How does this knob attach to the cabinet?
1107680
You drill a hole in the cabinet, slide the screw in and Attach the knob to the screw that comes with it.
1107681
I've installed about 50 of these. They come with bolts that screw into the knob base. You pre-drill holes in the door or drawer face the diameter of the bolt, push bolt through from the inside and screw knob on the outside. However, the length of the bolts is not long enough for most door and drawer fronts. You need to go to a big box store and buy the same diameter bolt at longer lengths--easy to do, inexpensive, but a step that you are unprepared for. Why the manufacturer does not remedy this problem, I don't know.
1107682
Each knob comes with an accompanying screw that you will insert into the cabinet door then screw the knob into it in the front.
1107683
It attached very nicely with an included screw I did purchase a guide from the hardware store that helps with proper placement they are very nice knobs
841724
It fits perfectly on a regular door knob and has space. It's practically not on the way. You just have to watch closing the door an make sure the door is closed because it's a tad bit heavier and you have to pull or push it closed.
1759534
It has this weird little strap that you screw into the wall. But the screw didn't hold and the cabinet fell away from the wall. I'm sure that if you are really handy, you could figure out how to attach it better. But I was working with what they sent me. Hope this helps.
981750
It attaches with double sided foam tape as well as screws. The screws anchored it securely to my 1/2" door without going through. I don't recall what their length is. Just be sure to mount it low enough so the knife handles don't hit the cabinet frame. It is a fantastic solution to the problem of a bunch of loose sharp knives in the utensil drawer.
1447415
If you want the door to open to the left, you would have to unscrew the hinges (which wouldn't make any marks on the outside) and put them on the left side. Then flip the door upside down and attach it to the left. Note however that the knob will be located next to the bottom square window rather than at the top of the first window in the door. If you take the knob off to relocate it, there would be a hole so that's not an option unless you putty the hole up and stain it dark brown to match the cabinet. Hope that helps.
287287
I believe it takes a standard knob. I used a metal know with the screw to tighten it down I don't think you would have any issues with a standard knob
1229812
Unless there was a mistake at the factory, there is ONE screw already included INSIDE the damper assembly. You attach the damper to the cabinet, and snap the thing closed. I am betting you haven't opened the damper to see the screw! The way its' made the screw can't fall out. Good luck!
807221
It is part of the wiring harness and it has a stem that will fit in about a 1/4 inch hole. You just pull of the knob and insert it through the hole you drilled and lock it down. But you do not have to mount it if you do not want to. It worked perfect for me because I also mounted a rocker switch so I can turn the speakers on and off.
1054648
the knob unscrews. fits all b&m; shifter knobs and universal knobs. I put a green skull thing on mine...looks cool with a "T" handle also
1716222
I am sorry; we can't remember exactly how we affixed it to the cabinet endcap; we did not put holes in the metal piece from the front, but t sure how we made it work.
1928967
The unit when installed is set onto a shelf below the counter level. As you see the picture, the black portion is at the counter level and the knobs are below the counter.
580216
The unit fastens to the mounting surface with screws. It has two (if I remember correctly) keyhole-like slots on the rear of the unit.
331379
One bolt comes with the knob, but I had to get a longer one from the local hardware store to attach the knob to the drawers, because the reinforced front drawer panel was thicker than the cabinet doors.
1617710
It apears to be a different model from the one I bought. Mine came with a set of screws. The quality is excellent and we easily adapted it to fit my cabinet.
562438
I think about 1" long it went through a 3/4" drawer face to attach the knob.Best guess.
819918
There is a mounting strip on the bottom, attached with screws & anchors. The top is secured by mounting clips, also attached with screws & anchors. Holes for the screws & anchors are drilled. The cabinet slips on to the bottom mounting strip and clips to the top clips at each corner. The cabinet is supposed to have at least one side aligned to a stud. Unfortunately, where we needed to mount the cabinet was between studs. So instead of using the supplied anchors we used toggle bolts.
1791969
I've wondered the same thing. The instructions do not even mention those knobs. I hope that Warren G.'s answer is correct... I found no explanation searching online...