Are knobs or pulls better?

In many instances, knobs make it easier to open upper cabinets. Pulls, on the other hand, offer easier operation of lower cabinets. Just take a look at this Victorian kitchen. You’ll notice that all the upper cabinets have knobs, while the majority of the lower cabinets feature pulls.

What is the difference between a knob and a pull?

What is the difference between a knob and a pull? A knob requires one fastener or screw. A pull requires two fasteners or screws.

Can you mix knobs and pulls in a kitchen?

You can mix knobs and pulls. It’s recommended to use pulls for cabinets that are higher up and knobs for lower style cabinets. Lower drawers that slide are typically fitted with a pull handle.

What are some good examples of knobs and pulls?

This traditional kitchen is another great example. Nearly all of the lower cabinets and drawers have pulls, while knobs adorn the upper cabinets. This coastal-style bathroom utilizes mismatched clear knobs for the cabinets and silver pulls for the drawers.

Why do you need knobs and pulls on cabinet doors?

Knobs and pulls help to protect your cabinet finish because you are not transferring the oils on your fingers to the cabinet fronts. You also need them to open your doors and drawers if you have a frameless or full-overlay cabinet since your fingers won’t fit in the reveals of the cabinet for operation.

Do you double up on pulls or knobs?

People often ask how to deal with wide drawers. On a drawer base two feet or more in width, there is a temptation to double up on the knob or small pull so that they form two columns on the drawer stack. I think that’s pleasing to the eye, but it’s at the cost of convenience since you have to devote two hands to operate the drawers.

What kind of knobs do you use in a bathroom?

Nearly all of the lower cabinets and drawers have pulls, while knobs adorn the upper cabinets. This coastal-style bathroom utilizes mismatched clear knobs for the cabinets and silver pulls for the drawers.