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Drawer & Cabinet

A tiny piece of the back of the pull broke off so the screw no longer reaches it. Can't find this drawer pull anywhere

I'm looking for a replacement drawer pull for a chest of drawers. The furniture is about 30 years old and the make is Cochrane. I've seen similar type pulls in looking at various sites but was curious if you all have this particular pull. Thanks.

My name is Anthony please contact me if you carry this item so that I may purchase it.Plastic bracket that holds side mounted draws slides to cabinet wall Thank you.

This part keeps the drawer from falling out.alot of them are broken. I need to replace them. I bought this furniture at an auction.

I am looking for replacement pulls for my Lineage dresser drawers. One of the broke and I need to replace it and purchase a couple of spares. Let me know if you can help. The furniture was purchased around 1995. See the attached photos.

Hello, thank you for helping me. I have looked online and talked to several cabinet people locally, but have had no luck with this. These little parts that hold and release the rails on the bottoms of several of my drawers have broken. I would like to replace them with metal (or mostly metal) par ... (cont.)

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In the first picture the white piece is for a sliding glass door for the shower, the glass is curved and goes on the top. Its broke on the inside so I cant really show what's broken. The second picture is from a Lazy Susan cabinet, the screw for the hinge is not tightening for some reason. ... (cont.)

I purchased a home with Unigrass 6600 slides. Recently the floating brackets have started to fail. Is it possible to purchase a replacement part?

Hi! I recently bought my home and the drawer broke. The attached picture shows the part that pushes into the part at the wall that holds the bar on the drawer. I found two packages in my basement that have the bars but no more of the little tan pieces thatlook like my broken piece. That is what ... (cont.)

It's about the size of a pen cap. It has a ridge that sits on a grove to help hold the drawers up and straight. Its a plastic white piece. On the top it has a slanted piece leaning towards the middle of the guide.

All of the rear mounting brackets I have been able to find are for rails that are smaller (Euro style). Cabinets were installed in 1994. Brackets are made of plastic. Dimensions enclosed.

draw slide has printed on it TSW2 r20541-rcab The holder has RSI printed on it.

I had this desk powder coated and I did not remove the roller wheels for the drawers. They were 1 in D and 1/4 in thick with about a 3/8 bore I think. Do you have anything that work as a replacement? Thanks Ben

I need to replace the hinges on my medicine cabinet. The original hinges were made by Mepla. The only number stamped on the hinge is "511 356 00 25." The hinge fastens to the door/mirror using 2 countersunk machine screws spaced 1 7/8" apart. The other hinge end has alignment tabs that fit into ... (cont.)

These 2 photos show the broken left side rear hanging bracket for a kitchen drawer slide bar. There are no names or numbers on the part, so I don't know the manufacturer. I've included some dimensions on the photo of the bracket as well as the end of the drawer slide. I appreciate any help you ca ... (cont.)

The hinge that connects the two doors of my corner cabinet broke and I need to replace it. The brand is Onus Germany. The cabinet is a lazy susan style with a pie/pac-man shape.

I need replacement parts for my metal desk drawer: 1 each 1-1/8" diameter x 1/4" wide flat wheel 3 each 1/4" diameter x 5/16" long rivet or post & screw assembly Thanks Scott

Trying to identify and purchase replacement kitchen drawer slide bracket. Cabinets installed in the early to mid 1990's.

Happy holidays. The left hand rear bracket holder broke on our Cardell Cabinetry kitchen drawer. I submitted pictures of the left bracket that broke and what the right bracket looks like. Please let me know if you a part that can replace the broken bracket. Best regards, Rick