Kitchen Cabinet Finger Pull Handles

The pull length is the distance from one end of the pull to the other and can be longer than the Center-to-Center (CTC) depending on the design.

Cabinet hardware sizes can vary depending on your own personal design preferences, but you’ll want to choose a size that is both stylish and functional. Bar pull sizes are generally determined by the “center-to-center” measurement (the distance between the two screw holes). If you have pre-drilled cabinetry, you’ll need to buy hardware that fits the existing center-to-center measurement. Otherwise, you’re left to your own devices in choosing the size of your cabinet hardware.

The CTC measurement is the distance between the center of the screw holes and is used to find what size pull you need.

Measure the distance from the center of one screw hole to the center of the other screw hole to find your on-center measurement. Find a drawer pull, knob, or cabinet handle that will fit your cabinetry based on the on center dimensions, perfect for replacing old hardware or retrofitting furniture.

Here are a few general guidelines to follow:

• For small specialized cabinetry (narrow drawers or dimensions under 12″) like built-in spice racks, use smaller knobs under 1″ in diameter or T-pulls rather than bar pulls.
• For standard-size cabinetry (dimensions of 12″ – 36″) the most common pull sizes are 3”, 4”, 96mm, and 128mm center-to-center. Standard knob sizes are 1-1/4″ or 1-3/8″.
• For oversized cabinetry (dimensions of 36″ or larger) such as drawers for built-in appliances, you may want to consider longer length pulls (6”, 8”, 10” or 12” center to center) or oversized knobs (diameter of 1-1/2” or larger).
• If you need more advice on choosing the cabinet pull size, please feel free to contact us online or send us an email at kahohardware@gmail.com.

KAHO's cabinet pulls are default equipped with 23mm knob/pull screws for 18mm board thickness.

For other lengths of screws, please contact customer service. The screw color is random.