Kitchen Pulls/Knobs - Best website?
12 years ago
Trying to find some good knobs and pulls. Any advice on where to look?
Also, if most of my drawers are 22"-39" what length pull will I need?
Also, if most of my drawers are 22"-39" what length pull will I need?
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- 12 years agoThis is my inspiration kitchen. I had my kitchen GC replicate this hood with a few revisions.
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PRO12 years agoDo you like this pull? The Charlie collection is available in 3", 3 1/2", 4", 6", 8", 10", 12", and 18" sizes. It is also available in 10 finishes. Part Number A726-35-SN
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