Daycount Pack of 2 Invisible Cabinet Drawer Handle Rotating Zinc Alloy Hidden Grip Pulls Handles Hardware for Cabinet, Door, Wardrobe, Tatami and Drawer (Nickel)

The items were of good quality. One thing I want to mention......I am using the pulls installed overhead(Attic Access hatch). I found that with a slight nudge the handles would rotate. To assist in their staying hidden I ordered some weights that I glued to the inside of the handle to ensure that the handle remained flat with the surface.

Sleek and elegant. Hide away and uses less space within my storage area

Smaller than I thought it would be but works for the hatch cover to my crawl space

It’s cool. My kids love it. It’s pretty easy to install. I used it for a window bench seat so this handle fit my needs completely. I was able to make it fit completely flush with the seat which was great. Buy it.

1) there's no template for the hole you have to cut and since there's VERY little wiggle room on the sides before your hole will show that's crazy.2) Once I got the hole right I went to screw the pieces together - first one tightened down just fine. Second side there was almost an 1/8" gap when it stopped going in. I switched the screws to see if it was the screw - it wasn't it was the female part. Tried the second handle and same problem. Trying to buy the next shorter screw that I bought at the hardware store - it's too short. Had to go to a tap-and-die set which is ridiculous amount of work for this.3) Opened the next package and it has imperfections on the faceplate. Very frustrating.Since I've made the hole I'm now stuck and need to figure out how to make it work.

I used the flat inside plate as a template. Mark the rectangle and screw holes. Cut out a 1/16 more around the rectangle and drill the screw holes with a 1/4 in bit.

These were perfect for our trap door for our basement.

Works as described but not the best quality