Cabinet Pulls

Use the 1/3 rule and divide the 36 inch length by 3 which gives you our recommendation of a 12 inch cabinet pull. This easy framework is used by both interior designers and showrooms to recommend hardware sizes. Read more about the 1/3 rule for cabinet pulls in our blog article.

For Smaller Cabinet Doors (less than 24 inches): For doors or drawers under 24 inches in height or width, opt for cabinet pulls ranging from 3 to 7 inches long (center to center size or overall length) for the most comfortable fit.

For Medium Cabinet Doors (between 24-36 inches): If your cabinet doors or drawers measure between 24 and 36 inches, consider pulls between 7 and 12 inches (center to center size or overall length) for optimal aesthetic appeal.

For Larger Cabinet Doors (exceeding 36 inches): For pantries, built-in appliances, or oversized doors and drawers, select pulls longer than 12 inches (center to center size or overall length) to complement their larger scale.

Installing cabinet pulls without a template requires careful measurement (we don't recommend it for new installs). Use a ruler or measuring tape to mark consistent distances from the edges of the cabinet doors or drawers to ensure alignment. Drill pilot holes at the marked spots, then attach the pulls using screws for a precise and polished finish. This process is MUCH easier for replacing existing cabinet hardware.

We use solid brass to make all our products at Hapny. This ensures all of our products are of the highest quality. Some companies produce their hardware with Steel or Zinc for cost reasons, which leads to a less durable, cheaper product. This is why our products are frequently used as a luxury option for clients in baths, kitchens, and more.