Probrico 15 Pack| Flat Black Single Hole Cabinet Knobs 2" Drawer Handle Pulls Kitchen Cupboard T Bar Knobs Stainless Steel Furniture Hardware

100x better than the options at Home Depot and the price you CANT beat

Quick and easy update to my 1994 kitchen!

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Great product only problem is order was missing two of the handles should have been 15 only received 13

We purchased these handles for the new vanity in a bathroom. The handles are fine, holes spaced 3" apart and I bought a template to help drill the holes exactly the same on each drawer and door of the vanity. The problem I had was the metric screws that were included. They were way too short. The size was M4x25mm. M4 being the diameter was fine but the 25mm is less than an inch in length. The cabinet fronts were about 1-1/4 thick so the screws wouldn't work. I had to go to the local home improvement store and buy new screws. I hate dealing with metric screws and hunting them down in the drawers along the nut/bolt aisle. Anyway, I bought M4x40mm which equals just about a inch and a half in length. They worked perfectly. Measure the thickness of the drawers or doors the screws are going through, allow additional length for the screws to be attached to the handles and factor in the additional cost of the new screws. About a dollar for a two pack additional screws. They only came in two-packs. I bought several packs & it cost me about $12 more dollars to complete the project because of this. Hope this helps.

These were definitely the best priced cabinet knobs that I could find that would match the pulls that I had already purchased. I thought it was perfect because this pack came with exactly enough to replace the knobs in my kitchen. Unfortunately, I should have know that there might be a problem with one or two of them, or that I should have some extras just in case. After inspecting the knobs, I found that one had something stuck inside of it, so I was unable to screw into it. That left me 1 short for my kitchen project. Then, last week when my daughter was helping me in the kitchen, she was twisting on of the knobs and it broke off! So now I am 2 short for this project. I am not upset at all, as it is to be expected for the price that I paid. I just want to give everyone the heads up that some of them may break, so buy extras!

For the money, these aren’t bad. Just expect some extra work and an additional purchase of screws depending on the depth you need.First, these are hollow tubes so they’re very light weight but the welds look clean and they achieve the same appearance as a solid handle. As you can see from my photos, they have a threaded insert that buries into some more thin metal deep inside the post. Then the provided screws thread into that insert.THEY ARE NOT A STANDARD CABINET HARDWARE SCREW SIZE. This is very important when it comes to the drawer hardware. The two screw sizes provided are either too long or too short for a 1/2” drawer box plus 1/2” panel on the drawer face. It looks like the screws are sized for a 5/8” drawer box plus a full 3/4” drawer face panel.The quickest way I know of to trim down cabinet hardware screws is grab a pair of electrical wire strippers and use the threaded holes to snip them off. As I said before, these are a different thread size so they do not fit the hole.My quick work around has been to cross thread a standard cabinet screw into the sleeve, although I’m nervous the torque is going to strip out the other size of the threaded sleeve which will render the whole handle useless.If that starts to happen, I’ll have to run to the hardware store to find out what size these screws are so I can purchase a box of the length I need.It’s not worth the time to cut them down with a grinder or hack saw, and clean them up because the screws are junk to begin with. Small, thin philips heads barely grab a standard #2 bit and very easily strip out.So if you have 3/4” drawer panels and 5/8” boxes, you should have no issues. Anything less will require you to cut the screws down. If anyone knows of another tool to cleanly snip the screws during install, let me know!

We used gold brass handles to update two tall dressers.Pros:•heavy duty•quality materials•looks beautifulCons:•a couple of the handles had slightly too shallow of a hole that the screws didn't tighten in them securely enough and they wobbled. We tried a few different screws in the set as well as ones we had on hand and still wobbled. Luckily the set is big enough that we had leftovers so we found ones that were more secure and just set the 2 that didn't work as well aside.

Once installed they look great. And for a fraction of the price.But, they are of a lower quality. Not solid, the mounting nut inset in the handle is sometimes not sitting flat. If you have experience installing, it wont be a problem. Overall for the price and look its worth the 5 stars.

Good product

Très élégante et facile a installer.

The gold looks cheap, found some better quality ones as will respray these as not happy with the overall look.

Very happy looks good exactly advertised