Cabinet Hardware

Cabinet Hardware for Kitchens, Baths & Furniture

Cabinet hardware is one of the most visible finishing details in a kitchen, bathroom, closet, laundry room, office, built-in, or furniture project. The right cabinet knobs, pulls, appliance handles, and specialty accessories make doors and drawers easier to use while helping establish the style, proportion, and finish palette of the room.

Coastal Hardware Store is an official retailer of every hardware brand represented in this collection, including Emtek, Schaub, Linnea, Baldwin Estate, Deltana, and Better Home Products. The current assortment includes cabinet knobs, standard and decorative pulls, appliance pulls, recessed handles, backplates, and selected cabinet latches across traditional, transitional, contemporary, modern, and decorative styles. For more focused shopping, browse our cabinet knobs, cabinet pulls, cabinet cup pulls, and appliance pulls.

Why Choose Quality Cabinet Hardware?

Cabinet hardware is handled every day, but it also acts as a design element across an entire room. Choosing the right hardware means balancing grip, size, mounting requirements, finish, proportions, and the style of the cabinetry rather than selecting by appearance alone.

• Improved everyday function: Knobs and pulls provide dedicated grip points for opening cabinet doors, drawers, pantry storage, and other compatible panels.
• Extensive design flexibility: The current assortment ranges from understated round knobs and simple bar pulls to knurled, decorative, geometric, recessed, and appliance-scale hardware.
• Multiple hardware types: Shoppers can coordinate standard knobs and pulls with cup pulls, appliance handles, recessed pulls, backplates, and selected latching hardware.
• Wide range of sizes: Cabinet hardware is available in multiple diameters, center-to-center measurements, overall lengths, and projections for different cabinet proportions.
• Broad finish selection: Current products include black, brass, nickel, chrome, bronze, stainless-steel, copper, living, patinated, and other manufacturer-specific finish families.
• Whole-room coordination: Many manufacturers offer related knobs, pulls, and appliance hardware that can carry a consistent design across cabinets, drawers, tall panels, and integrated appliances.

Types of Cabinet Hardware Available

Cabinet Knobs

Cabinet knobs typically mount through a single hole and can be used on cabinet doors, drawers, furniture, and other compatible panels. The current collection includes round, oval, square, geometric, glass, decorative, and textured designs from several manufacturers. Because knob diameter, projection, base size, screw requirements, and material vary by model, compare the complete dimensions rather than choosing only by style.

Cabinet & Drawer Pulls

Cabinet pulls generally attach at two mounting points and provide a wider grip than a single knob. Current styles include bar pulls, traditional handles, knurled designs, geometric pulls, cup pulls, and other decorative profiles. When replacing existing hardware, center-to-center spacing is the most important measurement because it determines whether the new pull can reuse the existing screw holes.

Cup & Bin Pulls

Cup pulls use a curved or hooded form that allows the fingers to grip underneath the hardware. They are often selected for drawers and can complement traditional, transitional, farmhouse, industrial, and other cabinetry depending on the design. Current Coastal Hardware Store cup-pull options include products from Emtek and Baldwin. Compare mounting spacing, overall width, projection, and finish before replacing another pull style.

Recessed Cabinet Pulls

Recessed pulls sit partly or fully within the cabinet or panel rather than projecting like a conventional handle. This creates a lower-profile appearance and can be useful on modern cabinetry, furniture, sliding panels, and other compatible applications. Recessed hardware requires product-specific routing or cutout preparation, so the exact technical drawing should be reviewed before the cabinet is fabricated or modified.

Appliance Pulls

Appliance pulls are larger handles intended for compatible refrigerator panels, freezer drawers, dishwashers, tall pantry doors, and other substantial panels. They should not be treated as oversized cabinet pulls without checking the application. Fastener size, mounting method, panel thickness, center-to-center measurement, projection, and overall length vary by product.

Cabinet Backplates & Latches

The current collection also includes selected backplates and latching hardware. A backplate is typically paired with a compatible knob or pull to create a larger decorative footprint or cover more of the cabinet surface. Cabinet latches serve a different function by helping hold compatible doors closed. Because these are specialized categories, review the exact pairing, mounting dimensions, and operating method before ordering.

