Will this work on 5" Center to center holes for drawer pulls?
46834
Thank You! I just ordered the pulls and had an old template that only went to 4" C to C. Many Mahalos!
46835
Yes, it will. We used 5" handles (center to center) as handles and drawer pulls and the template worked great! This is a set of templates; one for cabinet doors and one for drawers. Good luck!
1270103
You could make it work for 2.5" on the template for door handles, but not on the template for drawer pulls.
1173043
I don't have one from ikea to test, but these are as standard as they can be in terms of their size, so assuming ikea makes a filing drawer that matches all other standard filing drawers, they will. I measured mine, the center of the rail to the center of the rail is 12 1/8 inches across
2156964
Yes, it's designed for 3/4" holes. In a 3/4" hole it's a little loose so if you have a drill bit just a tiny bit smaller (probably metric), try that. It's much more stable. BTW, the things work beautifully if the piece you're holding has flat edges. If they're rounded at all, the work piece will jump all over the place.
1104524
No, not directly. It will still help you locate a horizontal or vertical plane for the handle, and may locate one of the holes of a door handle. However you'll have to measure 1/8" in from the 4" marked holes to find your real holes. Mark it all on blue tape and drill through the tape. My 5" handles were slightly less than 5", so I had to bias the drill bit slightly to the inside of the 5" marked holes to adjust anyhow. Consider the templates an assistance, but you still want to tweak and triple check everything before you drill.
1728527
I was trying to use as drawer pulls. not long enough to catch the threads of the pulland too narrow to cover screw head.
1447948
The actual unit width is 5 inches. If you have a 6 inch opening, that would work. :) I have two units installed, one with the cabinet facing attached to the front of the pullout unit, and another unit installed inside a cabinet, with the cabinet door not connected to the actual pullout unit. both work great.
1173833
Yes but it will leave screw holes. If you remove the drawer you can get to the screws.
1424898
It should. You might have to put a thin block raiser inside the space to get it centered and covering your opening.
696056
I'll try to answer your question. My drawer is just barely deep enough for this...but it does work...4" and it is staying in place and doing the task I wanted...not sure about the 2nd question..are you talking about the long pieces?
611897
The pulls screw into pre-drilled holes on the drawer fronts. If you had your own pulls with screws attached that fit the holes, or are comfortable increasing the size of the holes, then different pulls could be used. IMO, that seems like a lot of work for a cheap side table.
1628243
It should as long as the holes line up. So what you do is measure center to center and if it is 2 and 7/8th inches or 7.3cm then it will work.
1843774
I haven't tried it since I only use 5 hole, but I suspect that although the diameter is the same, the holes would not line up...
1257371
Hi there, I'm sorry for the delay to my reply.I went home and accurately checked what you were asking.The organizer WILL fit your drawer.This organizer WITHOUT the extension is 9-1/4" wideThe description of this item IS accurate.If you try to fit the organizer WITH the extension, it will squeeze to 9-1/2", but again, you'll be NOT be able to utilize the extension at all.I hope this helps
1894330
My cabinet was 2" thick and at the maximum adjustment it wouldn't fit. Mine was maybe 1/8" too large. If yours is 1 5/8" thick it should work fine for you. It's a nice unit.
122610
Not sure, but will try. My cabinet drawers open straight out, and the basket pulls out to its full length. We st the rails 2" from the side and 2" from the front. Hope this helps.
959071
I wouldn't use it on drawers less than 18" deep. The adjustable portion will go in about 4 inches, but the spring gets fairly hard to push.