Top Knobs TK501BSN, Brushed Satin Nickel

Am doing a complete master bath renovation and wanted cabinet & drawer pulls that weren't very noticeable and didn't stick out. I installed the basic rod style pulls in a second bath when we remodeled that one, and I am constantly catching my shirt, robe and sweatpant drawstrings on those pulls - - - very aggravating.My designer suggested these pulls when we saw them at a local showroom. The price at the showroom was a bit lower, but we'd also have to pay a $20 special order fee.I found these here and two days later, had them in hand.I ordered the polished chrome in the 3" size (for 15" & 18" wide drawers and cabinets), and although they are not installed yet, I am very pleased with the feel and quality of these pulls. They are heavy, solid and come with screws for installation.I used duct tape to temporarily put them on some existing cabinets just so I could get a feel for how they work. Although they do stick out far enough to grab hold of, the little lip on the edge of these is surprisingly very sufficient enough to make them very comfortable and easy to use. You don't have to actually grab or get a hold of the pull to use it . . . the lip of the pull is enough so that using one finger to pull open the drawer or cabinet door is easy enough.On drawers, they will be installed as in the image - - - with the short end flipping down into the inside top of the drawer front.On upper cabinets, I will flip them upside down - - - so that they will still be in the horizontal orientation, but the short end will be flipping up into the bottom inside of the cabinet door.You could, theoretically, install them vertically as well, but in my case, I want all pulls (drawers and cabinet doors) to be in the same horizontal orientation.If I didn't already have the rod pulls (and screw holes) on the cabinets in my other bathroom, I would replace those with these. When we renovate our partial bathroom, I will definitely be using these.* * update several months after installation:Our renovation is complete and we've been living with our new pulls for several months now and am very happy with them in day-to-day use. The drawer with all my cleaning supply bottles in it is quite heavy, and that's the only drawer pull that I actually need to grab hold onto to pull open. I just use one finger under the lip of the pull to open all the other drawers.

Very nice brushed nickel finger pulls. Solid, heavy feel. Good quality and worth the price. Brushed nickel finish on all surfaces.

these are the perfect accompaniment for the cabinet handles I purchased for my newly renovated kitchen. I used them in the tighter areas, and they look so sleek. Very pleased.

Nice handles, solid feel and very sleek looking

Product came intact and packaged very well. Each handle was wrapped individually. It was beautiful. The only reason for my returning the items was because I ordered the wrong size. I needed a 4", these were 3". It looked great on our new master bathroom vanity doors/cabinets, but the size just wasn't right. It needed the 4". The return was easy and hassle free. A shipping cost ($4.95) was deducted from my refund, but I totally understand, it was my fault for not double checking the size.

I've ordered Mercer pulls for two different projects. They look great on my modern plank doors and drawers-very sleek and simple. You have to be careful about ordering this type of pull if you have very closely space doors and drawers. I couldn't use them on my second project because the pulls would rub if I did. It is possible to move the doors/drawers further apart. However, it was much easier to just choose a different pull. Frameless cabinet doors are hard enough to adjust once. Who wants to do it twice? It would be great if Sellers put pictures of the pulls on their page with clearances and dimensions. There would be far fewer returns. Are you listening Amazon? No other website does it. If Amazon is the best, you should add this information to save you customers the hassle of returning things that aren't right.

These pulls are perfect and I love them. Thanks to Christopher's excellent review I installed using a washer because I have a whisper of space between the top of drawers and counter, and without his advice I wouldn't be able to open the drawer! Of the literally thousands of Amazon revues I have read, this has been the most helpful. I posted a pic of a tool I used to assure that the pulls were placed precisely where they needed to be. I do not know what is is called but what a tool!

I bought these in 2017/18 for a kitchen remodel. At that time several of the reviewers noted the chipping problem. They were just what I needed, so I bought them. I've recently had to replace 6 of them because of they were so chipped it had an adverse impact on the look of the kitchen. It was easier to replace the 6 than to replace all the kitchen pulls. They didn't cost that much, so you get what you pay for. They look great (invisible with my dark cabinets) as long as they don't chip.