Do these work on drawers too or only on cabinets?
1504740
They are made and work well for doors, but I don't think they would work very well on drawers although I can't say for sure since I never tried to use them in that manner.
1504741
They are hinge adapters so since drawers don't have hinges I'm not sure they'd fit correctly. My drawers came from the factory with something that closes them like these cabinet hinges but its longer and thinner and fits under the drawer. I don't know where you'd place these to work on a drawer.
1504742
No they don't. There are special drawer slides that you can get that will slow down the drawer before it shuts.
1504743
I have only used these on cabinet doors and not drawers. On doors they work great.
1504744
These hinge adapters are meant to be used on doors only. There are other drawer glides available to help drawers close softly.
1504745
Probably not on drawers. The Blumotion requires the weight of the door and its hinge to push against it. You need soft close tracks specifically for drawers. My two cents.
1504746
I am not 100% sure but I do NOT think they would work on drawers since most drawer slides do not pull in themselves on the last few inches. These work because most door hinges have kind of a self closer the last few degrees of closing and the blumation unit acts as a slow close shock absorber.
1237163
The drawers have a lock feature so that you cannot open both at the same time (so as to prevent the cabinet from tipping over from the weight of the contents). As long as you make sure that one drawer is fully closed, the other drawer will slide open easily.
320044
Sorry, I sold the piece on which I used them, but cabinet screws are a standard size (these were standard) so you should be OK. If the screws are too wide, just drill a slightly larger hole. If they are too small, the knob itself will cover the hole on the front, use a washer on the back if needed (unlikely) and make sure the knobs are screwed down nice and snug. Length is more what you have to be concerned about because of the variability of the drawer/cabinet thickness. But that's a problem that can be easily solved by buying longer (or shorter) screws. Most knobs come with longer screws that "snap" off these days. Can't remember what came with these.
110651
It will not work if you have a drawer in your cabinet. I found out the hard way.
2200671
I think they are little big for drawers. I ended up using round knobs in similar material.
589682
#8 is all I know. They worked for drawers, but I had to get different ones to use them for the closet doors.
137496
You can use it for any drawer or shelf. I have it in the kitchen, bathroom, and in bureau drawers.
2200674
They come in different lengths. We have the longer 8" on our pantry cabinet doors and the shorter 5" on our cabinets and drawers. They work great on drawers, just make sure you chose one of the shorter lengths.
1204814
Yes they do... Not individually, it's a single mechanism that locks all of the drawers.
709952
Hi Karen, Yes they will. It is nice to label the drawers so you aren't looking everywhere for a specific subject.
1531809
They will stay closed up to a point. If the cabinet is slightly tilted, say 20 degrees off perpendicular, the drawers should remain closed. But anything beyond 30 degrees will probably result in an open drawer. Especially if it is loaded. These are not designed to be used in a cruise ship type enviorment.
1688173
I have 135 mm on some of my cabinets and they are 5.3 " long. I have 115 mm on a 14" drawer and would not go any smaller than that. They are pretty small for an adult hand. Have you considered longer? I put same style 7 1/2" on all my 27" wide drawers and they are nice and make for easy opening. I used 4 different sizes altogether for cabinets, drawers and pantrys and the look is awesome.
547104
They might be too small for the kitchen cabinets. I purchased the ones which were $10/ea and then these. These were much smaller. They worked since I was putting them on a space saver in the bathroom which needed smaller ones. I also have these on black cabinets and they just jump out. I tested this style (the larger ones) on my kitchen cabinets which are white and they still look nice...just not as much pop as the black cabinets.
839057
It depends on how wide the drawers are, sometimes the lateral files are a bit wider.You would have to measure the width of the drawer.
2200672
I put them on my kitchen cabinets and drawers for a remodel. I had them put on by the contractor and don't recall him having to get different screws.
403048
I bought them both for my kitchen "junk drawer" as well as a few for my desk drawers. I think they are great for desks!
711213
The drawers would need to pull themselves closed like the cabinet doors hinges do. Some drawers are design to automatically pull the drawer in when you get it to about an inch away by the type of rails the drawer rides on and many include a soft close feature with that.