Collection

Architectural Hardware

Hardware decides whether a cabinet feels solid ten years on. Hinges, drawer runners, lift-up systems and handles are used thousands of times, so their choice matters more than their size suggests.

Bring your cabinet plan or a photograph of the existing unit. The right fitting depends on door weight, opening angle, drawer depth and how the carcass is built, so we discuss these together before recommending options.

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Stainless steel hinge on a dark timber door beside a textured white wall.

Choosing well

What to consider

Selection notes to help you frame the conversation. They are general guidance, not specifications of any particular product.

Load and movement

Wide or tall doors, deep drawers and pull-out pantries all need fittings rated for their weight. Ask about the load rating of the specific fitting rather than assuming a category-wide figure.
Soft close and function

Soft-close, push-to-open and lift-up mechanisms each change how a cabinet is used. Decide which functions matter for each unit.
Material and finish

Handle finishes should sit comfortably with taps, lights and other visible metal in the room. Finish durability varies; ask what the finish is and how it is expected to wear.
Compatibility

Runners and hinges must match the carcass thickness, door overlay and drawer construction. Confirm compatibility with your carpenter or fabricator before ordering.

Availability and pricing

Confirmed on enquiry

Specific ranges, grades, brands, sizes and prices in this collection are confirmed at the showroom or when you enquire. Sharing a few details up front lets us answer with real options rather than generalities.