New-build millwork
Coordinate center-to-center dimensions with shop drawings, repeated drawer widths, door construction and the intended hardware family before drilling.
US Yacht Millwork Specification
Yacht Interior Cabinet Hardware for Custom Millwork
For US yacht interiors, the hardware decision often starts with the millwork package rather than a standard retail size. Capramont & Co supports new-build and refit cabinetry with project-specific center-to-center review, material selection, physical finish approval and drawing-led specification for cabinet pulls, knobs and larger panel hardware made to order in England.
US project intake
Define the millwork condition before choosing the hardware
New-build cabinetry, refit work, humid interior zones and large panel fronts create different hardware requirements. Establish the project condition first, then resolve size, projection, material and approval.
Refit & existing holes
Record existing hole spacing before removing legacy hardware. Eligible Capramont pulls can be reviewed around project-specific dimensions.
Humidity & wet zones
Vanities, galleys and other moisture-prone interiors should be reviewed for base material, cleaning conditions and environmental exposure.
Large fronts & panels
Appliance panels, tall doors and larger fronts require separate review of grip, projection, fixing depth, panel construction and repeated use.
US specification workflow
Move from shop drawings to a controlled hardware release
The US route is designed around the information a millwork or design team normally needs to resolve before a made-to-order package is released.
01 / Geometry
Confirm center-to-center
Check hole spacing, overall length, projection, panel thickness and any repeated dimensions shown on the millwork drawings. Review drawings →02 / Material
Choose by project condition
Select the material route from humidity, salt-air exposure, weight, appearance and repeated-use requirements rather than a generic marine label. Review materials →03 / Approval
Approve the physical reference
Review the material and finish against cabinetry, stone, metalwork and lighting before the main made-to-order package is released. Review sample →04 / Control
Coordinate the package
Use one controlled hardware schedule when products, sizes, quantities, rooms and approval status need to remain aligned across the yacht interior. Review schedule route →05 / Release
Resolve exceptions before production
Non-standard center-to-center dimensions, existing drilling, larger fronts and project-specific material questions should be reviewed before quotation. Open project review →06 / Product
Shortlist the hardware family
Use the Hardware Finder and collection routes after the project condition is understood, then verify the exact product and material combination. Open Hardware Finder →Material selection by condition
Use the underlying metal to solve the project requirement
Atelier materials serve different purposes. Final suitability remains product- and application-specific, and a material listed here should not be assumed to be available on every product.
Humidity · Salt Air
316L Stainless Steel
The principal marine-grade stainless route where moisture, humidity and salt-air exposure are important interior specification factors.
Low Mass · Solid Metal
Solid Titanium
Genuine solid titanium rather than a titanium-colored finish, relevant where low weight and inherent corrosion resistance matter to the brief.
Warm Metal · Performance Base
Naval Brass
A warm-metal route for selected yacht interiors where brass character is part of the design language and the underlying alloy is material to review.
Yacht refit
Existing hole spacing can define the replacement strategy
A refit should not begin by forcing cabinetry to accept a new standard size. Record the existing drilling and review whether an eligible pull can be made around the required center-to-center dimension.
Capture the existing condition
Provide the current hole spacing, drawer or door thickness, preferred overall length, projection constraints, quantity and photographs or drawings where available.
Open Center-to-Center & Replacement Guidance →01Existing hole spacing
02Panel thickness
03Required overall length
04Projection constraints
05Quantity by location
06Material & finish direction
Appliance & large-panel millwork
Treat large fronts as a separate hardware problem
Refrigerator panels, tall pantry fronts and other large millwork elements can require different pull scale, projection and fixing review from standard drawers.
Grip & leverage
Check the intended hand position and the force required to operate the panel rather than selecting a pull only by visual scale.
Projection
Review neighboring panels, circulation clearances and the relationship between handle projection and the surrounding millwork.
Fixing depth
Confirm panel construction and fixing depth before the final hardware package is released.
