
Kitchen & Bath Hardware



Types of Kitchen & Bath Hardware

Cabinet & Drawer Knobs

Cabinet & Drawer Pulls

Appliance Pulls

Cabinet Hinges

Back Plates

Bath Accessories
Styles of Kitchen & Bath Hardware
Our job at Ring’s End is to help our customers build well and to realize their aesthetic vision. While there is virtually an unlimited number of kitchen and bath hardware options for any taste, the following are some common styles.

Colonial

Craftsman

Classic

Eclectic

Georgian / Federa

Modern
Finishes
Options for architectural hardware finishes have expanded significantly due to innovative technology and customer demand. Today you can choose from a large variety of beautiful finishes that combine high style with durability and ease of maintenance. We’re highlighting some of the most popular finishes here; visit a Ring’s End Showroom to see all the exciting possibilities.

Polished Brass

Satin Brass

Aged Bronze

Polished Nickel

Satin Nickel

Antique Nickel

Polished Chrome

Satin Chrome

Satin Stainless Steel

Polished Stainless Steel

Oil-Rubbed Bronze

Satin Black
Materials
Brass
Bronze
Chrome
Iron
Nickel
Porcelain, Crystal, Glass
Steel
Zinc
You’ll want to select hardware that complements your room’s style and your home’s architectural design. But keep an open mind – there are some stunning new products that may give you fresh ideas! Visiting a Ring’s End Architectural Hardware showroom is a great way to view your options… and to work with experienced salespeople who can answer your questions about quality, durability, and maintenance.
If you’re replacing knobs or pulls on existing cabinets, remember to:
– Match the style and material of visible hinges
– For pulls, measure the distance between the screw holes
– Double check the clearance
Larger knobs are easier to grasp, particularly for older people. Tall cabinets and wide drawers may look great with long handle or appliance pulls, which also can be easier to operate.
Solid knobs and pulls resist denting and bending. High quality knobs and pulls have better, more durable finishes as well as more intricate detail. Many manufacturers offer warranties.
A recent trend is to mix finishes and designs within one hardware collection. Particularly in large kitchens, having different looks in different areas adds visual interest without sacrificing design continuity.