Door handles and locks, door hinges and sliding systems, cabinet pulls, hinges and drawer slides, planned in 3D with your doors and cabinets and tagged on each drawing, then quoted and shipped by product number.
Start with the door or the cabinet. Each handle, hinge, pull and fitting is drawn where it goes, so you can check its size, position and finish against the doors and fronts around it.
Choose interior door handles, levers or door knobs together with the lock, latch and door stop. Start with where the door sits, which way it opens and whether it needs a privacy, passage or entry function.
Windows & Doors ↗
Choose butt, concealed or self-closing door hinges for swing doors, and the track, rollers and stops for sliding and pocket doors. The door's weight, height and thickness set the hinge size and how many each leaf needs.
See the Fit Checks ↗
Compare cabinet pulls, drawer pulls, cabinet knobs and longer cabinet handles against each front, then decide where each one sits. For replacements, measure the distance between the centers of the existing holes.
Custom Cabinetry ↗
Choose concealed or exposed cabinet hinges and undermount or side-mount drawer slides, with or without soft close, from the cabinet drawings, the inside dimensions and what each drawer will hold.
See the Hardware Schedule ↗These are handle sample boards, showroom doors and cabinet displays, not renderings. Compare handle shapes side by side, then see how a lever or a long pull reads on a full-size door.
Seen a handle you like? Send the photo with your door schedule or cabinet drawing, and we check how it fits before you choose a finish.
Hold the handle sample next to the door or cabinet finish, then add the lighting and other visible metals. Products are shortlisted from the catalog by product number, then compared as samples on a video call or at our Foshan showroom.
Compare brass cabinet hardware with gold-tone and brushed nickel samples beside the door, the cabinet and the light fittings. Check warmth and sheen in the room's own light, because the same finish name can look different between product lines.
Matte black cabinet hardware and dark bronze levers outline the handle against a light door and blend into a dark one. Approve the physical sample of each chosen product, and ask for its care instructions before ordering.
Shortlist handles, pulls and fittings by product number before any samples come out.
The team holds samples to the window on camera, so finish and sheen are easier to judge.
Compare levers, pulls and knobs on full-size doors and cabinets in our showroom.
Plan the hardware with the doors, cabinets and lighting through our material selection service, so every finish lands on one checked quote.
Send dimensions and installation details with your finish references. Your installer compares them with the drawings for the exact models before you approve the order.
Record the door thickness, the door handing (the hinge side and swing direction) and any existing lock preparation. Then check handle, lock, latch, strike and hinges as one set for each door.
For replacement pulls, measure center to center between the existing holes. Check each hinge against its door and overlay, and each drawer slide against the drawer length and load, with the cabinet maker.
Pull-out baskets and pull-down closet rods are sized to the cabinet's inside width, depth and height. Check the clearance to doors, hinges and lighting, and the load each fitting carries, before the cabinet is drawn.
If a door or fitting has exterior, wet-area, fire-rated or accessibility requirements, list them in the brief and ask for documents that cover the exact product.
Each handle, pull and fitting in the 3D view gets a drawing reference, such as H-01 for a bedroom door set, tied to one product number. That number follows it onto the schedule and the checked quote, so a change in finish, function or quantity is easy to trace.
| Ref | Location | Checked Before Ordering |
|---|---|---|
| H-01 | Door | Handle, lock function, hinges and door preparation |
| H-02 | Cabinet | Pull size, hole spacing and front thickness |
| H-03 | Door hinges | Hinge type, size, quantity per leaf and finish |
Door sizes, wall backing and cabinet dimensions are verified by you or your installer before the drawings are approved. Any required brand, model or rating goes in the brief with its supporting documents.
Each box carries the H number from the hardware schedule, so your installer can match each set to its door or cabinet.
A local installer fits the hardware. Freight, documents and receiving are planned through our packing and delivery service.
Each project type needs a different brief. The lists below set out what to send for each one.
Bring the door and cabinet finishes into one plan, and tell us which pieces you want to keep and which rooms need new hardware.
If your project already has a designer, architect or builder, we don't take over the design or contact your client around you. We price and supply the hardware on their schedule and send any alternative back to them first. Your client relationship stays yours.
List the doors and cabinets that need hardware, then attach a door schedule, cabinet elevations or your designer's hardware schedule. We reply with the next step: 3D design first, or a checked quote straight from your drawings.
Have a question about a finish, a fitting or a delivery country? Ask the team directly.
Yes. Each line on the hardware schedule is matched to a product number and priced in a checked quote. Your designer keeps control of the design, so questions about finishes or functions go back to them first.
No. Installation documents and video support ship with the order, and a local installer fits the hardware. Lock work and any work on fire-rated doors stay with qualified local trades.
Measure center to center, the distance between the centers of the two screw holes, not the overall length of the pull. For new cabinets, the pull length and position are set on the elevation against each door and drawer front.
It depends on the number of doors and cabinets, the product types and finishes, and the unit on each line. Check whether a line is priced per piece, pair or set, and whether fixings are included, before you add up quantities. After the drawings are approved, each item is priced by product number in a checked quote.
Usually about 20 days, depending on how many doors, cabinets and rooms are involved and how complete your files are. Fees and the start date are confirmed when the scope is agreed.