Who makes Laurey hardware?

Who makes Laurey hardware?

Strategic Brands, Inc.
Strategic Brands, Inc. is the fastest growing manufacturer of Cabinet Hardware in the United States. Our diverse product lines include Laurey Cabinet Hardware, MNG Hardware and Paradise Bathworks.

How do I measure for replacement cabinet knobs?

To correctly measure a kitchen cabinet handle, open the door with the handle you want to replace and look for the ‘fixing screws’ on the inside. Measure the distance between the two screws from the centre of each screw.

How do you measure cabinet knobs?

Center-to-Center– the distance from the CENTER of one screw hole to the CENTER of the other screw hole. This is the standard industry measurement for sizing cabinet handles.

Are kitchen handles standard size?

Standard pull handles tend to range between 3 and 4 inches (96 to 128mm) in width, with smaller T-pulls often used for small cabinets and drawers. As a rule of thumb, the larger the drawer or cabinet, the larger the handle should be.

What size should cabinet knobs be?

Knobs that are 1 ¼” to 1 ⅜” are standard for most applications. Any knob that is 1 ½ inches or larger is generally used on larger cabinets or if someone is really trying to make their hardware stand out and look more dramatic.

How do you measure kitchen cabinet pulls?

Place the drawer pull on a work surface with the threaded posts facing up. Measure from the center of the screw hole in one threaded post over to the center of the other screw hole with a tape measure. This is the measurement required when selecting replacement pulls.

What is the standard size for kitchen cabinet knobs?

Standard knob sizes are 1 1/4″ or 1 3/8″. For small specialized cabinetry (narrow drawers or dimensions under 12″) like built-in spice racks, use smaller knobs under 1″ in diameter or T-pulls rather than bar pulls.

What does center to center mean on cabinet pulls?

The Center-to-Center of any drawer pull is the distance between the center of one screw hole to the center of the other. Measuring the center-to-center of the drawer pull is key in determining what new hardware will fit and whether you’ll need to drill new mounting holes or fit into existing ones.