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Cabinet Pulls

Discover JSL Hardware’s wide selection of cabinet pulls, designed to bring both style and function to your cabinetry. From modern cabinet pulls for kitchens to classic designs for bathroom vanities and built-in furniture, this collection offers versatile solutions for every interior. Choose from sleek T-bar pulls, fluted pulls, knurled pulls, and oversized statement handles, available in finishes such as matte black, brushed nickel, brushed brass, chrome, and mixed metals.

Perfect for kitchen renovations, bathroom updates, or custom millwork projects, our pulls combine ergonomic comfort with designer detailing. Whether you prefer contemporary cabinet hardware, transitional accents, or traditional drawer pulls, each piece is crafted to meet JSL Hardware’s standard of quality.

Shop cabinet pulls in Canada that balance durability, elegance, and modern design—ideal for residential and commercial projects alike.

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Richelieu 790 Traditional Metal Pull

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With its elegant arched profile and flared ends, the 790 Traditional Metal Pull is a timeless addition to cabinetry. Blending classic design with r...

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$4.90 - $39.70
$4.90 - $39.70
$4.90 - $39.70
$4.90
Need Help Choosing? Here Are the Questions We Hear Most

How do I choose the right size cabinet pull for my drawers or doors?

As a general rule, pulls should be about one-third the width of the drawer. For larger drawers (over 24"), consider longer pulls or two pulls for balance. On cabinet doors, 3" to 5" centre-to-centre pulls are standard, but longer options offer a more modern, streamlined look.

For a full breakdown on sizing and proportions, check out our guide to choosing the right cabinet hardware.

What’s the difference between centre-to-centre length and overall length?

Centre-to-centre (C-C) is the distance between the screw holes—it’s the most important measurement when replacing existing hardware. Overall length includes the full span of the pull from end to end, which affects its visual impact on your cabinets.

Should all cabinet pulls in my kitchen or bathroom match?

Not necessarily. You can mix different styles or finishes, especially if you repeat them throughout the space. For example, use knobs on upper cabinets and pulls on drawers, or mix finishes like matte black and brass for a layered, curated look.

Looking for balance without being too matchy? See our tips on mixing cabinet hardware with lighting and faucets.

What’s trending in cabinet pulls right now?

Sleek bar pulls, fluted textures, and finishes like matte black, satin brass, and antique bronze are especially popular. Oversized appliance pulls are also on trend, especially in open-concept kitchens with panel-ready appliances.

Want more style ideas? Read how shapes and finishes can transform your furniture and built-ins.

Can I install cabinet pulls myself?

Yes! With the right tools, most people can install cabinet pulls easily. Use a hardware template or jig to ensure consistent placement and accurate hole drilling.

When should I use flush pulls for cabinets?

Flush pulls are ideal for tight spaces or sliding cabinet doors where a protruding handle might get in the way. They offer a streamlined, minimalist look and are often used in modern or contemporary kitchens, closets, and built-ins.

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