Hardware
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Hardware covers the small parts that hold things together and make them work. Decorative hardware includes cabinet knobs, drawer pulls, door handles and knockers in brass, iron, ceramic and wood. Functional hardware includes butt, concealed and strap hinges, drawer slides, latches, catches, hooks, brackets and shelf supports. Fasteners include screws, nails, bolts, washers, wall anchors and rivets, and security hardware includes locks, deadbolts and padlocks.
Measurements matter more than anything: center-to-center spacing for pulls, hinge size and type, screw length and thread, and door thickness and backset for locks. Finish affects both look and durability; unlacquered brass develops a patina while plated finishes stay consistent.
Independent sellers on MultiVendor Market include blacksmiths making forged hardware, salvage dealers with reclaimed antique pieces and hardware stores with deep fastener stock.
Choosing hardware
- Measure center-to-center hole spacing before replacing drawer pulls.
- Check hinge type, size and overlay for cabinet doors.
- Confirm door thickness and backset for locks and handles.
- Pick the right fastener length, thread and anchor for the material you are fixing into.
- Order a spare or two of decorative hardware in case of future replacements.
- For reclaimed hardware, ask about missing parts, keys and condition.
Questions about hardware
How do I measure drawer pulls?
Measure the distance between the centers of the two screw holes. Match that measurement when buying replacements.
Will antique hardware fit modern doors?
Sometimes, but sizes and mechanisms differ. Measure carefully and ask the seller for dimensions.
Can I buy fasteners in small quantities?
Many shops offer pack size options, from small packs to bulk boxes.