Cabinet Pull

Padul Cabinet Pull Turned brass, a rhythm underhand

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A turned-brass knob and pull with a sculptural, ribbed profile — a warm, brushed finish and a comfortable everyday grip.
Size
Knob: D0.9"(2.5cm) x H1"(2.7cm)
Knob: D1.1"(3cm) x H1"(2.7cm)
Hole To Hole: L5"(12.8cm)
Hole To Hole: L6.2"(16cm)
Hole To Hole: L7.5"(19.2cm)
Protection plan
1-Year Included
Standard coverage
2-Year +$9
Extended coverage
3-Year +$19
Premium coverage
5-Year +$29
Ultimate coverage
1
Estimated arrival by Sep 17, 2026
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Dimensions & configurations
Specifications
Material
Brass
Finish
Brass
Knob sizes
D0.9" (2.5cm) x H1" (2.7cm) / D1.1" (3cm) x H1" (2.7cm)
Pull bar sizes
L6.3" (16.2cm) / L7.6" (19.5cm) / L8.8" (22.5cm) x H1.3" (3.5cm)
Hole spacing
L5" (12.8cm) / L6.2" (16cm) / L7.5" (19.2cm)
Weight
48g / 69g / 116g / 129g / 145g
Grip style
Ergonomic
Application
Cupboard, cabinets, drawer, wardrobe
The Object

Brassturned into a rhythm

The Padul is turned rather than cast, so the brass carries a subtle ridged rhythm along its length instead of a flat, plain surface. The brushed finish keeps the tone warm without shine, and the grip lands right at the point your fingers naturally close around it. It's a small, repeated detail across a run of cabinets that still reads considered up close.
Why you'll love it
  • Turned-brass form with a sculptural ridged profile
  • Brushed finish keeps the tone warm, never shiny
  • Smooth, ergonomic grip built for daily use
  • Knob and pull bar sizes in one cohesive family
  • Solid brass — develops character with use
Details

No wiring here — just careful measuring, drilling, and mounting. Mortice locks take a bit more patience than a simple knob.

Before you begin

  • Mounting — surface installation on doors, drawers, or cabinetry; check your product's dimensions for placement and drilling points

What you'll need

  • Screwdriver (Phillips and flathead), drill and drill bits, Allen key
  • Tape measure, pencil, level
  • Chisel (for mortice lock installation)
  • Screws and anchors, safety goggles

Step by step

  1. Cabinet hardware — mark drilling points — use a tape measure and pencil; a template helps for uniformity across multiple pieces.
  2. Cabinet hardware — drill holes — use a bit matched to the screw diameter, keeping the drill straight.
  3. Cabinet hardware — mount — insert screws from inside the cabinet or drawer, secure the hardware on the front face, and tighten without overtightening.
  4. Cabinet hardware — align and inspect — confirm straightness and spacing before fully securing.
  5. Thumb lock or dummy handle — confirm orientation — determine left- or right-hand door swing and adjust as needed.
  6. Thumb lock or dummy handle — mark installation height — typically 36–38 inches from the floor to the handle center; align the mounting plate.
  7. Thumb lock or dummy handle — drill and attach — drill pilot holes and secure the backplate and handle with the included screws. Dummy handles install directly, no latch mechanism.
  8. Thumb lock only — install the strike plate — mark the latch location on the door frame, chisel a recess if needed, and screw the strike plate in.
  9. Mortice lock — cut the mortice pocket — use a chisel and drill to create a cavity in the door edge, following the provided measurements.
  10. Mortice lock — insert the lock body — fit it into the cavity and attach through the faceplate with screws.
  11. Mortice lock — install the handle — align the spindle through the lock, attach handles on both sides, and tighten with a screwdriver or Allen key.
  12. Mortice lock — install the cylinder (if applicable) — insert the key cylinder and secure with the cylinder screw from the door edge.
  13. Mortice lock — mount the strike plate — align with the latch mechanism and secure to the door frame.

