Kitchen Renovation — FAQ
What size cabinet pull do I need?
Measure from the center of one existing hole to the center of the other. For new installations, use 3-inch hole centers for standard cabinets, 4-inch for larger pantry doors. Pull length should be 1-2 inches longer than hole centers.
How do I measure hole center spacing?
Use a tape measure or ruler to find the distance between the centers of existing screw holes. If you have a pull to match, measure from the center of one screw to the center of the other. Don't measure from edges.
Can I mix metal finishes in my kitchen?
Yes, but limit to two finishes maximum. Use one finish for cabinets (like brushed nickel) and another for faucets and lighting (like matte black). Keep undertones consistent—both warm or both cool.
What's the difference between brushed nickel and stainless steel?
Brushed nickel is a plating applied over steel or zinc, offering a warm, soft appearance. Stainless steel is a solid metal alloy with a cooler tone and superior corrosion resistance. Both work well in kitchens.
How many pulls come in a pack?
Most value packs contain 10, 25, or 50 pulls. Our tested packs range from 10 to 50 pieces. Calculate your needs: count each drawer and door, then add 10% extra for mistakes or future repairs.
Are these pulls suitable for bathroom vanities?
Yes, all tested stainless steel pulls work in bathrooms. Brushed nickel and matte black finishes resist humidity and water spots. Ensure screws fit your vanity door thickness, typically 3/4" to 1".
