Ravinte Single Hole Square Kitchen Cabinet Knobs,Matte Black,25 Pack

Pretty, screws are good, for very well

I switched out (35) satin nickel knobs for the matte blk knobs on my wht cabinets. I am Pleasantly surprised. They look great, had good weight to them and the base was wide enough to cover the paint chips (from removing the satin nickel knobs). A rabbit hole I did not want to deal with. A couple had some defects but I was able to hide them. Overall very pleased for the $. I am hoping the paint doesnt chip away over time & usage but I didnt spend a fortune so that justifies if they do.

Bought these a year ago for our kitchen re-modelling. They have stood the test of time as they are each one still holding well to a perfect 90 degree assembly. Easy to adjust when installing. Very slick and elegant. The do not feel cheap even though they were inexpensive. Great quality! My contractor said they were a grade above the five-times more expensive ones he usually uses on his custom made cabinets. Definitely recommend this company's handles.

Loved these for updated our kitchen. Super easy to install and we get so many complements. They look expensive and are the perfect matte black!

Good quality, very pleased

Only reason for the 4 star is they are overpriced for what they are but nice quality and look

These knobs were easy to install and a great product for the price. The screws were easy to use and just the right size. The color and appearance is very modern. A great product for the price.

My family voted out my hope to have round knobs and they chose these ones for our white kitchen cabinets. They really do look good and the contrast to the white paint really makes them shine. They were pretty easy to install too. The only thing I didn't find fully simple was the screws that come with it have some bare spots where the threads do not exist. I think those serve as a location to cut the screws to shorten them for one's specific needs. I actually needed to shorten these things. Full disclosure, I am not a super handy guy in a house. I can swing a hammer, but I'm not one of these passionate home renovation kind of fellas, so perhaps there's a common and widely known way to shorten these screws; if there is, I am oblivious to it. I used pliers to cut through the screws to shorten them, which after 40 of them really started to test my mettle. Now I'm wondering if you're supposed to use a hack saw or something like that. Aside from the screw length issue, it takes like 15 seconds per knob to install, and probably faster if you use an electric screwdriver or drill. This is an efficient upgrade to cabinets for very little money compared to the impact it makes on the whole vibe. I'd use these again and again.

After 2 months the paint is chipping off of them. These are not made to stand up to anyone even touching them. Really disappointed to redo my whole kitchen and have chippy handles :(