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Richelieu is a leading Canadian brand known for its innovative cabinet hardware and design solutions. From sleek handles and knobs to high-performance drawer slides and hinges, Richelieu offers high-quality products that blend performance with style. Their extensive catalog supports both professionals and DIY enthusiasts in creating functional, beautiful cabinetry with precision and durability.
Frequently Asked Questions
What cabinet hardware brands does Windsor Plywood carry?
Windsor Plywood carries Blum functional hardware (hinges, drawer systems, and lift systems), Richelieu cabinet pulls, handles, and knobs in a broad range of styles and finishes, and Hickory Hardware decorative hardware. These brands cover the full range of cabinet hardware requirements from functional running hardware to decorative pulls and knobs.
What finish options are available in cabinet hardware at Windsor Plywood?
Cabinet hardware at Windsor Plywood is available in finishes including brushed nickel, matte black, oil-rubbed bronze, satin brass, polished chrome, antique brass, and stainless steel, depending on the specific product line. Confirm the finish options available for the specific hardware series you are considering with Windsor Plywood staff, as availability varies by product.
How do I determine the correct pull size for cabinet doors and drawers?
Pull size is determined by visual proportion and functional comfort. For standard 15 to 18-inch drawer fronts, a 3-inch to 5-inch centre-to-centre pull is typical. For full-height pantry doors and larger panels, pulls of 8 to 12 inches or longer bar handles provide better proportional balance and easier opening leverage. Bring door and drawer front dimensions to Windsor Plywood to confirm appropriate pull sizing.
How are cabinet pulls installed?
Most cabinet pulls mount with machine screws that pass through a drilled hole from the inside of the door or drawer front. Standard centre-to-centre spacings are 3 inches (76mm) and 5 inches (128mm) — confirm the spacing for the specific pull before drilling. A pull jig or template ensures consistent placement across all doors and drawers for a professional result.
Can I mix cabinet hardware finishes in the same kitchen?
Yes. Mixing two metal finishes is an accepted contemporary design approach — typically a primary finish for all cabinet hardware and a complementary accent finish for fixtures or appliances. Mixing three or more finishes without a clear design intent typically reads as unresolved rather than layered. Within cabinet hardware itself, consistency of finish across all doors and drawers is the standard expectation.