Finish Sign-Off Knob
Primary physical approval route when a finish needs to be checked before made-to-order production.

Capramont & Co reviews cabinet hardware drawings, elevations, schedules, door counts and finish questions before made-to-order production. Send project details when you need help choosing British-made cabinet handles, confirming centres, checking quantities, planning finish sign-off or deciding whether a Hardware Schedule is needed.
Use this route when a project needs more than simple product browsing. Capramont & Co can review drawings, elevations, door counts, existing schedules, centre-to-centre questions and finish direction before the correct product, sample or Hardware Schedule route is confirmed.
You do not need a perfect final schedule to start. Early drawings, elevations, counts, finish notes and existing hardware references can all help Capramont & Co recommend the right next step.
| Send this | Useful when | Why it helps |
|---|---|---|
| Cabinetry drawings | New kitchens, wardrobes, utility rooms, studies or whole-home schemes | Helps review product type, handle scale, placement route and whether a Hardware Schedule is needed. |
| Elevations | Drawer runs, tall units, appliance banks or repeated cabinetry | Helps assess proportion, repeat lines, visual balance and product suitability. |
| Door and drawer counts | Quotation, quantity planning or room-by-room control | Helps identify quantities, product groups and whether the enquiry should become a schedule. |
| Existing hardware schedule | A project already has products, sizes or finishes listed | Helps review product, size, finish and quantity consistency before final ordering. |
| Existing hole centres | Replacement, retrofit or non-standard joinery | Helps assess best-fit products, centre-to-centre checks or custom-centre review. |
| Cabinet colour or finish notes | Painted fronts, timber, dark woods, stone or metal details are involved | Helps route the project to samples, finish sign-off or material/finish guidance. |
| Reference imagery | The design direction is known but the product is not fixed | Helps narrow collection style, finish family and hardware type. |
| Project timeline | The work is live, phased or has approval dates | Helps align sample review, lead times and production release. |
Use the route that best matches the stage of the project.
Use when you are new to Capramont & Co and want a supplier, product or project introduction first.
New to Capramont? Start HereUse when you have drawings, elevations, a rough scope, finish questions or defined products to review.
Send Project DetailsUse for live, multi-room or schedule-led projects needing products, sizes, finishes and quantities controlled.
Start a Hardware ScheduleUse when cabinetry colour, timber, stone or client approval makes physical finish review important.
Order Finish Sign-Off SampleUse when you want to compare product type, style, size and finish before sending a project.
View Hardware FinderUse for trade account review, repeat specification, kitchen studios, joiners and project-led buyers.
Apply for Trade AccessUse when the hardware finish must be considered against cabinet colour, timber, stone or room style.
View Finish & Cabinet Colour MatchingUse when you need the central guide route for samples, finish sign-off, custom centres and schedules.
View Specification CentreThe review is designed to reduce specification uncertainty before made-to-order cabinet hardware is released into production.
Depending on the information supplied, the next step may be a product shortlist, a finish sign-off sample, a sample route, a project enquiry, trade review or a Hardware Schedule.
A product shortlist, finish route or quotation enquiry may be enough.
A Hardware Schedule may be better where rooms, quantities, approvals and revisions need control.
Submit drawings, elevations, schedules, door counts, finish questions or rough project notes.
Capramont reviews whether the enquiry is best handled as product, sample, project or schedule support.
Product type, scale, centres, finish family and quantities are considered where information is supplied.
Product pages, product imagery, videos, tear sheets and finish samples are used where relevant and available.
The project moves to enquiry, sample, finish sign-off, trade review or Hardware Schedule route.
Use verified product pages, specification data, finish samples and product tear sheets where available.
Primary physical approval route when a finish needs to be checked before made-to-order production.
Handle route with visible centres, overall lengths, product imagery and A4 specification sheet.
Pull route for feature joinery, flat fronts and Art Deco-led projects with A4 specification sheet.
Long-handle route for whole-home and project-led cabinetry with product page and spec sheet.
Project-suitable handle route for longer pull sizes, schedule planning and specification review.
Cup pull route for drawer fronts and Deco-led cabinetry with product page and A4 specification sheet.
Use the product examples below to compare centres, sizes and sample routes before sending drawings or approving a schedule.
| Product route | Centres / sizes | Best use | Links |
|---|---|---|---|
| Beaufort Cabinet Handle | Centres: 92, 124, 156, 220, 284, 364 mm. Overall: 107, 139, 171, 235, 299, 379 mm. | Contemporary, slab, minimalist and technical centre review. | Product page |
| Westbourne Cabinet Pull | Centres: 92, 124, 156, 220, 284, 364 mm. Overall: 114, 146, 178, 242, 306, 392 mm. | Feature joinery, pull selection and Art Deco-led product review. | Product page |
| Brunswick Cabinet Handle | Centres: 158, 198, 225, 295, 355, 435, 675 mm. Overall: 170, 210, 240, 310, 370, 450, 690 mm. | Long-handle route for whole-home and project-led schedules. | Product page |
| Manresa Cabinet Handle | Centres: 98, 138, 168, 238, 298, 360, 600 mm. Overall: 170, 210, 240, 310, 370, 450, 690 mm. | Long-pull project route and schedule suitability. | Product page |
| Eccleston Cup | Centres: 50, 86, 138 mm. Overall: 60, 96, 148 mm. | Cup pull route for drawer fronts and Deco-led cabinetry. | Product page |
| Finish Sign-Off Knob | Project approval sample route. | Physical finish approval before made-to-order production. | Sample |
Send cabinet colour, timber, stone, appliance finish, tap finish, room lighting and moodboard notes where the hardware finish needs to work across more than one surface or room.
If a project involves existing holes, non-standard joinery or unusual fixing positions, include centre-to-centre measurements and any relevant elevation notes with the enquiry.
Use these related pages to continue with samples, finishes, product selection, schedules and trade support.
Yes. You can send cabinetry drawings, elevations, schedules, door counts, finish questions or rough project notes so Capramont & Co can advise on the correct cabinet hardware route.
No. Finished drawings are helpful, but early elevations, door counts, mood references, room lists and finish questions can also be enough for early product direction.
Capramont can review product type, handle scale, centre-to-centre requirements, quantities, room consistency, finish direction and whether the project should move into a Hardware Schedule.
Yes. If your joinery, existing holes or replacement project needs non-standard centres, include the centre-to-centre measurement or drawing note in your project enquiry.
Start a Hardware Schedule when the project is live, multi-room, schedule-led or needs controlled products, sizes, finishes, quantities, approvals and revisions.
Yes. Joiners and cabinet makers can send drawings, elevations, fixing questions, centre requirements, door counts or project schedules for review.
Yes, but physical finish sign-off is recommended before made-to-order production. Use samples or a Finish Sign-Off Knob when finish approval matters.
Not always. Drawings can support product direction and review, but final specification may require finish sign-off, confirmed quantities, centres, approvals or a Hardware Schedule.
Send drawings, elevations, schedules, door counts or finish questions when the hardware choice affects the specification, quotation, finish approval or made-to-order production route.