🔘 Franklin Brass Parow Cabinet Knobs, 10-Pack, Matte Black - P29542Z-FB-B, Kitchen or Drawer Hardware Review

They're cute, a good weight, and a little bland for a polished satin nickel, but the reason for the two stars is an extrusion rib on their back that prevents them from fitting snugly in a drawer or cabinet. The only way to get them stuck is to damage your cabinet, creating a small hole where the molding sits, limiting future choices. i give them back

Very similar the contrast of these handles on the cabinets with white chalk. Installation was easy except there is a small bar on the back that doubles as a center point and anchor. Tightening from the side of the handle will leave a small dent where that protrusion should be. Suggest putting the handle on the screw and centering it, then tightening it from the side of the screw so you don't get frustrated with a little scratch like I did. I also put some super glue on the back to make sure it…

The kitchen handles I wanted to install were out of stock so I ordered 3 boxes as they looked the same. The handles are the same as in the photo and I'm happy with them, but as many others have written the screws are too short for a standard kitchen cabinet. The original knobs I ordered came with two sets of screws, 1" and 1.75". This product contains only 1 inch screws. Not sure how they expect you to install the knobs. Franklin doesn't seem to read the many reviews about buying longer screws.

We have replaced all the handles in the kitchen. The handles came with a short screw which would not work with a cabinet drawer which drawer front requires longer screws. I tried using old screws but the thread was different. So off to the hardware store. No bolts in the store, metric or SAE, will fit these grips. I have no idea what thread they use. So when I got home I had to disassemble each drawer, drill a small hole in the front of the drawer and then mount the handle with the screw…

We ordered these after deciding to replace our kitchen doors. The new doors are light gray and look even better than the old doors. Easy to install but like everything easier with a drill if you replace more than 2 handles. I wish they would sell one for less because I needed 21, but I'm keeping the extra just in case. There is a small pin on the underside protruding from the back of the handle that goes in the door and makes a hole. I don't know if it's something new or if it's better to keep…

They're a little smaller than I expected but look nice. I also picked the right handles and started installing them all in my kitchen today. I liked them so much that I ordered more for the bathrooms and laundry. They are durable, in good condition and each packed in a sealed plastic bag to prevent scratching during transit. The star is that the screws are too short to go through the drawers if you want to use them to pull the drawer out. That's long enough if you're just going through the…

I searched online for the perfect hardware for our new build and found it in these Franklin Brass Knobs and Rods. You can't beat the price for the quality you get. I like the rounded square shape. They're heavy and feel solid, which is good. They'll probably outlive my closets. I've ordered warm maroon for my kitchen (white cabinets) and satin nickel for bathrooms (both dark and white cabinets) and both colors are great. From the picture it looks like the Warm Chestnut pen is a bit out of tune,

These pens are terrible! I've never seen anything like this. No handle was used and that doesn't include the sharp part sticking out at the back. Numerous scratches, dents, dents, warped sides and edges, anything that could be wrong was wrong. I ordered two boxes of 10. I opened the first box and saw that the pens were individually sealed in plastic. I opened the first plastic bag. and looked at the pen. Scratches, dents on sides/edges etc. Opened #2: same. Numbers 3-5: the same. I also noticed