homdiy 15 Pack Brushed Nickel Cabinet Pulls 3 Inch Handles Stainless Steel Cabinet Hardware for Kitchen and Bathroom Cabinets, 5 Inch Overall Drawer Pull

good cabinet handles, work like they should and look decent. Seem to be decent quality as well and great price

I’m so happy with these handles! They are classy looking, nicely made and real metal. They were inexpensive and delivered overnight. In short, everything I could have wanted. Really made our laundry room update complete.

I absolutely loved these pulls. I am so glad they came with two different size screws because my drawers needed the longer screw. They were very easy to install and are very durable and sturdy. I really like the brushed nickel and am happy with the color. These were such a great value and really changed up the looks of my cabinets.

Easy to install. Nice finish on handles. Good size for my drawers. Screwed in strong. Durable.

I really like the minimalist, contemporary design of the pulls. The price is very reasonable, the quality of the pull itself is good. The included screws, especially the 'universal' cut off the excess length screws, is, at best, usable. The roughness of threads on the long screws is terrible and they are actually undersized, likely to strip out of the pull with any vigorous use. I replaced the long screws with much better quality ones. Considering the price, I can't complain too much, would certainly purchase of more of the pulls.

Very satisfied with how durable and functional of these handles. The size and color is perfect.

Excellent quality for the price, love them they look great in my kitchen.

So, these are not solid, but that’s ok. FromMy experience, you don’t really notice the weight once it’s on the cabinet, and it’s not like they rust out. For hollow, these seem like slightly larger and more stout looking gauge, so they don’t look cheap.The handles came with 2 different sized screws, which was nice. I needed one in between the two sizes for my cabinets, and was fortunate to have some left over from a previous project.I’d recommend starting with a screw hole just large enough to fit the screw. That way, if you need to level/straighten them, you can adjust by drilling one of the holes slightly larger w/ larger bit to get more movement in that direction. The handle itself will cover your mistake, granted you don’t exceed the size of the base.Also, if you get one that’s got a loose base and seems to be defective - you can actually tighten them down with an appropriate sized hex inside where the screw would normally go, which saved the day since I needed exactly 15.Overall, got these in one day, which was perfect considering it was the weekend. Very happy overall!