🔧 Cabinet Doors and Drawers Drill Mounting Template for Rok Hardware Knob Handle Pull Review

The product worked well, especially in combination with the offers published in the reviews. The cabinet template worked great for me, but I had to drill my own holes in the drawer. Thanks to the reviewers who suggested this. The included drill helped me a lot. I'm a newly divorced mom remodeling her home and I wanted to make my own closet furniture to save some money (and be self-sustaining!). I was very worried about breaking my newly painted cabinets or getting very crooked hardware, but…

I found these templates to be of acceptable quality for home use, but I encountered the following problems: 1. Drawer template - The drawer template did not have holes in the appropriate vertical positions in the middle my drawer fronts. I ended up having to fold over the leading edge of the template to mark the correct drilling locations. Very exhausting, but mission accomplished. Closet Door Jig - The door jig had holes in the middle of my door jambs, but it was too short. I installed the…

This template works very well if your cabinets have a sharp 90 degree top angle to install. My cabinets have a deeper rounded edge which made this template difficult to use. The "curve" that fits the top of the cabinet door wasn't deep enough to make it easy to use the template, and the plastic was too flexible - I had to get it right every time or my holes would curl up a bit move due to bending. If you have cabinet doors with a sharp 90 degree angle at the top, this will work well. If your…

I was remodeling our kitchen with new cabinets this summer and bought this template hoping all of our 5 inch pull out handles would fit properly. It says it works for her, but I quickly became disillusioned. This pattern is extremely limited for Drawbars. Our 5" tiller handles could only be placed about 1.25" up or down for a vertical position (my wife wanted them lined up with the shaker plates about 2.5" up). The horizontal bracket wasn't high enough to reach the center of our drawers to…

I am very satisfied with how everything went. I have 2 of these dresses and just wanted to decorate my room. I started with a primer (Zinsser BIN White Water Based Primer) and then a coat of chalk paint (Rusteleum White Linen Chalk Paint). I used a brush (Brossum 2 in 1 Chalk Circular Brush) on the dresser and foam rollers (spare FoamPRI 65-5 mini rollers) on the drawers. I like the foam roller MUCH better than the brush. I can see brush strokes on the dresser, but I can't see them from afar. I

I really wanted to use this template. It really helped with the doors and drawers, except for a few key things. The door template requires circles throughout. I didn't like where my lights would be on the doors with the standard 3 inch settings. So I had to use another circle and figure out where the 2nd drill mark would go. I used a drawer template to help with this. It would also be helpful if the templates were supplied with a hole mark. I used a nail but soon found that the nail leaves…

If you're looking for the perfect placement of handles/knobs or drawers/cabinets with unusual proportions, skip this option and buy something with real customization. However, if your main goal is to do a moderate amount of jerking without too much effort, this set of templates will work just fine. With the included drill bit, all you need besides this kit and your hardware is an electric drill, a tape measure (to find the center of your drawers), and something to mark the holes. For the drawer