Hardware for considered projects.

Hardware schedules involve more than choosing a shape. Our support is organized around product families, exact dimensions, compatible finishes, cabinet applications and the quantities required across a room or project.

Share the stage of the project and the decisions still open. We can then focus the conversation on the information that moves the specification forward.

Trade access is intended for active interior designers, architects, builders, cabinetmakers, millwork studios and other qualified design professionals. Approval is not an automatic retail discount and does not guarantee a fixed price for every order.

Any eligible pricing, service level, lead time and order terms are confirmed for the specific project before purchase.

We can help organize pulls, knobs, T-bars and long pulls across doors, drawers, tall cabinets and furniture while maintaining a coherent collection language. Product guidance is based on the dimensions and finish availability shown for the selected items.

Compare hardware beside cabinet paint or timber, stone, tile, plumbing and lighting. Photography and display settings can shift perceived color, so eligible physical samples are recommended before a larger specification is finalized.

For useful pre-order guidance, provide cabinet or drawer dimensions, panel thickness, existing center-to-center spacing, quantities, project location and installation timing. Elevations, schedules and clear photographs are helpful when available.

Final drilling positions and installation suitability remain the responsibility of the installer working with the cabinetry.

Before purchase, verify the product name, finish, size, quantity, mounting surface and shipping destination. Project-specific quotations or support notes should be reviewed against the final hardware schedule.

Do not drill cabinetry or schedule installation from photography alone; use the published dimensions and the actual hardware whenever possible.

For studios developing residential, hospitality or selected commercial interiors, the program supports finish comparison, family coordination, scale decisions and organized project inquiries.

Applications should include a business website, portfolio or another clear record of professional practice.

For professionals translating design intent into drilled cabinetry, accurate center-to-center spacing, overall dimensions, projection, base size and screw requirements are essential. Project inquiries should identify the cabinetry type, thickness and expected installation conditions.

Multifamily, hospitality and other volume inquiries are reviewed according to product suitability, quantities, destination and timing. Availability and commercial terms must be confirmed in writing for the specific project before they are relied upon.

The Trade Program is not intended as a general consumer promotion, an affiliate arrangement or automatic access to all future pricing. Personal renovation purchases without a qualifying professional practice should use the standard storefront and customer support channels.

Tell us who you are, the role you perform, where you work and the kind of project support you need. Include a business website or portfolio when possible.

We review the professional information and project scope supplied. We may request additional documentation before confirming eligibility. Approval criteria and benefits may change as the program develops.

Select the product family, finish and sizes; verify every center-to-center measurement; count by cabinet position; and note any non-standard panel thickness. Keep one version of the schedule as the order reference.

Any approved pricing, stock position, timing, shipping and project-specific terms are confirmed before purchase. Review the final order carefully; custom site conditions and drilling decisions cannot be inferred from an order alone.

Include your company or studio name, professional role, website or portfolio, primary market and business location. If your practice is new, briefly describe your current work and responsibilities.

Include project type and location, anticipated hardware quantity, collections or finishes under consideration, project stage, target order timing and the questions you need us to resolve.

For replacements, include existing center-to-center spacing. For new cabinetry, include representative door and drawer dimensions.