Cupboard Circular Sliding Perfect Diameter Review

It was just the right size to replace the cheap plastic parts the home builder supplied. Appears to be a high quality item with a nice finish and easy installation. What more do you want.

They came nicely packaged and were excellent quality! Exactly what I was looking for! I have a 1950's house and it's hard to find that size! My sliding doors were 1 7/8 and they fit perfectly!

Bedroom renovation and old closet sliding doors were made of natural wood (pine, not beautiful oak). decided to paint them and upgrade the brass rods to silver - nice touch. Ease of installation. Think ahead and used part of an old carpet underlay when hammering in, which saved fresh paint and probably equipment. Fortitude didn't appreciate it because she hadn't been around long enough to tell.

I just bought my first house and it was built in the 80's so it needed a lot of attention. One of my projects was to repaint closet doors, so I pulled out the old inserts and found the old paint was peeling and yellowing. Rather than painstakingly removing the old paint, I chose to simply update them to match the other new appliances in the house. The only problem was that I couldn't find this smaller size for life. I finally found these and they fit perfectly! Just snapped them in place with a

My house, built in 1971, has several sliding doors with finger handles. The original finger grips were plastic and yellowed. We repainted and wanted to refresh the traction. It is important that you measure the width of your opening or the back of your initial toe stretches. We made the mistake of measuring the outside of the finger pull and the part we bought at the local hardware store didn't fit after we pulled out the old parts. After pulling out the old plastic pull rods we were able to…