Good to know

  • Double-check measurements before drilling.
  • Use a level for consistent alignment across multiple units.
  • If you're unfamiliar with mortice installation, consult a locksmith or professional.
  • Make sure all moving parts operate smoothly before final tightening.
  • Dummy handles are decorative or pull-only — they don't engage latches or locks.

Questions about installation or compatibility? Email hey@navadecor.co.

Every order is eligible for customization. Frequently requested:

  • Adjusted hanging or suspension length
  • Custom material finish or paint color
  • Modified light emission color or temperature
  • Dimmer integration
  • Scaled dimensions — larger or smaller
  • Complete fixture redesign to your specifications
Standard shipping

Complimentary worldwide shipping to 120+ countries. Delivery within 21 business days from your order date.

Priority processing

Need it sooner? Add Priority Processing at checkout to fast-track manufacturing — approximately 10–20 business days to delivery.

Returns

14 days from receipt to initiate a return. A 20% restocking fee applies to returns or exchanges not due to defect or damage. To start a return, email .

A standard 1-year manufacturer warranty is included. Extend to 2, 3, or 5 years total coverage at checkout.

Protection coverage
  • Manufacturing defects — faults in materials or workmanship
  • Electrical issues — electrical component failures under normal use
  • Finish defects — premature flaking, pitting or discoloration
  • Not covered — accidental or physical damage, moisture and corrosion, normal wear and tear, and light bulbs
Simple claims process
  1. Contact our support team via email.
  2. Provide your order details and a description of the issue.
  3. Receive a decision within 48 hours. If approved, we ship a replacement at no cost to you.
On the form

Turnednot cast, and it shows

Where a cast knob comes out of a mould in one flat piece, the Padul is turned on a lathe, leaving a subtle rhythm of ridges along its length. That process is what gives it a sculptural quality rather than a purely functional one. Solid brass throughout means the piece has real weight in the hand.

Innovative engineering · intelligent design
Three details that set the Padul apart on a cabinet front.
Turned detail

A lathe-turned profile gives the brass a rhythmic, sculptural texture rather than a flat cast surface.

Warm brushed finish

The brushed brass tone stays warm and matte, resisting the glare of a polished finish.

One family, two forms

Knob and pull bar share the same turned language for a cohesive look across a kitchen.

In a few words
Solid brassTurned formBrushed finishKnob and pullErgonomic gripEveryday use
Frequently asked

It's a cabinet hardware set that includes both a knob and matching pull bars in several lengths, letting you mix sizes across drawers and doors while keeping one consistent turned-brass design.

Solid brass throughout, turned rather than cast — a process that gives the surface a subtle ridged texture and real weight compared to lighter, hollow alternatives.

A warm brushed brass finish, kept matte rather than polished so it won't show fingerprints as easily and develops a soft patina with regular handling over time.

Yes — the ergonomic grip and turned profile are shaped to sit comfortably under the fingers, whether it's opening a drawer several times a day or an occasional cabinet.

It works on kitchen cabinets, wardrobes, dressers, and bathroom vanities — anywhere standard cabinet hardware is used, with sizes to suit both small drawers and larger doors.

Its turned, sculptural profile leans toward warm modern and transitional interiors, pairing naturally with both painted cabinetry and natural wood surfaces.

Yes — the turned ridges along the brass aren't purely functional; they add a rhythmic, sculptural detail that reads as intentional rather than just utilitarian hardware.

The brushed brass tone is designed to coordinate with other warm-brass fixtures, though exact tone can vary slightly between manufacturers — we recommend ordering a sample if matching precisely.

The turned manufacturing process leaves a distinct rhythmic texture along the brass that cast hardware doesn't have, giving each piece a more handcrafted, sculptural feel.

Yes — the knob and pull bars share the same turned-brass language, so you can use them together across a kitchen or bath for a consistent, considered look throughout.

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