Frequently asked questions

Here are some frequently asked questions customers have when choosing our products.

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  • Choosing the right size cabinet handles is essential for a proper fit and balanced look.

    • Measure drawer or cabinet width first
    • Check CC (center-to-center) spacing between screw holes
    • Common sizes: 96mm / 128mm / 160mm
    • If replacing existing handles, always match CC measurement

    👉 If CC matches, you can install directly without drilling.

  • CC refers to the distance between the two screw holes on cabinet handles.

    • It determines whether a handle will fit existing holes
    • Most common kitchen standard: 96mm and 128mm
    • Always measure from the center of one hole to the other

    👉 Matching CC is the key to avoiding wrong purchases.

  • Yes, as long as the CC spacing matches.

    • Same CC = direct replacement
    • Different CC = drilling required
    • Always double-check before ordering

    👉 This is the most important compatibility factor.

  • Cabinet handles are easy to install with basic tools.

    • Mark hole positions
    • Drill if needed
    • Screw in handles using included hardware

    👉 Most installations take under 30 minutes for a full kitchen.

  • A template is recommended but not required.

    • Ensures accurate alignment
    • Prevents uneven drilling
    • Especially useful for multiple cabinet doors

  • Finish depends on your cabinet color and design style:

    • White cabinets → matte black / chrome / champagne bronze
    • Wood cabinets → brushed brass / satin nickel
    • Gray cabinets → black / brushed steel
    • Navy cabinets → gold / matte black

    👉 2026 trend: matte black + brushed gold are most popular.

  • Yes, zinc alloy cabinet handles are widely used and reliable.

    • Lightweight and corrosion-resistant
    • Cost-effective option for most kitchens
    • Solid brass is more premium and long-lasting

    👉 Choose based on budget and usage level.

  • Yes, mixing styles is a modern design trend.

    • Knobs on upper cabinets + pulls on drawers
    • Matte black + brushed gold combinations work well
    • Keep tone consistency for a clean look