Installing Cabinet Hardware

Cabinet hardware is not indestructible and you will eventually have to install new hardware. Or if you are remodeling and your current hardware does not fit with your new design you will have to replace it. Most of the time, it's the cabinets in your kitchen that need replacing and that includes replacing the kitchen cabinet hardware. There is so much going on in your kitchen whether it's the repetition of opening and closing your cabinets or pulling open a silverware drawer one too many times. It doesn't have to be an expensive endeavor to replace the knobs and pulls, however if you don't look around you might find yourself paying more than you bargained for.

The best way to go about replacing all the hardware in your kitchen or any room with cabinets is to count the knobs and pulls and see just how many need replacing. It doesn't make sense to replace just a few pieces unless you know where to find the exact cabinet hardware knobs that you need. Otherwise you will want to replace all the cabinet hardware handles at the same time. Some styles to consider are stainless steel, satin nickel, zinc and pewter. All of these make excellent aluminium lever door handle for sale choices and can make your kitchen look much more sophisticated without blowing up your budget.

Installing them is simple. You only need a drill with screwdriver attachments. If you can get away with using the same holes then that would make things easier but you may need to drill new holes. This will require you to use a wood filler or a filler that matches that material of your cabinets. You may also need a level to make sure the handles are put on properly and are not crooked. Put the hinges on first and then the knobs or pulls. And you want to use screws that go through the entire cabinet door and can fit a nut on the other side. This will make the cabinet hardware more secure.