FURNIWARE 10 Pack Cabinet Pulls, Hardware Drawer Handles, Stainless Steel Kitchen Cabinet Door Handles Pull, Brushed Nickel-160mm(6.3 Inch) Hole Center

Ordered these twice as the forst delivery arived with 1 missing and 2 badly scratched, a chance you take when buying (used like new) i supose. Luckily this delivery was fine. Good sturdy handles and easy to fit. Look great on anthracite kitchen doors. Identicle to Hafel handles sold in diy shops.

Love these handles. Top quality, very nice finish. Each handle was individually wrapped. Not one single imperfection.

Bought both 160mm and 256mm handles to replace existing tarnished handles on bedroom wardrobes and chest of drawers. Each handle is in a foam sleeve and the foam sleeve is in a clear plastic sleeve so very well packaged. With each handle comes four screws, two at approx 25mm and two at approx 45mm that are notched and can be cut back to 40mm, 30mm, 15mm and finally 10mm. My drawer fronts are approx 15mm so I used the 25mm pair. I had 17 handles to install, so if you have a Little Helper you can trust with scissors - get them to unwrap the handles and screws as it did get a bit tedious! Also, I wish I had an electric screwdriver as I had to remove the existing 17 handles first. When installing the new handles, get both screws to bite first before tightening them both up. The tube of the handle is hollow and the ends of the handle are secured by a internal, hidden screw. You can only buy them in packs of ten and I needed 12 of the 160mm and 5 of the 256mm - so had to buy 20 of the 160mm and 10 of the 256mm. It would be good if it was possible to buy in ones or twos, but having spares is probably a good thing. I like the chunky look of these handles, actually much better than the ones provided by a well-known bedroom furniture provider. Being so impressed with the 160mm and 256mm, I purchased the 225mm versions for other bedroom drawers and cabinets. However, I needed 11 handles and they only come in packs of 10. And being unwilling to order two 10 packs, I decided to cut down one of the spare 256mm handles. This was quite straightforward, the ends of the handles are secured by a single screw and the tube itself is hollow. My pipe cutter wasn't able to cut through the steel, just mark it, so I needed to use a Junior hacksaw to cut the tube. Once done, I marked where the new hole should be drilled to secure the end on. This prove difficult as my high speed steel drill bits had trouble getting through the tube. I did manage it in the end and the assembled shortened handle fits really nicely. Quite pleased with myself!

Loved these ‘gold’ coloured handles.They have transformed the overall look of my kitchen cabinets. As they are new I cannot pass comment on their durability. Nevertheless at this point I am very pleased.

Very pleased with the handles not too gold and cheap looking they are fine would recommend