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Returns of this product will be subject to a 25% manufacturer restocking fee.
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Regular cleaning is recommended and easy to do. Use a damp microfibre cloth to gently clean your product. If you experience a stubborn stain, grab a soft-bristled toothbrush to remove anything trapped in the knurling. We strongly advise against using cleaning products and soaps on products as they may be harmful to the lacquer and overall appearance. Scrubbers and brushes with metal bristles should also be avoided.

When cleaning something close to your Buster + Punch product, a door or drawer front for example, take care to avoid cross-contamination if you’re using a cleaning product or soap. If you get any onto the metal, wash off with warm water and a soft cloth.

Always hand tighten fasteners with a screwdriver. Power tools may damage the screws or hardware. Hardware with broken off screws in the threading may not be eligible for replacements.

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Buster + Punch

About the Brand

Buster + Punch, founded in London by architect Massimo Buster Minale, merges rugged industrial aesthetics with refined craftsmanship, offering innovative lighting, hardware, and interior products known for their edgy elegance. Inspired by London's East End, the brand celebrates stylish metalwork, crafting statement pieces that seamlessly blend form and function. With a rebellious spirit and dedication to pushing design boundaries, Buster + Punch captivates global audiences seeking daring sophistication in their spaces.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes! We have finish samples available for most of our door hardware here: Finish Samples

Absolutely. Reach out to us with what you are looking for and we'd be happy to put together a door package for you.

Yes. Contact us for a quote.

We generally recommend choosing a lever if ease of use is a top priority, and a knob if you want a classic look or need to keep doors closed to small children and pets. A lever opens with a push of the hand or elbow, which makes it easier for older adults, people with limited grip strength, and anyone carrying something. A knob requires a firm grip and a turn of the wrist, which can be more desirable if wandering toddlers or escaping pets is a concern. Knobs also offer a clean, classic look that nicely compliments traditional and transitional homes.

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