1pcs Round Recessed Pull, Recessed Door Knob, Cabinet Round Hidden Handle, Embeded Concealed Brushed Stainless Steel Handle for Modern Bedroom Door Drawer Wardrobe (Silver)

Needed a slim profile to replace a standard door knob on our pantry door due to new refrigerator. This worked very well but needed a few tweaks. I had to use a metal cut-off blade to trim 1/4 in off the center shaft of the existing door knob. And used 2 metal cutoff blades together to put a 1/4 - 3/16 sloth in the center of the shaft due to the shaft being slightly smaller than the square hole on this slime profile door knob. The slot allows it to slip into a small pin on the inside of the square slot on the sling profile door knob.

Looks really good, does the job, and was easy to install. I DO have some concern with the durability of the handle, as it is just held on buy an E-clip, but time will tell with that.

This is a great looking (high-quality) product that works well. I like the look and feel. It does not feel cheap and looks as though you paid more than you did. Love it!

Needed a slim profile handle for a linen closet in a hallway at a rental property; tenants complaining they kept bumping into the door handle. That product did the job HOWEVER required some fairly major tweaks to adapt to existing system. It required the use of a chop saw to salvage the metal barrel of the existing handle we were replacing, and a bench grinder to make the head of a regular hex bolt fit into the square hole of the new Recessed Pull Handle Knob. Then we had to weld that bolt to the barrel to make it a one-piece system that would not wobble, spin freely, and eventually plug right into the existing system, with zero modification to the existing system. So in summary... unless you've got the tools OR you think your existing system is already fully compatible (which is hard to tell), I wouldn't recommend. It turned out to be a relatively easy task for me, but again I'm familiar with metal working.

I needed to make one lever-style doorknob disappear to avoid marring a refrigerator door. This worked great for that purpose. A few cons...you will need to either cut your existing spindle down and maybe notch the end, or fashion a new one (I used a 3/8" bolt...took me a few hours.) Also, this ends up looking fine, but the tolerances are a bit loose and it feels like it may not hold up over the years (it's been installed for one day, lol.) Hope this helps someone!**UPDATE** happy to report that after 3 years of constant daily use, this is still working flawlessly! No change in fit or finish.

I got this to help with a pantry door that would/could mark up my fridge. This worked perfectly if you doing this take in to account that it is about 1/4 inch more shallow then a regular door handle so have to try the rod.

very nice looking and stays flat on door

I turned a walk in closets into a walk in gun safe. I added a fingerprint lock where the door handle goes before realizing I have no handle to pull the door shut. Not wanting to drill a 3 inch hole for another door knob I looked for something like this product. It's perfect for the job but the handle will probably not last long. It's held together with a loose rivet or c clip. For $9.99 and from China it should have been $3-$4 tops. I'll keep it and see how long it lasts.. There is also Chinese writing engraved on the back. Absolutely nothing wrong with that but I am all about buying American as much as possible. The product may have mentioned it's from China but I missed it. I would have passed had I saw that.