How to Choose the Right Cabinet Hardware

For replacement projects, begin with the existing holes and cabinet dimensions. For new cabinetry, decide on the hardware layout before drilling so the complete room can be coordinated by style, size, finish, and mounting method.

• Choose knobs, pulls, or a combination: Knobs work well when a compact single-point grip is preferred, while pulls provide a longer gripping surface. Many projects intentionally use both.
• Measure center-to-center spacing: For two-hole pulls, measure from the center of one screw hole to the center of the other. Do not confuse this measurement with overall handle length.
• Consider cabinet scale: Wider drawers and tall doors can accommodate larger hardware visually, while smaller doors and narrow drawers may look more balanced with shorter pulls or knobs.
• Check projection and clearance: Make sure the hardware provides comfortable hand clearance without interfering with adjacent drawers, opposing cabinets, walls, countertops, or appliance panels.
• Confirm the mounting method: Standard knobs and pulls, recessed hardware, appliance pulls, edge-mounted designs, and backplates require different preparation.
• Plan all sizes before drilling: If a pull family will be used in several lengths, confirm that the required sizes and finish are available for every cabinet and appliance before permanent holes are drilled.

Materials, Styles & Finishes

Materials and construction vary across this multi-brand cabinet hardware collection. Different products may use brass, bronze, stainless steel, glass, and other materials or combinations of materials depending on the manufacturer and series. When base material is important to the project, use the specification listed for the exact product rather than assuming that all hardware within a finish family is made the same way.

The assortment spans traditional, transitional, contemporary, modern, industrial, and decorative styles. Current products include simple round knobs, cup pulls, linear bar handles, thin rectangular pulls, knurled textures, recessed designs, sculptural knobs, colorful decorative collections, and oversized appliance hardware.

Current collection filters include Ancient Bronze, Antique Brass, Antique Nickel, Brushed Brass, Brushed Chrome, Brushed Nickel, Flat Black, French Antique, Lifetime Polished Brass, Oil Rubbed Bronze, Polished Brass, Polished Chrome, Polished Nickel, Polished Stainless Steel, Satin Black, Satin Brass, Satin Copper, Satin Nickel, Satin Stainless Steel, Signature Satin Brass, Unlacquered Brass, Venetian Bronze, and many additional manufacturer-specific finishes.

Finish names are not standardized across manufacturers. Satin Brass, Satin Nickel, Polished Chrome, or Oil Rubbed Bronze from one brand may differ from another in color, sheen, texture, underlying material, or aging characteristics. Living, patinated, and unlacquered finishes may also change naturally with handling and time.

Featured Cabinet Hardware Brands

The current Cabinet Hardware collection includes Emtek, Schaub, Linnea, Baldwin Estate, Deltana, and Better Home Products. Coastal Hardware Store is an official retailer of all six manufacturers represented in the assortment.

• Emtek: Emtek currently represents the largest portion of the collection and includes cabinet knobs, standard pulls, cup pulls, textured and geometric designs, appliance pulls, and other coordinating hardware across a broad finish range.
• Schaub: Schaub represents a substantial portion of the current assortment, with cabinet knobs and pulls ranging from understated architectural forms to more decorative designs and distinctive finish combinations.
• Linnea: Linnea contributes contemporary cabinet pulls, recessed hardware, and appliance pulls with a strong emphasis on clean lines and stainless-steel-based designs.
• Baldwin Estate: Baldwin Estate offers knobs, pulls, appliance hardware, and selected backplates in traditional, transitional, and contemporary designs with multiple Estate finish choices.
• Deltana: Deltana expands the collection with cabinet knobs and pulls that include conventional, knurled, adjustable, and other architectural styles across a broad finish palette.
• Better Home Products: Better Home Products adds additional residential cabinet-pull options for shoppers comparing style, finish, size, and price across the collection.

Installation & Compatibility

Cabinet-hardware installation varies according to the product type. Standard knobs normally require one mounting hole, while conventional pulls require two holes at the manufacturer's specified center-to-center measurement. Screw diameter, screw length, base dimensions, projection, and supported panel thickness can vary by product.

