Southern Hills Brushed Nickel Cabinet Handles- 5 Pack - 6 1/4 Inch Screw Spacing - 7 5/8 Inches Total Length - Satin Nickel Drawer Pulls, Modern SH3229-SN-5

Love the look of these handles, they're amazing, but screws are not great quality. I broke some of them trying to mount the handles. I put 8.75" long handles on the 36" drawer fronts and really like how it turns out

We used the wider, 10" handles for all our drawers (30"-18" wide cabinets) and then the 5" handles for the doors. I absolutely love how they turned out. I also like how there's no extra part of the handle to catch clothing/towels on (as in the T-shaped handles). It was handy, also to have the different lengths of screws provided.During the install, i created a template to use to drill the holes in the drawer fronts/door fronts, however we noticed that some of the holes on the handles weren't perfectly uniform. We had to go back and adjust the holes we drilled. It was fine, as the handle covered up any widened holes. Just be aware.

If you are wondering how they will look on ur cabinets here are the sizes of mine. We ordered 7 5/8” handles. bottom cabinets 30”, drawers 24”, 24” and 36” in width from left to right. Color Brushed nickel

I just finished my kitchen remodel. I purchased these handles to accent my white shaker style cabinets and absolutely love them. They are heavy and well made.

We have not used these handles yet as they are for a kitchen that is still being installed. We ordered two five packs of this size as well as two five packs of another size. My review is for all of both sizes. I have to say that these arrived well packaged, wrapped neatly in tissue paper and sealed in individual plastic bags and then sealed in larger plastic bags in multiples of five. They seem solid and should hold up under normal kitchen use. Upon inspection, most were just about perfect. Only a few had a small dimple in the metal or a minor scratch. One had a "blotch" on it as if the finish coat missed a spot. These imperfections are fairly minor and we can hide them by installing the drawer handles with scratch or dimple facing down. That said, at least one handle had a gap where the screw hole will meet the cabinet drawer. Hard to explain but no matter which way we face this one, the gap will still be visible between the cabinet front and the handle. I think I will have to exchange this one if we cannot figure out how to hide it but not until I take a second look at all the other handles to make sure this is the only one with a gap.Finally, we are DIYers out of necessity. We purchased a fixer upper because that's all we could afford and after four years we are finally getting around to replacing forty year old pressed board cabinets. We searched big box stores as well as Internet to find attractive cabinet handles that we can afford. We figured each handle would cost a few bucks but some similar types are priced $20-$70 PER HANDLE!!! Just not in our budget. Then I found these from Southern Hills. A Godsend! Very attractive handles at a price we can afford.AND...matching handles in two different sizes. You wouldn't believe how difficult it is to find a company that offered a handle design that comes in different sizes. So happy I found Southern Hills product via Amazon otherwise we would have had to settle for the inexpensive little mushroom knobs from a big box store. Our kitchen will look so much more elegant with these. Thank you Southern Hills.