Replacing existing cabinet pulls? Measure from the center of one
mounting hole to the center of the other. This is the pull’s center-to-center or hole-spacing
measurement. Choose the same measurement to use the holes already
drilled in your cabinets.
Additional measurements are available through the hole-spacing filter
on the collection page.
Choosing Cabinet Knobs, Pulls, Finishes & Sizes▾
Browse cabinet knobs, cabinet pulls, drawer handles, bar pulls,
and cup pulls for kitchens, bathrooms, built-ins, laundry
rooms, closets, vanities, and furniture. Use the collection filters to
narrow the selection by finish, brand, hole spacing, product type,
style, and price.
Cabinet knobs or cabinet pulls?
Cabinet knobs: use one mounting screw and provide a
compact, classic choice for doors, small drawers, vanities, and
furniture.
Cabinet pulls: mount with two screws and provide a
larger gripping area for drawers, cabinet doors, pantry doors, and
pull-out storage.
Cup pulls: are commonly used on drawers and work
especially well with farmhouse, traditional, and vintage-inspired
cabinetry.
Bar pulls: offer a clean, streamlined appearance and
are available in many lengths for doors and drawers.
Many kitchens combine knobs on cabinet doors with pulls on drawers.
Others use pulls throughout the room for a more uniform appearance.
Either approach can work as long as the styles and finishes coordinate.
Choosing cabinet hardware sizes
When replacing existing pulls, match the current center-to-center hole
spacing. For new cabinetry, choose hardware that looks proportional to
the cabinet door or drawer. Wide drawers, pantry doors, and tall cabinet
doors can often accommodate longer pulls than standard doors and
drawers.
Cabinet knobs generally require only one mounting hole, making them
easier to position when installing hardware on new cabinets or
furniture.
Either option works. Knobs create a compact, traditional appearance,
while pulls offer a larger grip and can create a more streamlined look.
Many kitchens use knobs on doors and pulls on drawers.
Can I mix cabinet knobs and pulls?
Yes. Mixing knobs and pulls is common. Choose coordinating designs in
the same finish, or intentionally combine complementary finishes when
creating a mixed-metal design.
Do all cabinet pulls need to be the same size?
No. Shorter pulls can be used on standard doors and drawers, while
longer coordinating pulls can be used on wide drawers, pantry doors,
and tall cabinets.
What is cabinet-pull hole spacing?
Hole spacing is measured from the center of one mounting hole to the
center of the other. It may be listed in inches, millimeters, or both.
Should cabinet hardware match faucets and lighting?
It can, but an exact match is not required. Coordinating finishes can
create a uniform look, while complementary mixed metals can add visual
interest. Finish names and colors may vary by manufacturer.
Are cabinet knobs and pulls easy to install?
Most cabinet knobs and pulls install with basic tools and standard
mounting screws. Measure carefully and use a cabinet-hardware template
when drilling new mounting holes.
