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Cabinet hardware - where did you buy it?

8 years ago

I've not found anything I like on Overstock or the mainstream big box places. KD recommends Top Knobs, but I don't like anything there either (and I think I can get equal quality for less elsewhere...)

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8 years ago

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I purchased mine from Build.com. I had to mixed it all up- knobs from Baldwin, cup pulls from Emtek and bar pulls from Amerock. I just couldn't find a collection where I liked all three. Plus I needed them all in polished nickel, which was a challenge in itself. This website was the easiest for me to navigate.

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L W
8 years ago
PullDirect.com
cpartist
8 years ago

myknobs.com
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My first advice is always to go to a store where you can see and touch the merchandise. We have a place locally that carries hundreds of knobs/pulls mounted on boards so you can do just that. Some pulls have unfinished backs that are just scratchy. Some will be too close to the drawer so that your knuckles bang the drawer/door. Some will be too short side to side for the width of your four pulling fingers. Some knobs are unfinished on the back. Others will just feel funny to you. Some hardware will snatch your pockets when you brush by them. It's the kind of thing you can't tell just by looking at a picture. When we had spent a couple of hours touching and feeling, we ended up choosing Amerock knobs and pulls that were on the least expensive side ($2 and $3 each?), not for the price, but for the look and feel. If you order online, at least order samples before you commit to ordering for the whole kitchen.
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javiwa
8 years ago
It was too overwhelming for me to sift through all the recommended sites, so I just made note of styles I liked as I cruised this forum's kitchen pics. Once I picked one, it was a matter of price -- we ended up ordering from doorhardwarecenter.com. A couple of our pulls arrived with screw threads not machined properly, and DHC shipped out replacements immediately...no problem.
Bunny
8 years ago
I like Top Knobs, but it really depends on what you're after. Recently I was looking for glass knobs and ended up with ones from House of Antique Hardware.
scoutfinch72
8 years ago
My pulls are from Amerock. They were a bit cheaper on amerockforless.com but I ended up ordering from Amazon because I needed them really quickly.
Wendy
8 years ago
House of Antique Hardware
User
8 years ago
Mockett. Wire pulls.
sherri1058
8 years ago
Lee Valley.
blfenton
8 years ago
last modified: 8 years ago
Mine are Revitalize by Amerock bought from Lee Valley.

I needed to be able to hold and feel the pulls/knobs and Lee Valley has a great showroom.
annac54
8 years ago
Interknobs and Hardware Hut
Karen Eagle
8 years ago
I ordered samples from Amazon. Then the bulk from Amerockforless.com.
Jancy
8 years ago
Amerock knobs and pulls purchased on Amazon.
girouxgh
8 years ago
House of Antique Hardware. I had issues with blemishes on some of the pieces in my order and they immediately sent replacements. Great customer service, really reasonable prices, and I have been pleased with the quality.
User
8 years ago
Lee Valley

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sprtphntc7a
8 years ago
amerock, "highland ridge", love them, so comfortable!! bought thru our cabinet maker.....
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Anglophilia
8 years ago
Mine are from LookInTheAttic. They have some great hardware!
Lisa
8 years ago
There are lots of threads here on pulls and I looked at most of them because people post pictures and I could see what I liked. I have not bought mine yet (just a sample), but I will be purchasing my pulls from www.justknobs.com .

I had been planning on some Restoration Hardware pulls but they were more than I wanted to spend, and I found something I like better for 1/2 the price of the RH pulls I was considering.

If you share what style you like, people may be able to give you suggestions.
schesas
Original Author
8 years ago
Thanks everyone!

Lisa, that's my problem :) The cabinets are a dark stain (Holiday Kitchen Cocoa) with white carrera marble countertops. I know I want either brass or a black/iron look, and I want simple bar pulls (haven't yet decided if I'll use some knobs or all pulls). It's going to be a "know it when I see it" kind of decision, I think.
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Anglophilia
8 years ago
These are mine. I think they are stunning!

http://www.lookintheattic.com/hwdp238us3.html

They are hand wrought and solid brass. They are unlacquered- haven't yet decided whether to have that done locally ($1@). If manufacturer did thus it was about $4 more@!
nicole___
8 years ago
Amerock Candler for this last project.

http://www.shopamerock.com/page/search?Ntt=candler

Amerock Swirlz. Ebay
sf_treat
8 years ago
At the most expensive store in town!! :( I kid you not. I had to order the pulls and had NO TIME to look for alternatives. I just went with the vendor and brand the architects suggest---which always helps someone else's kid go to college. I probably would have gone to topknobs, though. FWIW, I do like my pulls but they could have been a dime a dozen instead of a dozen dimes for one. Overall, I have been price conscious in the build, so I am at peace with ti.
lapsangtea
8 years ago
lee valley
heatheron40
8 years ago
I googled cup pulls (images) and looked to see which ones I liked. I purchased through build.com. No problems and I asked for a quantity discount.
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Signature Hardware has black iron pulls. We bought black iron latches from Wild West for our interior shutters. Shop for Classics for the bean hinges. I think they have other door hardware. For a pewter style we bought Atlas Hardware from Amazon, and EBay for the kitchen, also Franklin Pulls from Amazon for the pantry.,

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