Brushed Cabinet Hardware

Brushed cabinet hardware in Century Hardware's stainless steel line

A 96mm bow handle, four T-handles ranging from 96 to 544mm between screw holes, a T-knob measuring 1-3/8 inch across, and a mushroom knob at 1-3/16 inch round out this satin-finished stainless steel group. The brushing knocks a mirror shine down to an even, low-glare texture, leaving fingerprints far less visible than a mirror-bright surface ever would, a detail that counts on pulls handled constantly while cooking, wiping down counters, or loading a dishwasher.

Overall length counts alongside drill spacing

Century lists two figures on its longer T-handles: the screw-hole spacing and the finished overall length; the 544mm item actually spans 604mm tip to tip, and the 288mm item spans 348mm. That extra reach counts when a pull sits close to a cabinet edge or an adjoining appliance, where the overhang, not the mounting holes alone, decides whether it clears the neighboring surface.

A shape for every grip preference

T-handles and the T-knob share a squared, modern silhouette; the mushroom knob keeps a rounded cap instead, for anyone wanting a knob without a hard corner catching a palm mid-reach. The bow handle bends where a straight bar wouldn't, giving one drawer a slightly different grip angle than the T-handles beside it. None of these seven pieces ship with a matching hinge, so outfitting a full cabinet door typically means pairing one of these pulls with a plain stainless hinge bought as its own line item from a different part of the catalog entirely, since Century doesn't bundle a hinge in with any of these seven.

Where stainless sits next to other finishes

Paired against a warmer metal, nickel cabinet hardware softens the cool cast this stainless carries; set next to something brighter, chrome cabinet hardware throws back more direct reflection than any brushed texture can manage.