FYI: Buld.com sells Top Knobs pulls at lower prices the topknobs.com.

Appliance pulls are $$$ & are required for the weight. Most have oversized screws & require flat washers to distribute the pressure.

That's a lot of budget money to spend on pantry door pulls.

I agree, the appliance pulls are expensive.  However,  I'd like to know if it would look better to have the pantry doors with appliance pulls. Looks over budget for me.

• Appliance pull: $98.64 (Length 20", Width 3/4", Projection 2" )
• Cabinet pull: $20.12 (Length 19 11/16", Width 3/8", Projection 1-1/2")
• Difference: $78.52 x 2 = $157.04

Only you can decide whether the difference in appearance is worth $160.

IMO the pulls that come with the appliances are what I do . To me a huge waste of money for no real purpose

Patricia,  I would agree with you if our fridge was stainless steel.  However,  we chose to panel it and the dishwasher with cabinetry. We are going for the hidden appliance look. Using the regular stainless appliance pulls would defeat our purpose.

What are the brand and model of the refrigerator?

All I want to know is whether someone has used the Top Knobs Princetonian Appiance pull and how do they look? Please and thank you!