US Trade Project Partner Pack | Capramont & Co
For US cabinetry projects, the Trade Project Partner Pack explains how Capramont & Co supports approved trade and project-led buyers with samples, finish sign-off, product proof, project review, Hardware Schedule control and repeat-order continuity before made-to-order British cabinet hardware is released to production.
Route US cabinet hardware projects before the order is fixed
Use this route when a US kitchen, closet, bath, mudroom, laundry room or whole-home cabinetry package needs controlled product selection, finish approval, center-to-center checks, sample review, project notes, repeat-order continuity or a Hardware Schedule before production.
Choose the route by how much control the project needs
| US buyer / team | When this route is useful | Best next step | Supporting proof |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kitchen studio or showroom | Repeat specifications, client-facing sample approval, trade account review and clear reordering. | Apply for Trade Access | Samples, PDP imagery, US Letter spec sheets and Hardware Schedule support. |
| Cabinet shop / millwork team | Center-to-center sizes, fixings, door counts, elevations, appliance panels and install coordination. | Project & Drawing Review | Product pages, US Letter spec sheets and project review before release. |
| Interior designer | Finish direction, physical samples, scale, grip, room-by-room consistency and client sign-off. | Order a Finish Sign-Off Sample | Finish Sign-Off Knob, Heritage palette and sample set routes. |
| Architect or project team | Schedule control, product proof, elevations, procurement clarity and approval records. | Start a Hardware Schedule | Room/product/finish/quantity records with approval continuity. |
| FF&E / procurement | Defined quantities, finish approval, tear sheets, project references and future reorder traceability. | Send Project Details | US Letter spec sheets, product pages and project partner account routing. |
Give Capramont enough information to check the specification properly
1
Project location and rooms
Share the US state, project type and the rooms involved, such as kitchen, pantry, closet, bath vanity, mudroom or laundry room.
2
Drawings or elevations
Send cabinet elevations, door and drawer counts, appliance panel notes or an existing hardware schedule if one already exists.
3
Center-to-center needs
Flag existing holes, preferred pull lengths, custom centers, appliance pulls or any size that must coordinate across several rooms.
4
Approval route
Confirm whether the decision needs a finish sample, product sample, client sign-off, trade review or repeat-order reference.
Sample routes for US studios, designers and project teams
Before made-to-order production, use samples to reduce finish, scale and client-approval risk. The right route depends on whether the decision is finish-led, product-led, studio-led or attached to a live project package.
Finish Sign-Off Knob — Project Approval Sample
Best when the project needs to approve one physical finish under real lighting before the hardware order is released.
Order Finish Sign-Off SampleHeritage Finish Knobs Palette
Best when a US buyer needs to compare the wider Heritage finish family before narrowing the project specification.
View Heritage Finish Knobs PaletteEssential Handle & Knob Set
Best for checking scale, grip, proportion and finish feel before choosing final pulls, knobs or room-by-room combinations.
View Essential Handle & Knob SetStudio Projects Sample Box
Best for studios and project teams that need a more organized sample route across several rooms, finishes or stakeholders.
View Studio Projects Sample BoxUse a Hardware Schedule when the project has more than a simple order
A Hardware Schedule is useful when US projects involve multiple rooms, cabinet zones, finish approvals, center-to-center decisions, appliance pulls, custom centers, phased orders, procurement sign-off or future reorders.
| Schedule field | Why it matters for US projects | Action route |
|---|---|---|
| Room / cabinet zone | Separates kitchen, pantry, closet, laundry, mudroom, bath vanity and bar cabinetry decisions. | Start a Hardware Schedule |
| Product, size and center-to-center | Controls which cabinet pull, knob, cup pull or C pull is used and whether existing holes or custom centers apply. | Review drawings and centers |
| Finish approval status | Records whether the selected finish has been reviewed with a physical sample before production. | Order Finish Sign-Off Sample |
| Quantity and approval reference | Protects procurement, change orders, phased release, additions and future repeat orders. | What’s Included in a Hardware Schedule |
Representative PDP and US Letter spec-sheet proof
These routes give US studios, cabinet shops, designers and procurement teams a visible proof layer across pulls, knobs, cup pulls and C pulls before a project order is placed.
Westbourne Cabinet Pull
Brunswick Cabinet Handle
Burlington Cabinet Knob
Egerton Cup
Beaufort C Pull
Specification proof available before a US order is released
| Proof route | What it controls | Where to go |
|---|---|---|
| Physical finish sign-off | Confirms finish direction before made-to-order production. | Finish Sign-Off Knob |
| Project and drawing review | Checks elevations, door counts, room lists, centers, appliance panels and schedule questions. | Project & Drawing Review |
| Hardware Schedule support | Records products, sizes, centers, finishes, quantities, rooms and approval status. | Start a Hardware Schedule |
| Product tear sheets and US Letter spec sheets | Supports technical review, procurement packs and client/project approval. | Tear Sheet / Spec Pack Builder |
| Made in England manufacturing proof | Connects the specification to Capramont’s made-to-order British cabinet hardware route. | Made in England |
Protect repeat orders, revisions and phased US projects
For later phases, additions or replacement pieces, send the previous project name, product selections, finish decisions, quantities, schedule reference and any changed room or cabinet requirements.
Repeat orders
Use the prior project reference and approved product route rather than trying to recreate the specification from memory.
Change orders
Separate revised quantities, altered rooms, updated center-to-center needs and fresh approval decisions before procurement.
Project continuity
Keep the specification connected to a Hardware Schedule when the project may continue across phases or rooms.
US Trade Project Partner FAQs
Is this the same as applying for Trade Access?
No. Trade Access is the account route for approved trade buyers. The Trade Project Partner Pack explains how US project teams can control samples, finish sign-off, project review, US Letter spec sheets, Hardware Schedule support and repeat-order continuity.
Who should use the US project partner route?
Use it for kitchen studios, cabinet shops, millwork teams, interior designers, architects, FF&E/procurement teams and project teams specifying Capramont cabinet hardware for live or upcoming US projects.
Should a US project start with samples or drawings?
Start with samples when the main risk is finish, grip, scale or client approval. Start with drawings when you already have elevations, quantities, center-to-center questions, appliance panels, custom centers or a live project deadline.
Can Capramont review center-to-center sizes for a US cabinetry package?
Yes. Send the drawings, existing holes, preferred pull lengths or room schedule through the project review route so center-to-center requirements can be checked before the order is released.
When is a Hardware Schedule worth starting?
Start a Hardware Schedule when the project includes several rooms, multiple product types, finish approvals, quantity control, center-to-center decisions, phased ordering or future reorders.
Are US Letter spec sheets available?
Yes. Representative product cards on this page link to verified US Letter spec sheets where they were available in the product proof data. Use the product page where a direct US Letter sheet is not confirmed.
Send the project context before specification decisions become hard to unwind
Use the US project route for drawings, elevations, door counts, quantities, finish questions, custom-center requirements, repeat-order needs or an existing schedule. Use the sample route when the decision is mainly finish, scale, product feel or client sign-off.