Cabinet Pulls

[Color: Matte Black, Number of Items: 30]
These cabinet handles completely transformed the look of my kitchen. The matte black finish gives the cabinets a clean, modern appearance and pairs beautifully with a variety of cabinet colors, from white to wood tones. They have a simple, timeless design that looks much more expensive than they actually are.Each handle feels sturdy and well made. They're made from stainless steel, so they don't feel flimsy or hollow, and the finish has held up well without scratching or showing fingerprints easily. The smooth edges also make them comfortable to grip, whether you're opening kitchen cabinets, bathroom vanities, dressers, or closet doors.Installation was straightforward. The 3-inch hole spacing matched my existing hardware perfectly, and having both lengths of screws included made it easy to accommodate different cabinet door and drawer thicknesses without needing to buy anything extra.I also appreciate that this pack includes 30 handles, making it a great value for updating an entire kitchen or multiple rooms at once. Every handle in the package was consistent in size and finish, with no noticeable defects.Overall, these are high-quality cabinet pulls that combine durability, style, and excellent value. If you're looking for an easy and affordable way to give your cabinets a fresh, modern update, I would definitely recommend these.

[Color: Matte Black, Number of Items: 30]
This is a pretty nice set of cabinet/drawer pulls! I always like to have stuff like this on hand for any projects, and I think the price is good for the amount you get. It comes with all of the hardware you need, and even has spots on the screws that allow you to adjust the length by butting them down. Honestly that will be perfect for me. My husband and I bought a new bed and all matching bedroom furniture. The drawers and such on the dresser, vanity and armoir all have black pulls/knobs. The side of the bed has a long beam of wood that looks kind of plain to me. Some beds have drawers underneath, which mine does not, however I think it would be really neat to add a couple of drawer pulls on either side for accent.They are not a very heavy duty metal, that being said, they seem to be manufactured well. Where the pull part attaches to the screw ends is very smooth and does not look cheap. Every one I have looked at so far is flawless in finish. This is seriously a great box of pulls to keep around!

[Color: Matte Black, Number of Items: 30, Color: Matte Black, Number of Items: 30]
I bought this 30-pack to upgrade the handles around my home, and the transformation is incredible! The sleek matte black finish looks absolutely stunning and instantly modernized my space, blending perfectly with a contemporary yet cozy aesthetic.The standard 3-inch hole spacing made swapping out my old hardware a quick, completely hassle-free DIY project. What really stands out is the quality—the premium stainless steel feels incredibly durable and heavy-duty, and the coating is fantastic at resisting daily fingerprints and smudges. They feature a smooth, rounded body that provides a super comfortable, ergonomic grip that makes opening heavy, frequently used drawers effortless. With 30 pieces in the box and all the necessary screws included, it’s an amazing, budget-friendly way to give your entire home a cohesive, high-end facelift.

[Color: Matte Black, Number of Items: 30, Color: Matte Black, Number of Items: 30]
At $25 when I picked these up, that was perhaps a little pricey on this 30-pack of drawer pulls that I would have expected to be 18-22 on average (3/5), so this was a 2/5 in value for me. In terms of quality, these are average, a 3/5. These are about the smallest size handle you'd want to use on anything at 5 inches. The 30 pack certainly provides for a lot of cabinetry coverage and would do a whole kitchen. And while economical, having done many kitchens from installing new cabinets to choosing and adding handles, I would encourage a pull larger than 5 inches for comfort. But in rentals and cheap apartments, this is exactly the eco style used, so there's that. A lot of bathrooms on the cheap will use these, too. From a budget standpoint, these are a good choice if you're going the economical route, despite my calling them average - I don't see average as a negative but assume that 67% of all products are average, otherwise, there is no average. But let's get beyond the matrix and red and blue pill choice here, this can work well for you and is inexpensive. I like the simple design of these as pulls and they certainly look better than the 30 year pulls many old kitchens still have. So they can be a good choice. At a 2/5 in value and a 3/5 in quality, these are a 2.5/5

[Color: Matte Black, Number of Items: 30]
I was honestly surprised by how nice these cabinet pulls are for the price. The matte black finish looks clean and modern, with a quality appearance that doesn’t feel cheap or flimsy. I used them on a mix of kitchen cabinets and drawers, and they instantly gave everything a more updated look.The stainless steel construction feels sturdy, and the finish has held up well during installation without scratching easily. I also like that fingerprints don’t seem to show much, which is a big plus in a busy kitchen.Installation was straightforward since they use the standard 3-inch hole spacing. The included screws worked for my cabinets, and having multiple screw lengths included was helpful. The handles have a comfortable grip with smooth edges, making drawers and doors easy to open.For a 30-pack, the value is outstanding. If you’re updating an entire kitchen, bathroom, rental property, or furniture project, this set delivers a surprisingly high-end look without the high-end price tag. Very happy with them and would definitely buy again.

[Color: Matte Black, Number of Items: 30, Color: Matte Black, Number of Items: 30]
I got these for a cabin remodel project and we really like them. They are very lightweight and you can tell they are not a high quality product but for a cabin or a limited budget they are a good choice. These are not a solid handle, they are hollow but still feel sturdy once installed. The stainless steel won’t rust or discolor when the cabin gets humid and the black coating looks great against the wood cabinets. I like the matte black finish, it’s not slippery and the rounded edges keep stuff from getting snagged. They are easy to install, especially if you’re replacing older handles. Getting 30 for under $25 is a really good value, they look more expensive than that and this pack of 30 goes a long way. We will be able to do every cabinet in the cabin with a few spares. I’d definitely order these again.

[Color: Matte Black, Number of Items: 30, Color: Matte Black, Number of Items: 30]
30 handles for $25 is a good deal. It comes to less than $1 per handle. A 30, pack makes sense because the average kitchen has 25 drawers or doors, so this covers all of that and provides a few extra in case any are defective or in case someone has a bigger kitchen. Each handle comes individually wrapped in plastic with two standard screws and two adjustable length screws. The handles themselves are a hollow metal, which feels a little cheap and disappointing when compared to similar styled ones sold for more money at the hardware store. There's something to be said about a solid metal handle and that nice, cold feeling it has, and this one is missing that. But, for this price range, you're not going to find solid ones, and would need to pay at least two or three times as much to get those type. And, in any event, these give the same look as the more expensive ones, even if they don't feel the same, and nobody is really going to notice the "feel" when all it's being used for is to quickly open or shut a cabinet door. While these are titled as 5" handles, that's actually the total length, not the length between screw holes. This has approximately a 3" width between screw holes, which was the standard for cabinets installed in houses at least up until or through the '90s and early 2000s. Newer and more modern style cabinets tend to use wider handles, typically with 5" between screw holes, so these would not fit on those types of cabinets.