Cabinet Hardware for Doors, Drawers & Shelves

Cabinet Hardware for Hinged Doors, Shelves and Base Units

A cupboard can look fine from the outside and still be frustrating to use when a handle is loose or an internal shelf isn't properly supported. Cabinet hardware covers the small parts that make storage practical. At Paradise Kitchens, shop replacement knobs, pull handles, cabinet legs, shelf supports and selected fittings for kitchen and other cabinetry.

Check the existing hole positions, door thickness and mounting requirements before buying hardware. A close-looking fitting is not always a compatible replacement.

Cabinet handles and knobs: Options include square knobs and metal pull handles in finishes such as black and polished chrome.
Shelf supports and pins: Different support styles suit glass shelves, timber panels and particular cabinet hole sizes.
Adjustable cabinet legs: Base-unit legs help set cupboard height and level the cabinetry on uneven floors.
Small fixing accessories: Cover caps and adhesive products can help finish visible fixings and selected cabinet surfaces.
Storage lift fittings: Specialist fittings such as pull-down storage mechanisms need the right cabinet size and mounting arrangement.
Replacement measurements: Match screw centres, fixing diameter and load requirements before ordering a new cabinet fitting.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Find quick answers about our design, manufacturing, installation, showroom and quoting process. Learn how Paradise Kitchens can help make your Sydney renovation simpler from start to finish.

What counts as cabinet hardware?

Cabinet hardware includes small components that help cabinetry stand, open, close and hold shelves. Handles, legs, supports and fittings each solve a different job, so the right choice depends on the part being repaired or built. Paradise Kitchens separates cabinet legs, shelf supports and handles so that you can shop the right fitting for the job.

Can I use the same cabinet hardware in a kitchen and wardrobe?

Sometimes. Many fittings are used in both, but loads, panel thicknesses and mounting requirements vary. Compare the part specification before using kitchen hardware in wardrobe joinery.

How do I measure replacement cabinet handles?

Measure the distance from the centre of one fixing hole to the centre of the other. This centre-to-centre measurement is more reliable than the overall length of the handle.

Are all shelf supports suitable for glass shelves?

No. Glass shelves may require supports with specific grips or protective pads, while timber shelves use different fittings. Check the support’s stated shelf material, thickness and safe load.

How do I choose cabinet legs for an existing kitchen?

Check the leg height, mounting plate, cabinet base material and expected load. The replacement must match the cabinet’s fixing method, not just look similar to the old leg.

Can small cabinet fittings be replaced without rebuilding the cabinet?

Often they can. A missing shelf peg or damaged knob is usually a smaller repair than replacing a whole cabinet. Confirm hole positions and part compatibility before removing the old fitting. If the cabinet box remains sound, matching a small replacement fitting from Paradise Kitchens may be enough for the repair.