Pull solutions for pantry with mesh front drawers.

5 years ago

Hi Everyone,

My pantry will have a bank of 3 drawers that have 2 lower drawers with mesh fronts. For those two drawers I will have to put the pull on the rail of the drawer. What should I do for the top drawer? Will it look strange if it is on the panel instead? I'm pretty sure it's too late to change the style of the top drawer at this point.

Thanks!

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palimpsest
5 years ago
I think you will have to try it out in real life, however, I think you could still put the pull on the solid panel since they are two styles of drawer, rally.
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Norwood Architects
5 years ago
Is the mesh metal and sturdy enough to accommodate pulls?
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mscsangel
Original Author
5 years ago
Hi @Norwood Architects. I actually hadn't considered that. I guess I'll have to ask. I would assume no though.
mscsangel
Original Author
5 years ago
Found this picture. It actually doesn't look too bad.
maddielee
5 years ago
Can you posr a photo of the drawers?
chicagoans
5 years ago
last modified: 5 years ago
I think your photo looks fine! (Pulls on panels for top drawers; on rails for mesh drawers.) Someone posted recently about wanting pulls on rails for top drawers, and was concerned that the counter overhang would make it hard to use those top pulls. Your setup as shown would avoid that. (LOL I just realized that post was yours!)