Satanga Edge Finger Tab Pull for Cabinets Hardware Closet Pulls Square Bar Pulls Drawer Pulls 5Pack Easy to Install 6inch 150mm Brushed Brass

I bougnt a set of cabinet handle sa9104-120-Gold which ia supposed to have 10 pcs of handle in it, but I got only 9 pcs.

Nice looks, durable material and color

My wife didn’t want any handles on the cabinets in our renovation, but sometimes you need some on things like drawers which have more weight. Getting these edge pulls were a nice middle ground to have something to grip onto and pull a drawer out, but still have it fairly streamlined and sleek.Not all pulls are built equally, and some of the things that make a difference are things like how smooth/polished the edges are. The Satangas have very nicely smoothed edges, so you don’t have to worry about cutting yourself or it having a rough feel.There’s a reasonable amount of weight to them, without their being too heavy. A nice balance between not feeling flimsy and still feeling lightweight and easy to handle. Once they’re screwed into the cabinet or drawer, you can’t really tell how light or heavy they are.For the price and quality, I think these are the best sweet spot for affordability without giving up quality.

I ordered the brushed brass in both 400mm and 200mm sizes for my kitchen. They shipped from different locations which was the first red flag. The 400mm arrived first and were lovely... Good colour and quality. However when the 200mm arrived they are a completely different colour, shape and are clearly worse quality and thinner. I'm returning all of them now because they don't even match a little bit and noone wants mismatching handles in their kitchen!Very disappointed.

I purchased the brushed nickel pulls in 2 different sizes (3" and 5") and completed the easy DIY installation in my kitchen. The pulls obviously improved the functionality of the kitchen cabinets, but provided a nice modern touch to my kitchen. The pulls are excellent quality (thick, strong, I purchased the curved cut which means no sharp edge), and the screw hardware provided were sufficiently strong.This is an easy DIY project, but you do need a drill with a proper bit size. I strongly urge you to create a template if you're needing to ensure consistent alignment for back to back cupboard doors or drawers. Once I determined location for 1 pull, I created a placement template by taping a flat edge pencil perpendicular to a ruler. Hold the ruler against the back side of the drawer or door until the outer edge or the door/drawer hits the perpendicular position of the pencil. Mark 1 drill hole. Then align the pull with the single marked drill hole, making the pull flush against the edge of the door/drawer, and mark the 2nd and/or 3rd drill holes. Set aside the pull. Determine the depth needed for the drill hole, and mark that depth on your drill bit by wrapping a piece of blue painters tape around the drill bit at that depth location. Then you simply drill on each marked spot until you hit the edge of the painters tape, then back out the drill bit.

Se ven de muy buena calidad, aun no las instalamos asi que está pendiente la fotografía. Son muy lindas asi que les enviaré una foto cuando estén instaladas.Se van a poner en los cajones y alacenas de una cocina, van a ver que se verán muy bien!