Rope Handle
- High-quality Kitchen or Bath cabinet hardware knob
- Adds style to any Kitchen or bath cabinet or furniture piece
- Handle comes with a 1" inch screw w/8 x 32 thread
Specifications
- Material: Zinc
- Center to Center: 3" (76.2mm)
- Length: 3.75" (95mm)
- Height: 1.25" (32mm)
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Rope Handle
- High-quality Kitchen or Bath cabinet hardware knob
- Adds style to any Kitchen or bath cabinet or furniture piece
- Handle comes with a 1" inch screw w/8 x 32 thread
Specifications
- Material: Zinc
- Center to Center: 3" (76.2mm)
- Length: 3.75" (95mm)
- Height: 1.25" (32mm)
ORDER CONFIRMATION: Once your order is placed, you will receive a confirmation email that will include your order details and the selected shipping method. Please allow 3-5 business days transit time to receive your order once it has shipped. This time frame pertains to orders placed within the continental United States and does not include Alaska and Hawaii.
SHIPPING/PICK-UP: Items are shipped out next business day, with the exception of holidays.
Pickup is available at our warehouse, 1215 F Ave SE, Hickory, NC 28602. Usually ready in 24 hours
Choosing the Right Knobs & Pulls
Find Your Perfect Match
At HardwareDirect, cabinet hardware is more than functional—it’s a design statement. Browse our curated collections to find premium knobs and pulls that elevate your space with confidence.
Mix & Match with Ease
All of our collections are designed to coordinate seamlessly. Feel free to mix knobs and pulls across sizes, shapes, and finishes while maintaining a cohesive, polished look.
Included Screws
Every knob and pull includes two screw options:
- 1" screw for standard cabinet doors and some drawers
- 1 ¾" breakaway screw for thicker materials, adjustable to your needs.
Choosing the Right Size
- Knobs use a single mounting hole
- Pulls are sized by their center-to-center screw spacing
Use the “Center-to-Center” filter on our site to quickly narrow down the perfect fit for your project.
Care Instructions: For indoor use unless noted. Clean with a soft cloth and mild soap (e.g., Dawn™), then dry completely. Avoid harsh chemicals, waxes, or leaving moisture, which may damage the finish and void the warranty.
Understanding Cabinet Hinges
There are three main types of cabinet hinges commonly used in kitchen and furniture design:
- Full Overlay Hinges
These hinges allow the cabinet door to completely cover the cabinet frame, creating a sleek, modern look with minimal gaps between doors. Available in soft-close and self-close options, full overlay hinges are ideal for contemporary cabinetry. - Half Overlay Hinges
Half overlay hinges allow the door to cover only part of the frame, leaving a visible gap between adjacent doors. A common variation is the 1/2-inch overlay, where the door overlaps the frame by half an inch. These are typically used in face-frame cabinets. Standard overlays: 1/4", 1/2", 3/4", and 1-1/4". - Inset Hinges
Inset hinges let the door sit flush inside the cabinet frame, offering a clean, traditional appearance. Often called butt hinges, they are common in custom cabinetry and are usually visible when the door is open.
How to Measure for Hinges
To ensure the right fit, key measurements include:
- Overlay – How much the door overlaps the cabinet frame.
Tape method: Mark the edge of the door and frame on masking tape, then measure between the marks. - Cup Depth – The circular hole in the door where the hinge is mounted.
- Common size: 35mm, though some are 40mm.
- Use a tape measure once the hinge is removed.
- Mounting Plate Type
- Clip-on or Slide-on, referring to how the hinge connects to the mounting plate inside the cabinet.
- Additional Details
- Opening angle (typically 95°–170°)
- Hinge length and width
- Corner radius
- Soft-close mechanism (if applicable)
Tips for Replacements
- Remove and inspect the existing hinge for accurate measurement.
- Look for manufacturer markings for specs.
- Use online hinge finder tools when available.
Consider a sample order to confirm fit before purchasing in bulk.
Drawer slides are mechanisms that allow drawers to open and close smoothly within cabinets or furniture. They typically include two main components, Cabinet Member – Attaches to the inside of the cabinet or frame, and Drawer Member – Attaches to the drawer itself.
Types of Drawer Slides
- Side-Mount Slides
Mounted to the sides of the drawer and cabinet. Easy to install and very common. - Undermount Slides
Most popular! Installed underneath the drawer for a clean, hidden look. Often used in modern kitchens. - Center-Mount Slides
Mounted beneath the center of the drawer. More traditional, typically used for lighter loads. - Ball-Bearing Slides
Use ball bearings for smooth, quiet, and durable motion. Ideal for heavy-duty use. - Roller Slides
Feature nylon rollers and offer an economical, simple solution. - Soft-Close Slides
Include a damping mechanism to prevent drawers from slamming shut. - Full-Extension Slides
Allow the drawer to fully extend, providing maximum access to contents. - Three-Quarter Extension Slides
Extend about 75% of the drawer’s length — suitable for lighter or shallower drawers.
Choosing the Right Slide
When selecting drawer slides, consider the following:
- Drawer Size & Weight – Choose slides rated to support the drawer's load.
- Desired Features – Soft-close, full-extension, or standard.
- Mounting Style – Side-mount, undermount, or center-mount.
- Budget – Pricing varies by style and features.
Need help choosing the right drawer slides? Reach out to our team for personalized recommendations.
