Is the handle hardware separate and need assembling or is it already part of the drawer face? I'd like to be able to replace them.
177468
It has to be installed but as I recall there are two holes drilled into the drawer front for it to fit into, so you would have to take that into consideration for your new hardware selection.
1141595
All the sides, drawers, handles need assembly. Unfortunately some of the parts are broken or not in good shape. Need atleast two people to assemble.
1708403
Only the drawer pull handles have to be installed by you. The cabinet and drawers are fully assembled.
561788
I don't think it's possible to switch the drawer location-- at least not easily. All of the holes are pre-drilled for the location as is. I'm sure a carpenter could figure out how to do it, but it's not a versatile design.
1562269
Simple screw (not included with mine). All you do is screw through the holes already in post where the old handle was. It's super easy to do.
689420
Yes, the hole in the face of the drawer is pre drilled, then a bolt is put through the hole and the knob is screwed onto the end of the bolt. You can use a different knob on the end of the bolt or if it doesn't match the thread pattern you can probably replace the bolt as well as long it fits the predrilled hole in the wood.
378156
When you assembled the unit, you screwed on the handle in a clockwise direction, if I remember correctly. You should be able to disassemble it by unscrewing the handle.
2248138
No,new screws are not included,must use screws from old handle or go out and find new suitable screws from hardware store
1184085
Not the standard kit. Everything is predrilled and ready to assemble. It wouldn't be hard to customize if you're handy, though. The hinges are surface mounted and all on the interior, so those holes wouldn't be a problem, but there is a predrilled hole for the knob on the right side. Someone that is handy could patch the predrilled hole for the knob and redrill on the other side and hope you can match the oak.
1911675
You can just unscrew the handle all the way out and replace it that way or if you can still undo it from the front you can also do that. Its easier if you just unscrew the handle then unscrew the pin with a needle nose plier and screw the new one in.
1915249
I had to unscrew the handle from the razor head, disassemble it and then reassemble it. Not too difficult, there's only a few pieces involved.
76195
I assembled it by myself. I'll admit I would have liked a couple of extra hands to hold some pieces in place while I was screwing it together, but overall, it wasn't too bad. It took me a little over an hour to get it together. One of the drawer slides was on backwards (not my fault, it came that way, but was an easy fix). All in all, it was well worth it. I really love this.
2284895
Yes, The handles should have been included. Mine were in the box with the hardware to install them.
1180922
It is mostly assembled. If I remember correctly the handle just needed to be secured.
2165160
Just place the handle over the holes on the outside of the drawer and use your hand to start the screw into the handle from the inside of the drawer. You can tighten with a screw driver. I hope this helps.
115331
The handle is not permanently attached because it's a tiny bit loose. But putting in another handle would, to me, be a major engineering project (I'm not very handy with tools). The original handle appears to have been inserted into the metal sleeve attached to the "paddle" and then something punched three "dents" into the sleeve on the top and bottom and where the "dents" went into the wooden handle is what holds it on. There are no screws. If you drilled holes in the sleeve where the "dents" are the handle would probably come out and you could put screws into the holes to hold the longer handle on. I wouldn't attempt this myself but I can see how it could be done. However, I wonder if it would be worth the effort. Plus you might have to size a new handle to fit into the sleeve. Sorry this isn't too clear.
101760
On the units I purchased the sections did not separate. There are access holes on the inner slide bar that have to be lined up with holes in the outer bar. It was a little tricky to line up. I was making a large drawer with a 3/4" plywood bottom. I had to cut some shallow reliefs in the plywood to get the flathead screws through the inner slide access hole and into the outer slide hole. Hope that makes sense.