HOME EDIT Cabinet Pulls, 5-Inch

Quick overview

For homeowners updating kitchen cupboards or drawers, these HOME EDIT cabinet pulls offer a way to change the look of existing cabinetry without replacing the doors or drawer fronts. Each pull has an arched shape, a brushed gold finish, and a zinc alloy construction, the pack includes ten pulls and mounting screws in two sizes. The main decision point is fit: these are designed around a five-inch center-to-center hole spacing, so measure your existing holes before choosing them. If your cabinets have no holes yet, you’ll need to drill two with that spacing for each pull.

The finish and curved profile lean toward a more decorative look than a plain knob or straight bar. That can help tie drawers and cupboard doors into a kitchen with other gold-toned details, while still keeping the hardware simple in shape. A solid pick if you want matching pulls across several cabinets and are comfortable checking measurements or doing a straightforward installation. From the way it is set up, the adjustable-length 1.75-inch screws add some flexibility, but the product details don’t specify which cabinet thicknesses they suit.

Best use cases

These pulls make the most sense as replacement hardware when the current handles already use five-inch center-to-center spacing. For example, measure from the center of one mounting hole to the center of the other before ordering, if that distance matches, the new pulls are intended to line up with the existing holes. The listed spacing is also given as 128 mm, which can help if that’s how your current hardware is labeled.

They can also suit a small cabinet refresh where you’re drilling new holes and want a consistent brushed gold finish across drawers and cupboard doors. Compared with choosing individual knobs or mixing different hardware styles, a ten-pack of matching pulls gives the project a more uniform look. It might not be a great match if your existing holes use a different spacing and you don’t want to drill new ones, or if you’re looking for a handle with a different shape or finish. Ten pulls are included, so count the doors and drawers you plan to update before settling on a pack.

Tips for day-to-day use

Before installation, check the hole spacing on each door or drawer rather than assuming every piece of cabinetry matches. Hold a pull against the surface to confirm its arch and brushed gold color work with nearby fixtures and cabinet finishes. During installation, use the included screws that best suit the job, the 1.75-inch screws can be trimmed to a desired length, according to the product details. Take care to keep the pull level as you tighten it so it sits evenly against the cabinet front.

For new holes, mark both centers and confirm the five-inch distance before drilling. That small check matters: an incorrectly placed hole can leave the pull crooked or make it difficult to install. The listing describes smooth edges and a zinc alloy body, but doesn’t provide a weight rating or detailed care instructions, so it’s best not to assume a specific load capacity or cleaning method.

Questions before you buy

Will these fit my existing cabinet holes? They’re intended for five-inch (128 mm) center-to-center spacing. Measure between the centers of your current holes to confirm.

What comes in the pack? The listing specifies ten pulls and mounting screws in two sizes. It also says the 1.75-inch screws can be trimmed to length.

Do I need to drill holes? If your cabinets already have matching holes, the pulls are intended as replacements. For a new installation, the listed instructions call for drilling two holes with five-inch center-to-center spacing.

Should you buy it?

Choose these if you want ten matching, arched cabinet pulls in a brushed gold finish and your existing hole spacing matches—or you’re prepared to drill for the listed spacing. Their appeal is straightforward: a coordinated finish, zinc alloy construction, and included screws for a cabinet or drawer update. Skip them if you need a different hole spacing, want knobs instead of pulls, or need more information about screw fit or hardware capacity before installing. The spacing is the deciding detail, not just a measurement to leave until installation day.