Elements Cabinet Hardware

Elements cabinet hardware for spec builds and value tiers

Elements is the value-priced decorative line from Hardware Resources, the Bossier City, Louisiana manufacturer established in 1990 and now a division of Dimora Brands. Hardware Resources positions it as the essentials, aimed at the commercial, multifamily and builder markets, and sells it through the same cabinet-shop and design-build channel as its higher tier. That is why Elements shows up so often on spec builds, rental refreshes and projects where one hardware choice has to cover a lot of doors. Pair it with a higher tier elsewhere in the kitchen if the room needs a feature accent.

Explore Elements by series

Ordered by what sells here. Every family covers the common drill spacings rather than reaching for unusual sizes, which is the whole idea of the tier.

• Gibson — the best-selling family here: bar pull, mushroom knob and a 12 inch appliance pull.
• Stanton — the transitional flagship, bar pulls at 128 mm and 160 mm across the finish range.
• Edgefield — finger pulls at 60 mm, 76 mm and 114 mm for flat-panel and drawer faces.
• Torino — contemporary bar pulls from 3 inch to 4 inch in five finish families.
• Verona — finger pulls, a drop handle and a ring pull in one contemporary set.
• Madison — a traditional mushroom knob with a 3 inch bar pull to match.
• Newbury — the bath group: towel rings, robe hooks and paper holders in bronze and nickel.
• Hooks — wall and ceiling hooks, double and triple, in bronze, chrome, nickel and steel.
• Kingsport — a traditional brass family of 3 inch bar pulls and knobs.
• Retail Pack Hardware — arch pulls, cup pulls and knobs packed for shelf sale, with an installation template.
• Naples — the largest family stocked here, traditional bar pulls at 3 inch with knobs.
• Fairview — a second bath group: spring-loaded paper holders, towel holders and hooks.

Most popular Elements pieces at Knobs.co

By units over the past six months: the Gibson bar pull, the Somerset arch pull, the Stanton 128 mm bar pull, the Edgefield 76 mm finger pull and the Torino 4 inch bar pull. All five are pulls, and four of the five sit in the 76 mm to 128 mm range, which is where volume refresh work lives.

Finishes Elements makes

Hardware Resources groups its finishes into silver, nickel and chrome; bronze and copper; brass and gold; and black. The Elements pieces stocked here follow that grouping, with nickel, bronze, chrome and black carrying the most variants, then pewter, gold, silver, steel and brass. Named finishes you will see include Brushed Oil Rubbed Bronze, Satin Nickel, Brushed Pewter, Brushed Gold, Matte Black, Polished Chrome, Stainless Steel and Brushed Antique Brass. Construction is metal with applied finishes across the lineup, so the same finish name holds its tone from a knob to a 12 inch appliance pull.

Knobs vs pulls

Pulls dominate this catalogue. Stanton, Naples, Torino and Edgefield are pull-only or pull-led; Madison and Kingsport carry the knobs. Hadly rounds out the traditional side. For a cross-brand view, browse all cabinet knobs or all cabinet pulls and handles.

When Elements fits a project

Choose Elements when the budget has to absorb a large hardware count and the room needs one consistent look across a lot of doors. Style coverage spans traditional, contemporary and transitional, with a small rustic group. Sizing covers the standard knob diameters and pull spacings used in framed and frameless cabinets, and most pieces are sold individually rather than in packs, apart from the Retail Pack family. The brand works well as the workhorse hardware in a kitchen with a few statement pulls from a higher tier on the island or the hood. Specify one Elements family per room rather than two; consistency across the long run is the visual point of using a value tier.

What to check before ordering

• Drill centres cluster at 3 inch (77 mm), 96 mm (3-3/4 inch), 129 mm (5-1/16 inch) and 161 mm (6-5/16 inch), with 458 mm (18 inch) and 610 mm (24 inch) on appliance pieces.
• Retail Pack items are packaged for shelf sale and are not always the same part number as the same design sold loose.
• The bath families (Newbury, Fairview) run a narrower finish range than the cabinet families, so check the finish exists in both before planning a matched bath.

Why buy Elements from Knobs.co

Knobs.co is family-owned and has been selling cabinet hardware since 2004. On a large hardware count the finish decision is the expensive one to get wrong, so order a sample first — it is refunded with your full order. Ask Kayla for a free design consultation; two decades in cabinet hardware means she can check that one family covers every size the job needs before it ships. Every Elements order carries the 110% price match.