Family coordination
Larger pulls can be coordinated with smaller cabinet hardware while preserving a consistent material and finish direction.
Millwork application routes
Different interior packages create different hardware decisions
| US yacht millwork condition | Primary hardware question | Best next route |
|---|---|---|
| Cabin closets & built-ins | Repeated center-to-center dimensions and family coordination | Hardware Finder + drawing review |
| Vanities & humid interiors | Material environment, cleaning and finish approval | US Materials & Finishes |
| Galley cabinetry | Grip, clearance, repeated use and panel construction | Project & Drawing Review |
| Bars & entertainment millwork | High-touch use, material route and coordinated appearance | Material + product review |
| Appliance & tall panels | Pull scale, projection, fixing depth and leverage | Large-panel project review |
| Refit cabinetry | Existing drilling and non-standard hole spacing | Replacement Matrix + project review |
US project evidence
Build the hardware decision from product, sample and drawing evidence
Product Shortlist
Use live product data to identify the actual hardware family, dimensions and currently supported product options.
Browse hardwarePhysical Approval
Review a material or finish reference against the yacht interior palette before the made-to-order package is released.
Review samplesMillwork Review
Submit shop drawings or project details when center-to-center dimensions, existing holes, larger fronts or quantities need coordination.
Submit project detailsUS millwork questions
Yacht cabinet hardware FAQs for US projects
Can Capramont review existing US hole spacing for a yacht refit?
Yes. Existing center-to-center dimensions can be reviewed against eligible hardware where the project needs to retain existing drilling.
Can project drawings use inches?
US project communication can use inches where appropriate. Final dimensions should be confirmed during project review so the manufacturing requirement is unambiguous.
Does every yacht area need 316L stainless steel?
No. Material selection should follow the actual interior condition. 316L is the principal marine-grade stainless route, while other Atelier materials serve different appearance, weight and performance requirements.
Can different materials be used across one yacht interior?
Different interior locations may justify different material routes. The project should be reviewed as a coordinated package rather than assuming one material is correct everywhere.
Can larger pulls be reviewed for appliance or tall panels?
Yes. Larger-front requirements can be reviewed for pull scale, center-to-center dimensions, projection, fixing depth and coordination with smaller cabinet hardware.
US yacht millwork conditions
Start with the millwork problem, not the collection name
For US yacht projects, these six routes organize cabinet hardware around the condition the millwork team needs to solve: new-build cabinetry, humid interiors, closet storage, high-touch entertainment areas, large appliance fronts and refit work with existing hole spacing.
New build · Custom millwork
Cabinetry & Built-Ins
Start with the hardware family, then coordinate center-to-center dimensions across repeated drawers, doors, built-ins and cabin storage.
Open Hardware Finder
Humidity · Material review
Vanities & Wet-Zone Millwork
Review moisture, humidity, cleaning and salt-air exposure before selecting the base material for vanity and other moisture-prone interior cabinetry.
Review US Materials
Closets · Repeated dimensions
Cabin Storage & Closets
Coordinate pull scale and center-to-center dimensions across repeated doors, drawers and fitted storage rather than selecting each location separately.
Browse Cabinet Handles
High touch · Wear review
Bars & Entertainment Millwork
Repeated handling can make wear, marking resistance, grip and finish direction more important than a purely decorative material choice.
Compare Material Routes
Large fronts · Projection
Appliance & Tall Panels
Larger fronts need separate review of pull scale, grip, projection, fixing depth and panel construction before the hardware is released.
Review Large-Panel Requirements
Refit · Existing hole spacing
Replacement & Refit
Existing drilling can be the controlling dimension. Record the current hole spacing before assuming a replacement pull must use a standard size.
Open Replacement GuidanceThis US matrix is organized by millwork condition rather than by collection. Use the destination route to resolve the project problem first, then verify the exact product, material, center-to-center dimension and finish before release.