From The Anvil Kitchen and Cabinet Hardware

Kitchen Handles, Cupboard Knobs and Cabinet Hardware by From The Anvil

From The Anvil kitchen and cabinet hardware covers everything you need to finish kitchen cupboards and drawers, dressers, wardrobes and furniture: cupboard knobs, pull handles, T-bars, cup pulls, edge pulls, D handles, flush handles, cabinet latches and hinges.

Modern ranges such as Brompton, Judd, Kelso, Moore, Scully, Kahlo and Albers are made mainly in solid brass and bronze, with knobs, T-bars and pull handles in three sizes. Hand-forged Blacksmith designs such as Beehive, Hammered, Bean and Gothic come in Blacksmith finishes such as black, pewter and beeswax for cottage and farmhouse kitchens.

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Cupboard and cabinet knobs in 25mm to 38mm, with a choice of rose on many designs
Kitchen pull handles in 96mm, 160mm and 224mm centres, plus hand-forged D handles
T-bar handles, cup pulls and edge pulls
Flush handles, cabinet latches and catches and cabinet hinges

Shop Kitchen Handles by Finish

Brass kitchen handles come in aged, polished, satin and burnished brass, with aged brass for an antique look. You can also choose black, bronze, chrome, polished nickel and stainless steel kitchen handles, or hand-forged pewter, beeswax and natural smooth.

For knobs only, see brass cupboard knobs, black cupboard knobs, chrome cupboard knobs and bronze cupboard knobs.

Shop by Design

Brompton knurled kitchen handles have a diamond-effect grip, Judd uses parallel lines and Kelso is plain and timeless. Moore is smooth and simple, Scully has a bevelled edge, Kahlo is hexagonal and Albers is sleek and minimal. Each range has matching knobs, handles and T-bars, and several pair with From The Anvil door handles and knobs.

From The Anvil Cabinet Hardware: Questions

What size kitchen handles should I choose?

A common guide is to use knobs or short handles on small doors and drawers, and longer handles on wide drawers and tall doors. Most From The Anvil modern pull handles come in 96mm, 160mm and 224mm fixing centres, and the matching knobs in three diameters, so measure the hole centres if you are replacing old handles.

Should I use knobs or pull handles in my kitchen?

Many kitchens use both: knobs on cupboard doors and pull handles or cup pulls on drawers. Because each From The Anvil range has matching knobs, pull handles and T-bars in the same finish, you can mix them and keep the kitchen consistent.

How are From The Anvil cabinet handles fixed?

Most From The Anvil knobs, T-bars and pull handles are supplied with stainless steel M4 bolts that pass through the door or drawer front from the back. Edge pulls are fixed to the top edge of the door or drawer with wood screws.

Which finish is best for a kitchen?

It depends on the look you want. Aged and polished brass suit shaker and period kitchens and darken over time, polished nickel and chrome suit modern kitchens, and black, pewter and beeswax suit cottage and farmhouse kitchens. From The Anvil recommends Pewter Patina for damp conditions.

Can I see From The Anvil cabinet hardware before I buy?

Yes. T.H. Wiggans Ironmongery has supplied From The Anvil for decades, and both our T.H. Wiggans showroom in Kendal and our Trade Door Handles showroom in Carlisle have From The Anvil displays where you can see the designs and finishes before you order.

Independent Ironmonger Since 1976

Trade Door Handles is part of T.H. Wiggans Ironmongery, an independent architectural ironmonger trading since 1976, with showrooms in Kendal and Carlisle. We supply kitchen fitters, joiners, builders and homeowners with door, window and cabinet hardware, and have supplied From The Anvil for decades. Visit our showrooms, contact our team for help choosing, or browse the full From The Anvil ironmongery range.

Buying Guide

How to Choose From The Anvil Kitchen Handles

Start with the style of your kitchen, then choose the handle types, sizes and finish. These are the main things to check.

1. Knobs, handles or both: many kitchens use cupboard knobs on doors and pull handles or cup pulls on drawers. T-bars fit a single hole like a knob but give a slimmer look.

2. The size: most modern pull handles come in 96mm, 160mm and 224mm fixing centres, and knobs in 25mm to 38mm. Use smaller sizes on small drawers and wall cupboards and longer handles on wide drawers and tall doors.

3. The design: Brompton knurled, Judd and Kelso suit modern and shaker kitchens, while hand-forged D handles and Beehive knobs suit cottage and farmhouse kitchens. For a clean front, edge pulls fix to the top edge of the door.

4. The finish: brass and bronze suit period and shaker kitchens, chrome and polished nickel suit modern kitchens, and black, pewter and beeswax suit oak and painted cottage kitchens.

5. The extras: finish dressers and larders with cabinet latches, cabinet hinges and flush handles for sliding doors, in the same finish as your handles.

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Trusted Since 1976

See From The Anvil Cabinet Hardware in Kendal and Carlisle

Trade Door Handles is the online shop of T.H. Wiggans Ironmongery, an independent architectural ironmonger trading since 1976. We supply kitchen fitters, joiners, builders and homeowners with door, window and cabinet hardware, and we have stocked From The Anvil for decades.

Both our T.H. Wiggans showroom in Kendal and our Trade Door Handles showroom in Carlisle have From The Anvil displays, so you can compare an aged brass Brompton handle with a polished nickel Judd or a hand-forged pewter knob before you choose.

We can help you match your kitchen handles to From The Anvil door handles and knobs and window furniture, and check sizes, fixing centres and quantities before you order.

Trade and retail customers are equally welcome. Visit our showrooms, or contact us with photos or plans of your kitchen and we will help you choose.

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