Egerton Handle - P1 — Performance Metals carries the Egerton design into
Capramont & Co's Atelier Performance Metals specification.
Egerton is defined by Art Deco and Linear Deco geometry, stepped architectural detailing and assertive proportions designed to give cabinetry a deliberate focal point.
This cabinet pull is not a generic Atelier version. Its material specification is limited to
the engineering routes actually offered on the Egerton design and is selected around the
intended environment, handling frequency, cleaning regime, weight, corrosion resistance and long-term service.
Available on this Egerton design: Marine-Grade Stainless Steel 316L · Marine-Grade Naval Brass · Marine-Grade Nickel-Coated Naval Brass — Satin Nickel · Aerospace-Grade Powdercoated Aluminium — White.
Marine-Grade Stainless Steel 316L is the strongest corrosion-resistant route on this
Egerton design for prolonged moisture, salt-laden air, coastal, high-humidity and selected
yacht-interior conditions.
Marine-grade brass routes retain the warmer character associated with brass while
providing a higher-performing material specification where corrosion resistance and environmental stability matter.
Aerospace-grade aluminium gives the Egerton design a specialist low-weight
route with dimensional stability, repeatable geometry and a controlled architectural powdercoated surface.
For United States specifications, the Egerton Performance Metals range can be coordinated
across custom cabinetry, closets, vanities, built-ins, hospitality casegoods and architectural millwork.
Confirm center-to-center dimensions, material, quantities, approved shop drawings and fixing conditions before production.
Egerton specification rule: choose the design and size first, then select only from
the Performance Metals routes offered on this Egerton product for the actual service condition.
Final suitability remains application-specific and should be reviewed before quotation and production.