Cabinet Handles and Knobs
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FAQs
What is the standard distance between holes for cabinet handles?
In New Zealand, 96 mm and 128 mm centre-to-centre spacing are the most common, but 32 mm increments up to 320 mm are readily available. Measure your existing holes before ordering to avoid re-drilling.
Are knobs or pulls better for kitchen cabinets?
Pulls offer more grip for heavy drawers, while knobs are quick to install and suit smaller doors. Many designers combine both—pulls on drawers, knobs on doors—for practicality and style.
Will brass handles tarnish in NZ’s humid climate?
Unlacquered brass will develop a natural patina. If you prefer a consistent sheen, choose lacquered or PVD-coated brass, or opt for stainless steel in coastal zones.
Can I install new handles without visible screw heads?
Yes. Back-to-back or rear-mount fixing means screws enter from inside the cabinet, leaving the exterior face clean. Just ensure the supplied screw length matches your panel thickness.
How many handles should I order for a kitchen renovation?
Count every door and drawer front, add 5–10 % for spares, then round up to the nearest pack size. Extra pieces cover mis-drills, future repairs and potential range discontinuations.