(25 Pack) TrueKnob Solid Stainless Steel Cabinet Pull Hardware | Brushed Satin Nickel Finish | 3" Hole Centers | (25 Pack)

When I was in the process of purchasing these pulls I read many of the reviews and felt quite comfortable in making the purchase. Boy was I wrong. I recently retired from owning my own machine shop. I spent 30 years as a machinist and 15 years as a home builder. So I an certainly qualified to review this product. These are by far the poorest quality product I ever purchased from Amazon this far. From stripped threads to no threads. Crooked, and twisted. I have never seen such poor quality. I guess you get what you pay for.

I will start bay saying I’m a licensed general contractor. I read all the negative reviews and I would disagree with them. The handles are machined stainless. They are heavy, look and feel great. I posted picks of some I installed the other day.That being said they have machined threads. You have to be careful when installing, if there is any saw dust on the threads they will be very difficult to thread. They are also easy to cross thread if you are impatient. The longer bolts when cut have to be d-burred or they will be very difficult to tighten and will break if you try to force them. I would suggest you start by hand tightening them with you fingers before you use a screwdriver or impact.I would recommend these to anyone and I will purchase them again. I had zero issues with them they installed perfectly.I hope this helps

I liked that these were affordable. The install was super easy. The only flaw is that I must have been sent handles made of nickel or zinc, whereas they are advertised as stainless steel. The handles in my two bathrooms are oxidizing, which wouldn't be the case with stainless steel. Their not rusting, but look like galvanized steel would after weather exposure. No longer are they attractive, I would like to seek a refund or replacement.

These suck. While they are sturdy, they are cheap at the same time. I ordered 50, needing 42. After attempting to install 10; 7 were good, 2 were off just a smidge, but enough that they are unusable and the last one broke off and I can’t unscrew it. It’ll take a hacksaw or vibration tool to cut through the screw so I can reinstall another handle. Let’s hope I can do this without ruining my newly painted cabinets. Grr

The stainless steel knobs are beautiful as described. Each package comes with two sets of screws, one for shorter and one longer that can be cut with a hacksaw to the proper length. HOWEVER, beware when using the larger length! Once the screw is inserted (by hand only) to determine the length you need, you need to back it out and cut off the extra length. I inserted both of the longer length screws to determine the length...I am an experienced carpentry person, tho a 120 lb.. female so it wasn't tightened. Upon trying to remove the screws to determine the length I needed, the screws refused to budge! They were solidly stuck inside the smaller part of the handle, and no amount of unscrewing worked, EXCEPT to remove the shorter piece from the handle itself! The screws went in perfectly without hesitation, BUT they will not come out with any amount of torque, by hand! I even used a vice to hold the shorter portion of the handle to gain torque, but it will not budge one iota! They feel like self-locking screws! Now the handle is useless to me! I needed ALL 25 pieces to do the job. Thankfully, my cabinet was not ruined, after spending well over an hour to saw the screws off my cabinet with a hacksaw!!! I went to the hardware store and purchased 1 3/8" screws and they fit perfectly! The rest of the installation went perfectly without an issue. DO NOT USE the variable length screws or be prepared to screw it up!

I bought these knobs, because they were a little cheaper than other similar knobs. They are very heavy and solid. Also nice that they included 2 sets of screws with each knob, so they can be installed on cabinets or drawers.

These were a great deal and made the kitchn look SO much better. I will say that these are more difficult to install than knobs, because knobs don't have to be leveled. These do need to be leveled. Mine were eyeballed and not perfect, but still look pretty nice. It is a good way to bring upper and lower cabinets together when they are a different wood/painted a different color. These are heavy and feel quality built. They come with two sets of screws per knob, so you can choose the length you want to use. I highly recommend these, as for about $25 I was really able to improve the look of my kitchen.

I found this style at HD and the competitor but they were so expensive and just a tiny bite too thin. I can't describe it but the diameter was slightly too small they felt inexpensive to the touch and then there is the matter of price per pull! I went to amazon and found TrueKnob. I had nothing to loose so I ordered the 25 pack and was thrilled with the quality and pice of the product. I purchased the installation template from HD it was a better price and it was the same template sold in a combo pack drawers and doors for less.Installation was quick and easy. I had to use the breakaway screws on my drawers. These were not easy to breakaway but after a few attempts I had the number I needed and installation was done.Kitchen is complete and the handles looks so nice. I have referred 2 others to TrueKnob on Amazon.