For replacement pulls, measure the existing center-to-center spacing before shopping. Overall length is a different measurement and should not be used to determine whether a new pull will fit existing holes. Also compare the footprint of the mounting bases, since a replacement can match the screw spacing while still exposing marks left by the previous hardware.

New cabinetry provides more freedom, but hardware should be finalized before drilling. A cabinet-hardware jig or accurate template can help maintain consistent placement across several doors and drawers. When using more than one pull length, establish a repeatable placement rule so similar cabinets remain visually aligned.

Recessed pulls and appliance hardware require additional preparation. Recessed models may require routing or cutouts, while appliance pulls can use different fasteners or mounting methods from standard cabinet handles. Backplates also need to be matched to compatible knob or pull dimensions. For custom cabinetry or expensive appliance panels, verify the complete manufacturer drawing before making permanent holes.

Shipping & Warranty Information

• Shipping: Coastal Hardware Store's current shipping policy states that Quick Ship products usually leave the warehouse in 2-3 business days, while other products average 5-7 business days unless a different fulfillment estimate appears on the individual product page. Orders of $100 or more qualify for free standard ground shipping within the contiguous 48 states and Washington, D.C. View Shipping Policy.
• Warranty: No single warranty applies to all cabinet hardware in this collection. Mechanical, material, finish, PVD, and other coverage—as well as warranty duration, purchaser eligibility, exclusions, and care requirements—varies by manufacturer and product family. Review the individual product page and current manufacturer warranty for the exact hardware you are considering.

Frequently Asked Questions About Cabinet Hardware

Should I choose cabinet knobs or pulls?

Either can work well. Knobs provide a compact single-point grip, while pulls provide a longer gripping surface. Many kitchens and bathrooms use knobs on cabinet doors and pulls on drawers, but the best combination depends on the cabinetry, design preference, and how you want the hardware to feel in everyday use.

What does center-to-center mean on cabinet hardware?

Center-to-center is the distance from the center of one mounting hole to the center of the other on a two-screw pull. It is the key measurement when replacing existing cabinet handles and is different from the overall length of the pull.

How do I choose the right size cabinet pull?

For replacement hardware, start by matching the existing center-to-center screw spacing. For new cabinetry, consider the width and height of the door or drawer, the visual scale you want, available grip space, and the sizes offered within the selected hardware collection.

What is the difference between a cabinet pull and an appliance pull?

Cabinet pulls are designed for typical cabinet doors and drawers, while appliance pulls are larger handles intended for compatible refrigerator panels, dishwashers, freezer drawers, tall cabinet panels, and other substantial applications. Mounting hardware and panel requirements can differ significantly.

Can cabinet hardware be mixed between brands?

Yes, but similarly named finishes from different manufacturers may not match exactly in color, sheen, or texture. If a highly coordinated appearance is important, using the same manufacturer and finish family for knobs, pulls, and appliance handles can make matching easier.

Can I replace cabinet hardware without drilling new holes?

Often, yes. A replacement two-hole pull can normally reuse the existing holes when its center-to-center measurement matches. Also compare the base dimensions, overall footprint, screw requirements, and projection because matching hole spacing alone does not guarantee that the new hardware will cover the previous installation completely.

Shop Cabinet Hardware at Coastal Hardware Store

Coastal Hardware Store offers cabinet hardware for kitchens, bathrooms, closets, laundry rooms, built-ins, furniture, appliance panels, renovations, and new construction. Compare cabinet knobs, standard pulls, cup pulls, recessed handles, appliance pulls, backplates, and selected latches from Emtek, Schaub, Linnea, Baldwin Estate, Deltana, and Better Home Products by style, size, finish, mounting method, and price.

As an official retailer of every hardware brand represented in this collection, our team can help you match existing screw spacing, compare knob and pull sizes, coordinate cabinet and appliance hardware, select finishes, or review mounting requirements before drilling. Contact us at support@coastalhardwarestore.com or call us at 561-808-2588.