Collection: Cabinet Handles

Cabinet hardware is the piece of a kitchen you reach for every day, and this is our full hardware collection: bar pulls, cup pulls, T-bars and knobs from Jeffrey Alexander, Elements and Pride Industrial, curated across three makers so a whole kitchen can hold one design language. Shipping is a flat $35 parcel rate to residential or commercial addresses.

Cabinet Handles

Cabinet hardware, and nothing else

This collection is deliberately focused. It holds cabinet handles, pulls and knobs only, with faucet and shower door hardware kept out of it entirely, so when you are comparing options you are looking at pieces that genuinely belong on a cabinet door or drawer front. That focus is what makes the page useful rather than merely large, and it is why this is now the landing page for hardware across the whole site.

Profiles from restrained to statement

The range covers slim modern bar pulls, squared and T-bar profiles, traditional cup pulls, and knobs that suit a Shaker door, in lengths that run from small drawer sizes up to long appliance and pantry pulls. Hardware can recede quietly into a run of cabinetry or become the punctuation the room needed, and both are legitimate choices for a kitchen that has been thought through.

Curated across three makers

Jeffrey Alexander and Elements come to us through Hardware Resources, with Pride Industrial rounding out the range. Three lines, chosen for consistent finish quality and reliable center-to-center sizing across a family, means you can hold a kitchen to one design language from the base cabinets through to the pantry without hunting for a match.

Flat rate $35 parcel shipping

Hardware ships as a parcel at a flat $35 rate, residential or commercial, whether the order is a single trial pull or the hardware for an entire kitchen. Knowing the number up front lets you order two or three candidates, live with them on the actual door, and then commit to the full count without a second calculation.

Hardware is the last decision in a kitchen and the one that lands first, every time a drawer is opened, so it is worth the time it takes to choose well. Order a sample pair, hold them against your chosen door, and let the weight in your hand guide the decision. Our Anaheim showroom carries all three lines side by side if you would rather compare them in one visit.