Are the draw pulls easy to grasp? If you have longer nails are they likely to break using the drawer pulls?
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I tried the drawers again, pretending my nails were long. You would have to grip the handle at an angle with your finger. If the drawer was heavy, it could be difficult. If its light, then it depends on the angle of the grip. I would say chance of a nail breaking are high.
600292
the drawers slide in and out extremely smoothly even if they are packed full of makeup so you really don't need to grasp hard or anything. I really don't think your nails will be a problem especially because the pulls are wide enough were you can grab them kind of sideways (if that makes sense)
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That is somewhat subjective...but I'm satisfied with the way the drawers open and close. I haven't had them torque to one side or bind up when closing them. But I generally use the center of the drawer when closing a drawer. There is some play, but nothing that has caused a problem. And they stay shut when you close them. The doors on the cabinets have quite a bit more play, particularly the tall cabinet, but I haven't had an issue getting it shut and locked.
968469
pulling is easy. requires you to push it back into place if you don't want it to dangle in your sink.
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as 4 your question all plastic drawers are the same it depends on how you pull the drawers out don't pull on them 2 hard they may last a little longer you can pull out a certain way but not 2 hard but easy pull i am thinking about getting my sister another one 4 her 2 use she has more stuff than me i hope this helps you out wood drawers are okay but in time they can loose their punch also that is up 2 you 2 make that choice i can't tell you what 2 buy or what 2 do that is up 2 you i can only tell you what i know @ do i do buy a lot of things from amazon 4 me @ my grand kids i hope that this will help you out as 4 your question all plastic drawers are the same it depends on how you pull the drawers out don't pull on them 2 hard they may last a little longer you can pull out a certain way but not 2 hard but easy pull i am thinking about getting my sister another one 4 her 2 use she has more stuff than me i hope this helps you out wood drawers are okay but in time they can loose their punch also that is up 2 you 2 make that choice i can't tell you what 2 buy or what 2 do that is up 2 you i can only tell you what i know @ do i do buy a lot of things from amazon 4 me @ my grand kids i hope that this... » Read More as 4 your question all plastic drawers are the same it depends on how you pull the drawers out don't pull on them 2 hard they may last a little longer you can pull out a certain way but not 2 hard but easy pull i am thinking about getting my sister another one 4 her 2 use she has more stuff than me i hope this helps you out wood drawers are okay but in time they can loose their punch also that is up 2 you 2 make that choice i can't tell you what 2 buy or what 2 do that is up 2 you i can only tell you what i know @ do i do buy a lot of things from amazon 4 me @ my grand kids i hope that this will help you out « Show Less
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It has been a while since I used these templates, but they should work fine for a pull with a 4.25" center to center spacing. The length of the hardware is really not that critical. However, the width of the panel is, if you are trying to center a pull or a knob. I drilled holes in the template for some of my pulls to get an exact repeatable location. I also had to make up a jig and template the old fashioned way (plywood) for some of the wider drawers and doors. That said, all-in-all the template set is a time saver and well worth the money.
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Yes, they come out easily. They are also good quality. I stack mine up, one on top of the other in the same drawer. It is like having a secret compartment underneath. Hope this helped .
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Hi Four draws function. I wish I had known that. I assumed all functioned. But the top opens and there is a lot of storage there and that takes up the top small draw. The two bottom draws are actually one door and has a large storage space for items that wouldn t fit into the draws (such as boxes). There are four doors on the sides for necklace storage (lots of space). I have a lot of jewelry and it is sufficient for my use. I just would have preferred all drawers. Hope this helps you. It s a nice heavy well made piece of furniture!!
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I've never had trouble getting the drawers to pull out - they move fairly easily. There is hardware with a loop handle that makes it easier to open the drawers.
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I had a couple of drawers thicker that I had to put in longer screws. But the drawer pulls went in fine then. I had quite a collection of screws. If you don't, take the pull to the hardware store and they can match the threads in a longer pull. You can also use the original screws in the first drawer pulls. I have an apartment kitchen and liked them so much in my kitchen ..............installed them in the other kitchen. Great looking and great value
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I wouldn't trust these drawer slides mounted that way. They will be difficult to pull at best. Worst case, they would just drop the drawer when you pull it out.
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the draw is kind of divided.. the drawer is about 1.5 inches deep, but the dividers are only about 1/4 of an inch, so you could put paper in there or whatever. the dividers are there if you need them, but not really if you don't. make sense
1754303
Yes the drawer slide out very easily and smooth. This is probably one of the nicest acrylic pieces I've seen
611897
The pulls screw into pre-drilled holes on the drawer fronts. If you had your own pulls with screws attached that fit the holes, or are comfortable increasing the size of the holes, then different pulls could be used. IMO, that seems like a lot of work for a cheap side table.
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The clips are large and easy to grab, but they are a little stiff and need some strength to press them together to open the clip. I used it on a trip, so I only used it a few times. I don't know if they would become easier with use.
1370684
I've had mine for about the 3 months now, it's held up very well in that time. Drawers still glide smoothly. The only thing I've had to watch out for is cutting my knuckles when changing the sheets. The edges of the wood panels are somewhat sharp, and cause scrapes if you're not careful.
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They latch very well. I use this at work to save my SnapOn units from wear and tear. The floors here are pretty rough and I've never had a drawer fly open.
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I wouldn't say "easily"--they work ok and work better with weight from cups-- so probably good idea to keep it filled but you also have to make sure none of them are stiitng crooked... they don't pull out as easily as the metal drawer Kcup holder we used at first and switched from... the plastic drawers are just not going to work as true as something heavier but for us the vertical construction was a better fit than the horizontal drawer...