Are these supposed to sit flush with the drawer? Mine stick out a quarter of an inch. Is that because I need to drill bigger holes? Im using existing
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Yes, they should be flush. when you put it on the front w/o screwing it in, the entire plate should sit on the drawer. if it is loose after you put the screws in the back, you might need to put spacers (washers) inside the drawer. I had to do this with one of my drawers that wasn't thick enough.edit: by flush, i assume you mean that the back of this plate sits on the drawer's face .... obviously the handle part will stick out a little bit.
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Yes, they should be flush. when you put it on the front w/o screwing it in, the entire plate should sit on the drawer. if it is loose after you put the screws in the back, you might need to put spacers (washers) inside the drawer. I had to do this with one of my drawers that wasn't thick enough. edit: by flush, i assume you mean that the back of this plate sits on the drawer's face .... obviously the handle part will stick out a little bit.
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No, they can not sit flush with the drawer. Even looking at the photo you can see the handle itself sits out a little. Probably about a quarter of an inch.
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They are supposed to sit flush. The screw sockets on the back should fit into the drawer face smoothly and the back of the plate should sit on the face of the drawer. You may need to drill larger holes (about 1/32" larger) aligned with the screw sockets so they slide into the face.
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I guess it depends what kind of drawers you have, but those hangers are very long. I had to cut it to make it fit in my drawers, which are standard size. Once piece was big enough for both sides of my drawer, and I had like a 10 inch left over. The width was perfect for my wooden drawer. Love them. My desk scissors didn't cut it, I had to borrow commercial grade scissors from our maintenance guy in my building. Once cut they fit like a charm.
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The screws lay flat to the inside of the drawer. The cup-like handle (where you put your fingers to pull the drawer out) protrudes from the drawer face about an inch. They are very comfortable to use. I added a picture; hopefully that will help.
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No, they do not connect to the drawer. We were thinking of doing double stick tape to adhere it to the side of the drawer.
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They will fit - my drawer was 4" but unfortunately they do not work, once you clamp them closed they pop open immediately therefore not staying extended.
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We had the same problem. Had to get new higher quality rails and add a shim between the rail and the desk so the drawer would fit properly. I would suggest returning it if you don't want to go to that much trouble.
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No, it won't fit. I just tried it and they're too short. Does anyone know what size to get for drawer rails that are 13" apart?
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I didn't flush mount mine. I did a surface mount so I'm not sure of the hole size
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Sorry, but I bought them for an organization and don't have them to measure. Hopefully someone else will respond, but if not, use a dimension just under 3 x 4 " and it should fit. I also used a larger dimension for some inserts and placed them in sideways with part hanging out, but they were easily readable from a distance and that was more important for my purpose.
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Hi Leslie. Sorry for the delay. Yes is my answer to your question. Cabinet pulls and knobs are fairly standard and with the spacing of 4.25" you should be able to align this tool correctly on your doors and drawers. No matter the template, measure twice before drilling your holes and use a pencil marking. Them put the hardware up and see if it looks okay. Be sure you locate the center for drawers and align the template on either side of center. I had great success with this product but took my time. Good luck. M.
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The predrilled bolt/screw type holes exist only on the right side of the cabinet and are recessed on the inside so as not to interfere with the sliding drawer. It would take a lot of woodworking to move it to the left side. Virginia was right on. Al
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Nope, but rubber cement, contact cement, or double stick tape should work to hold it in place. I have mine in a drawer, cut to fit, so they're fine.
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They will be off by 1/8 ". Just by a jig to put new holes. It took me about half a day to mark new holes with the jig and install new hardware. The hardware is legit, compared to Home Depot this is a hell of a deal. My kitchen looks awesome. They are heavy and sturdy.
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I think they are little big for drawers. I ended up using round knobs in similar material.
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Mine appears to be 4 inches center to center, but I can see there can be some manufacturing variations (+/- 1/8"). As another reviewer pointed out, the holes are offset towards the outside of the tabs by about 3/16" from the center of each tab.
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this drawer has stuck on us once or twice too. our issue we found was that the door didn't go back in straight - the fix for us was to push in the side that was sticking out more. we gentle push/knocked the side that was sticking out more, and it eventually straightened, and then went in. hope this helps!
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As seen in this picture, they get mounted to the bottom edges of the drawer and to the inside lower wall of the space that the drawer is going to slide in. Each pair of slides takes 1/2". So if your opening for a drawer say 16", your drawer is going to be 15" wide. They are not designed for a lot of weight. The mounting screws are very short.