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Cabinet Hardware: Cover Up

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Supplier: Cool Knobs and Pulls Key Features: Diecast Zinc in brushed or satin nickel or powder coated black For hardware with 5" (128 mm) mounting posts Plate is 7-1/8" long 15/16" projection Pricing: $5.45 each, hardware sold separately Pricing as of 2008. Ask For: #1920 CKP Fix-it-plate, brushed nickel Learn more about Cool Knobs and Pulls: Get Cool Knobs and Pulls contact information plus see product stories we've published about the company.		by Deborah Holmes, Ebricks.com New cabinet hardware can give your kitchen a dramatic facelift. But what do you do when your new drawer pulls don't match the existing mountin holes? Fix-it-plates cover up the old holes and allow you to drill new holes. The plates will work with dozens of this company's drawer pulls with mounting posts of 5 inches (128 mm). The diecast zinc plates are available in brushed (shown) or satin nickel or powder coated black finishes. Drawer pulls are sold separately. See more product stories like this: Cabinet Hardware Drawer Pulls Cabinet Hardware Drawer Pulls Share this story:
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