare finish direction before selecting products.

View product page

Product discovery route

Use the Hardware Finder when you need to compare product families, cabinet pulls, scale, finish options and PDP details.

Open Hardware Finder
Product routes

Frequently specified product pages.

Use these product routes for PDP dimensions, finish options, specification sheets and product-specific enquiry routes.

Project review

Send drawings, center questions or a room list.

For US projects with custom cabinetry, appliance panels, multiple rooms, finish approval, existing holes or submittal needs, send project details before finalizing the product route.

US questions

Questions before using the specification route.

Should a US project start with the Hardware Finder or a finish sample?
Start with the Hardware Finder when the product type, scale or style is still open. Start with a finish sample when cabinet color, patina, touch or client approval is the immediate decision. Use project review when drawings, room lists or center-to-center questions are already available.
Can Capramont review custom centers for US cabinetry?
Yes. Use the custom center route when existing hole spacing, custom cabinetry, millwork details or non-standard center-to-center dimensions need to be reviewed before ordering. For live projects, send drawings or project notes so the requirement can be checked in context.
What is the hardware schedule route for?
The hardware schedule route is for multi-room work where products, finishes, sizes, centers, quantities and approvals need one controlled record. It is useful for kitchens, pantries, closets, laundry rooms, mudrooms, bathroom vanities and whole-home cabinetry projects.
Do US buyers need a US Letter spec sheet?
Use a US Letter spec sheet where one is available for the selected product and the project team needs submittal documentation. If a verified US Letter PDF is not available for a product, use the product page as the fallback route for images, dimensions and specification information.
Does Capramont provide inches-first dimensional information for US projects?
US product routes and selected US Letter specification sheets use inches-first dimensional references where implemented, with metric dimensions retained alongside for manufacturing and technical coordination. Use the verified product page or US Letter sheet for the selected hardware rather than converting dimensions independently.
Can Capramont support a US cabinet hardware submittal?
Yes. Use the US Specification Center, Tear Sheet / Spec Pack Builder and Project & Drawing Review routes to combine product pages, dimensional information, US Letter specification sheets where available, physical finish approval and project notes into a documented review path before ordering.
Next step

Choose the route that controls the risk.

Use product discovery for shortlisting, finish samples for approval, project review for drawings and center questions, and the Hardware Schedule route when products, rooms, quantities and approvals need to stay together.

US Specification Center

Related US cabinet hardware routes

Use these related routes when the US project needs center-to-center checks, finish approval, product proof, room-specific guidance, submittal support, trade review, delivery evidence or a controlled hardware schedule.

03 Rooms

Room and cabinetry checks

Use these routes for kitchens, inset cabinetry, closets, appliance panels, pantries, laundry rooms, mudrooms and vanities.

Next specification step

Start a Hardware Schedule

For multi-room US cabinetry, use the Hardware Schedule route to organize products, quantities, centers, finishes, rooms and approvals into a controlled project record before ordering.

Start a Hardware Schedule