Century Hardware Cabinet Pulls

Choosing Century Hardware Cabinet Pulls

Century Hardware cabinet pulls are available for cabinet doors, drawers, bathroom vanities, built-ins and furniture. The assortment includes traditional and contemporary arch pulls, cup pulls, finger pulls, drop pulls, birdcage designs, D-style handles and other decorative profiles. Different formats can change both the visual character of the cabinetry and the way the hardware is grasped.

Center-to-center spacing is the most important measurement when replacing an existing two-hole pull. Measure from the center of one mounting screw to the center of the other, then compare that measurement with the new hardware. Century Hardware pulls use both inch and metric spacing, so do not rely on overall length as a substitute for the mounting dimension.

Overall length and projection affect fit even when the screw spacing matches. Longer pulls can extend beyond the mounting posts, while deeper profiles may project farther into a walkway or interfere with adjacent drawers and doors. Cup, finger and drop pulls also have different grasping and mounting relationships from standard arch or bar-style handles, making product-level dimensions important.

For new cabinetry, pull size can be selected in proportion to the door or drawer front rather than being limited by existing holes. Wider drawers often accommodate longer pulls, while smaller doors may look more balanced with compact hardware. If several pull sizes are used in one design family, maintaining a consistent finish and profile can tie the different cabinet sizes together.

When coordinating Century Hardware pulls with cabinet knobs, establish the required mounting dimensions first and then match or complement the visible finish and design. Verify center-to-center spacing, overall length, projection, material and included screws on the individual product page before ordering, especially when replacing hardware on existing cabinetry.