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One or two 5" pulls for a 29-1/2" kitchen drawer?

11 years ago

We're renovating our kitchen and we have one set of drawers. The builder put one 5" pull in the middle, but I'm not convinced it shouldn't have two. The pulls are 5" wide. The drawers are shaker style and 29-1/2" wide. Should we keep the one 5" pull on each or have them fix and put two?

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Pyramid Design Group Architects
11 years ago
One pull is probably fine, and if the holes are already there, you dont ahve much choice. Patching the holes will not ever look good.
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Monica Nordquist Design
11 years ago
Design wise, one at 5" should be good but if you love double pulls then for sure change it.
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zazfuzzroc
11 years ago
If you're not sure, stop in at a local cabinet store or HD, Lowe's and take a peek at their display. That would be a way to know for sure what you prefer. Good luck with your kitchen! Have a great holiday season. :)
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Dytecture
11 years ago
Agree with one pull being sufficient.

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