M.Marcus Wooden Cabinet Hardware

Oak, Walnut and Black Ash Wooden Kitchen Handles and Cupboard Knobs

The M.Marcus Wooden Cabinet Hardware collection is a range of cupboard knobs and kitchen pull handles made from real wood, in oak, walnut and black ash finishes. The natural grain gives each piece its own character, so simple, elegant designs bring warmth to kitchens, bedrooms, bathrooms and furniture. The range covers around 70 knobs and pull handles.

Wooden Cupboard Knobs

Choose from wooden cupboard knobs in eight designs, from a 26mm Radio knob to 65mm Bowl, Yoyo and Convex knobs:

  • Bowl knob, 65mm, in black ash, oak and walnut.
  • Yoyo knob, 65mm, in oak and walnut.
  • Convex knob, 50mm and 65mm, in black ash, oak and walnut.
  • Mushroom knob, 48mm and 64mm, in black ash, oak and walnut.
  • Trumpet knob, 38mm, in black ash, oak and walnut.
  • Round Circum knob, 33mm and 48mm, in black ash, oak and walnut.
  • Radio knob, 26mm and 49mm, with a satin stainless steel ring, in black ash, oak and walnut.
  • Quattro Mini knob, 16mm fixing centres, in oak and walnut.

Wooden Kitchen Pull Handles

The wooden cabinet pull handles come in five designs from 128mm to 320mm fixing centres:

  • Gio pull handle, 128mm, 160mm and 224mm centres, in black ash, oak and walnut.
  • Tilaa T-bar pull handle, 160mm, 224mm and 320mm centres, with satin stainless steel feet, in black ash, oak and walnut.
  • Angle pull handle, 192mm centres, with satin stainless steel ends, in black ash, oak and walnut.
  • Slim Metro pull handle, 160mm, 224mm and 320mm centres, in black ash, oak and walnut.
  • Metro pull handle, 160mm, 224mm and 288mm centres, in oak and walnut.

Oak, Walnut or Black Ash?

Oak is the classic choice and suits Shaker, painted and country kitchens. Walnut gives a richer, darker look that works well with dark green, navy and modern handleless style kitchens. Black ash is wood with a black stain applied, giving a deep black finish that suits modern, monochrome and industrial style kitchens. Most designs are made in all three, so you can match the finish to your doors and worktops or contrast it on purpose.

Mixing Wood and Metal

Several designs combine wood with satin stainless steel, such as the Tilaa feet, Angle ends and Radio ring. Wooden knobs also sit well alongside brass and black metal handles, for example wooden knobs on wall units and brass pulls on drawers. See the wooden cupboard knobs and cabinet pull handles, the whole M.Marcus wooden cabinet hardware range, or metal alternatives in M.Marcus kitchen and cabinet hardware and Heritage Brass kitchen and cabinet hardware. Compare every M.Marcus finish on the Heritage Brass finishes page.

Sizes and Care

Pull handles are sized by their fixing centres, the distance between the two bolt holes. Measure between the centres of your existing holes and choose the same size to avoid drilling. Wood is a natural material, so grain and colour vary from piece to piece. Wipe with a soft, dry or lightly damp cloth and dry straight away. Avoid soaking, abrasive pads and harsh chemical cleaners.

Wooden Cabinet Hardware Questions

What finishes do M.Marcus wooden handles come in?
The range is made from real wood in three finishes: oak, walnut and black ash, which is wood with a black stain applied. Most designs come in all three, and the Yoyo, Quattro Mini and Metro designs come in oak and walnut.

Can wooden handles be used in a kitchen?
Yes. Wooden kitchen handles and knobs are made for everyday use. Wipe them with a dry or lightly damp cloth, dry them and avoid soaking.

What sizes do the wooden pull handles come in?
Fixing centres run from 128mm to 320mm, with 160mm and 224mm made in most designs.

Can I mix wooden and metal cabinet handles?
Yes. Many kitchens pair wooden knobs with brass or black pull handles, and several M.Marcus wooden designs already combine wood with satin stainless steel.

From a Specialist Ironmonger

Trade Door Handles is part of T.H. Wiggans Ironmongery, an independent ironmonger trading since 1976, with showrooms in Kendal and Carlisle. Send us a photo of your kitchen or furniture and the measurement between your existing holes, and we will help you choose.

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Oak, walnut and black ash

Choosing Oak, Walnut or Black Ash

Oak is the classic choice and suits Shaker, painted and country kitchens.

Walnut gives a richer, darker look that works well with dark green, navy and modern handleless style kitchens.


Black ash is wood with a black stain applied, giving a deep black finish that suits modern, monochrome and industrial style kitchens.

Most designs are made in all three finishes. The Yoyo knob, Quattro Mini knob and Metro pull handle are made in oak and walnut only.

Wood is a natural material, so grain and colour vary from piece to piece. Wipe with a soft, dry or lightly damp cloth and dry straight away. Avoid soaking and harsh chemical cleaners.

Sizes and fixing

Wooden Knob and Handle Sizes

Pull handles are sized by their fixing centres, the distance between the two bolt holes. Measure between the centres of your existing holes and choose the same size to avoid drilling.

  • Gio: 128mm, 160mm and 224mm
  • Tilaa T-bar: 160mm, 224mm and 320mm, with satin stainless steel feet
  • Slim Metro: 160mm, 224mm and 320mm
  • Metro: 160mm, 224mm and 288mm
  • Angle: 192mm, with satin stainless steel ends

Knobs run from 26mm to 65mm diameter. Smaller knobs (26mm to 33mm) suit small drawers, 38mm to 50mm suit most cupboard doors, and 64mm to 65mm make a statement on larger doors and deep drawers.

M.Marcus Wooden Cabinet Hardware - oak, walnut and black ash - cupboard knobs and kitchen pull handles

Wooden Cabinet Hardware Questions

What finishes do M.Marcus wooden handles come in?

Real wood in three finishes: oak, walnut and black ash, which is wood with a black stain applied. Most designs come in all three; the Yoyo, Quattro Mini and Metro designs come in oak and walnut.

Can wooden handles be used in a kitchen?

Yes. Wipe them with a dry or lightly damp cloth, dry them and avoid soaking.

What sizes do the wooden pull handles come in?

Fixing centres run from 128mm to 320mm, with 160mm and 224mm made in most designs.

What size wooden knob do I need?

26mm to 33mm suit small drawers, 38mm to 50mm suit most cupboard doors, and 64mm to 65mm suit larger doors and deep drawers.

Can I mix wooden and metal cabinet handles?

Yes. Many kitchens pair wooden knobs with brass or black pull handles, and the Tilaa, Angle and Radio designs already combine wood with satin stainless steel.

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