Rocky Mountain Compass

Matching entry and cabinet hardware in the Compass line

Compass is a Rocky Mountain Hardware pull design that spans both door and cabinet hardware — the same grip profile shows up as an entry door grip, a cabinet pull, and an appliance pull, all in matching sizes. That consistency is the point: a house can carry one pull shape through the entryway and the kitchen without switching design language partway through. It's a simpler approach than mixing a decorative entry set with plain cabinet pulls chosen separately, and it means a remodel doesn't have to treat the entry and the kitchen as two different sourcing projects.

What the Compass shape looks like

The Compass grip runs as a simple round bar, offered in lengths from 6" up to nearly 20" for a full entry door. It skips ornamental detail in favor of a clean cylindrical profile, which puts it closer to Rocky Mountain's more contemporary offerings than to a heavily patterned line like Fleur de Lis. The round profile also means it reads the same from any angle, without a front or back side to the design, so it mounts the same way regardless of which direction the door swings.

Choosing sizes across the house

Door grips run long: 6", roughly 13 5/8", and just under 20" cover most entry and patio doors. The matching cabinet pull and appliance pull are sized separately for drawers and larger appliance panels, so measure each application on its own rather than assuming one length works everywhere. A kitchen island or a refrigerator panel typically needs a longer appliance pull than a standard drawer would, and mixing lengths within one room is normal rather than a sign of a mismatched order.

Other Rocky Mountain pull styles

For a more detailed profile in the same door-to-cabinet matching approach, see Designer or Curved, both of which extend the same idea of one pull shape running from the entry door into the kitchen and back out to a patio.