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Choosing the right handle goes beyond just the centerline. It's all about the right proportion to the furniture. A handle that's too small on a large drawer looks awkward, while one that's too robust can overwhelm a subtle cabinet. For a harmonious result, we recommend making the handle cover approximately one-third of the total width of the front. This creates a visual balance that feels both modern and timeless. However, true tranquility in your interior only comes when you dare to choose consistency. Therefore, extend the finish of your kitchen handles to the rest of the home. For example, by echoing the brushed stainless steel or matte black of your handles in the door hardware of your interior doors, you create a common thread that connects different spaces. We like to call this the 'Connection between spaces'!
Frequently asked questions about Handles
How do I determine the correct center-to-center distance for my new handles?
The drill hole size (also called the center-to-center distance) is the distance between the centers of the two screw holes. Measure this very carefully when replacing your old handles. Common standard sizes are 96 mm, 128 mm, and 192 mm.
Which screws do I need for installation?
Each handle comes with matching M4 bolts. This is the standard European thickness for furniture screws, making replacing your current handles a simple task.
Can I combine different lengths of the same handle?
Absolutely, we even recommend it! Use longer handles for wide drawers and shorter versions or matching knobs for narrow cabinets to keep the proportions of your design consistent.
Can the handles be mounted both horizontally and vertically?
Yes, the handles are universal. Horizontal mounting on drawers emphasizes the width of your furniture, while vertical mounting on tall cabinets creates an elegant look.
How do I mount my handles?
Mark the holes accurately based on the center distance, carefully drill through the holes, and tighten the handle from the inside with the included screws. For best results, use a drilling template and a screwdriver.
