The best cabinet hardware is functional, comfortable to use, and should complement a kitchen’s style rather than distract from it. Swapping out knobs and drawer pulls is one of the simplest and most effective ways to change the look and feel of a kitchen without dropping big bucks. The exact type of handle you choose will depend on the style and design aesthetic of your kitchen.Cabinet hardware is like the icing on a cake: These finishing touches can invigorate the entire kitchen. Our cabinet knobs are available in the same finishes as the rest of our cabinet handles, which means you can mix and match shapes and types of handles, while keeping everything coordinated in the same finish and colour. Some cabinetmakers suggest using knobs for upper cabinets and pulls for lower cabinets. You may want to select a mixture of kitchen handles, such as pull handles and knobs, for your kitchen – we recommend browsing our Tradco Cabinet Knobs, which are very popular on cupboard doors.
Which Tradco Cabinet Handles are best for a kitchen? These all come in a range of finishes to match your cabinet handles. The Tradco Cabinet Fittings range also includes furniture hinges, perfect for kitchen cabinets and other cupboards, locks and latches and castor wheels for raising furniture.
If you need to lock your cupboard, dresser or cabinet, we recommend you view our cabinet locks & latches, which include kitchen dresser latches, drawer/till locks and ice box catches. Pedestal Handles have a long backplate and a ring shaped handle, often with a keyhole for cabinets that need locking. Furniture ring pulls include flush ring pulls, iron ring pulls and ornate ring pulls in polished brass and antique copper. They feature a round backplate with a tear drop shaped handle that hangs down. Tear Drop Handles are another style of traditional cabinet handle, most commonly used on old fashioned style dressers. Tradco’s range includes some other cabinet handles which are designed to be replicas of the original styles from Edwardian and Victorian periods. The dresser handles are designed to suit a number of architectural styles, such as Art Nouveu, Edwardian and Victorian. These are usually a drop handle style, rather than a fixed handle, which means there is a backplate attached to the dresser, and then the handle is attached by two pins and hangs down. The Tradco range of Dresser handles are more ornate, designed as replicas for those that were used on traditional dressing tables and chests of drawers. You’re also welcome to contact us if you need to check the centre-to-centre measurement on any of the Tradco handles.
If you have existing screw holes, you can filter by centre-to-centre, which is the measurement between the screws on the handle. For brand new cabinets, recommend checking with your cabinet maker as they can suggest the most suitable size. Tradco’s pull handles come in a variety of sizes, suitable for different sized kitchens and cabinets. They can be installed vertically on cupboard doors, or horizontally on drawers. Kitchen & Cabinet Pull Handles, also referred to as cabinet pulls or bar pulls, are usually a long shape with a rod or bar, with a backplate at each end that is screwed into the surface of your cabinet. The Tradco collection of drawer pull handles are available in a range of finishes, such as matte black, antique brass, polished brass and chrome. The vintage charm of cup pulls make them a popular choice for DIYers, making over a bedside table or desk with drawers. They are used commonly in traditional, country and Hamptons style kitchens, and can add a huge amount of personality and style to your kitchen.
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Usually these are installed centred on the front of the drawer, however for very wide drawers you might want to install two. They have a crescent or half-circle shape which makes it easy to grip and pull the drawer open.
We have options for kitchen cabinets, bathroom vanities, dressing tables, desks and bedside tables.ĭrawer Pulls, also known as cup pulls, are a popular option for drawers. You’ll notice that there are a wide range of shapes and styles amongst our Tradco Cabinet Handles. What are the different types of Tradco Cabinet Handles? Choosing items from across the Tradco range will give your home a purposeful, put-together look. These items are available in Tradco’s signature finishes including Polished Brass, Antique Copper, Chrome and Polished Nickel. Tradco Hardware is one of our most popular brands and Australia’s leading restoration hardware specialist, offering items such as door handles, kitchen and cabinet handles and locks and latches.
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