Explore The Amerfit Hardware Range Of Quality Cabinet Pulls

AMERFIT HARDWARE FOR SIMPLE YET EFFECTIVE CABINET UPDATES

Replacing whole cabinets in a renovation or when you’ve moved into a new property can be expensive and time-consuming, especially if you are also altering other parts of the home. With cabinets and drawers in kitchens, it’s often the hardware that can make them feel outdated, especially if the designs are intricate or have brass hardware. Amerfit Hardware products are suited to projects where cabinet doors and drawers need a cleaner, more current style, and you can even pair this with new paint or simply stripped down to the original wood and stained. 

It’s a much more affordable way to get the look and feel you want in your kitchen and other areas of your home, and you can compare the many shapes, styles and finishes in the collection here on Stone & Tile, and have them delivered directly to your home within days to install. Whether it’s a kitchen, bathroom, laundry room, or wardrobe doors in the bedroom, a new set of pulls has the ability to make the furniture look up to date once more, rather than dated. The strongest look in the collection is the straight bar pull and we have it in stock in a range of finishes and designs. It is a versatile choice too as it works with multiple colors and interior design style rather than forcing the space into a particular design direction that is too narrow. 

The stainless steel bars are hollow and work with everything from shaker cabinets and flat-panel doors to painted bathroom vanities, wood cabinets and modern storage units. The cabinet face looks tidy and flush, while giving the user something comfortable to hold on to. It’s also a fraction of the cost of new cabinets so you can afford to complete the entire run of cabinets in one go for a consistent look without changing the cabinets. 

METAL BAR PULLS FOR KITCHEN AND BATHROOM CABINETS

The benefit of metal bar pulls is that they look current and modern, but they can also be used both horizontally as well as vertically so the cabinet doors and drawers can match with the same design. It provides enough visual detail and ease of opening without making the face seem too crowded which is common in older more ornate styles. Bar pulls help to connect the lower drawers and upper cabinets visually, and organize everything into one clean design scheme that can be picked up on with faucets and light fixtures to match. 

Round bar pulls are the easiest to use in everyday spaces as the softer profile makes them a top choice for both modern and transitional cabinets, being less harsh than the straight lines often seen in ultra contemporary designs. When you have a white, gray, oak, or painted cabinets, a slim silver color or nickel pull gives the cabinet face the sharp edge it needs while staying neutral. This is useful in spaces where the countertop, backsplash, and tile flooring are already coordinated. 

If you have wider drawers or tall pantry cupboards or doors, the larger sizes fit perfectly whereas the smaller ones can look inadequate. They balance the width of the drawer or door and make it easier to open. The shorter styles are ideal for narrow cabinets and bathroom vanities where the scales need to be more controlled in comparison to the other fixtures and fittings. 

SATIN NICKEL, BRUSHED FINISHES AND STAINLESS-STEEL CABINET PULL LOOKS

The range of finishes is one of the many reasons homeowners choose to fit Amerfit Hardware in their homes, as this modern style works with just about any design style you can imagine. Silver, chrome, and nickel are very easy to pair in any modern kitchen or bathroom, and they reflect the stainless steel appliances and hardware like faucets. What’s more, they go with everything from white cabinets and stone-look countertops to grey drawers and light wood. With the neutral coloration, you can rest assured they won’t clash, and are designed to be fully complementary to a selection of decors. 

Satin nickel is an excellent choice for homeowners who value the matte look and a smooth to the touch material. It isn’t as bright as polished chrome so it doesn’t pick up fingerprints easily, and the less reflective surface doesn’t attract attention, letting it blend into the design instead of defining it. With brushed satin nickel, you get more of a textured look which is handy for everyday life if you’re opening cupboards and drawers often. If you’ve opted for brushed metal faucets and stainless steel sinks, along with simple hinges on the cabinet, then this works very well. 

Stainless steel has a timeless appeal and the majority of faucets and hardware in the kitchen and bathroom reflect this. Silver metal finishes are highly popular, but if you’re looking for something more muted, then choose brushed chrome for a darker accent option. Discover the joys of the Amerfit Hardware by browsing our collection and selecting the right ones that have the potential to transform your space.