Are the screws long enough for the drawers since these aren't like the cabinet doors and have a panel attached?
142430
I do think my contactor did have to buy longer screws for drawers.No big deal still love them
142431
Screws are 1 inch long. they fit in both drawers and cabinets for my kitchen but then I don't have a raised panel..........
142432
No, the screws were not long enough, we went to the hardware store and purchased the ones we needed.
2188994
They lay flat against the drawer Rita. You will probable need longer screws which can be purchased at Home Depot etc.
2110495
to be honest I cannot recall the length of those screws in particular, however if they are too long you can always find a shorter screw at a hardware store that would better fit your frame. I used these in a commercial application and they work great, we were even able to salvage most when deciding to move the art around and reuse the hardware.
336453
Yes. There are actually 4 holes to place the two base screws into. Two on each side. The two holes furthest apart are 6 inches apart while the other holes could be 5 or 4 inches part depending in which you use. I did not need to drill. I used a hammer and a punch to start the hole and then screwed in the screws in less then a minute each. My cabinets are solid wood so may e that is why I was able to do this. I hate clean up after using a drill. Good luck
1504741
They are hinge adapters so since drawers don't have hinges I'm not sure they'd fit correctly. My drawers came from the factory with something that closes them like these cabinet hinges but its longer and thinner and fits under the drawer. I don't know where you'd place these to work on a drawer.
1540652
They should. But if too close to cabinet side the doors may need to be trimmed a little. They have fairly wide range of adjustment.
917873
It should. These are nice as the brackets are underneath. I bought a different brand at Bed, Bath and Beyond and they didn't fit as the brackets were on the side. I have the 11" and 17" widths and both measure that exactly. Just be aware that your cabinet door could potentially get in the way of drawer sliding out if your door does not open much wider than opening. All of mine slide open but two are very close to not sliding out.
861347
Yes. The two screw holes in the back require large holes to fit through. If you don't then the pull floats and the back is not flush against the cabinet. The holes are not super big, though. Sorry.
2092076
Mine were just a little bit to short. I was able to use short drywall screws to mount them in the door panels.
703836
Yes and it's great. I don't know about the screws. They did not go all the way thru my cabinet, but that would depend on the thickness of yours as all cabinets are different. I really, really love mine.
1316335
No, the drawers should recess into the cabinet. I had a terrible time with the slides. The little brass screws that hold the slides must be perfectly flush with the metal or the drawer will not slide back properly. Took me two days to finally get them to fit right (and a little cursing!). Good Luck!
2200672
I put them on my kitchen cabinets and drawers for a remodel. I had them put on by the contractor and don't recall him having to get different screws.
2200675
We put them on the drawers too, but we had to get longer screws to go thru the extra thickness.
1559876
Yes. Leave off the "over the door hooks" and put screws through the back of the cabinet into the wall/studs. The holes are already there to do so.
2200671
I think they are little big for drawers. I ended up using round knobs in similar material.
741492
No, they have two screws, and need to be counter sunk. If they are not counter sunk, they will not fit flush against the drawer.
1139949
No, these are decorative only. One can go through these panels and then into the wall behind them with longer screws or other fasteners.