When you want to change your fittings in your kitchen, it may be worth considering that the fittings are sometimes of different sizes. Check and count!High or low? Often you place fittings which should sit under the kitchen counter high up on the hatch. Fittings which should sit above the kitchen counter, is usually placed far down on the door. When it comes to fittings for wardrobes, these are often attached relatively centrally to the cabinet. Right, left or central? It often depends on two things, what type of fitting you have - one-screw or two-screw attachment. A rule of thumb is that all fittings with a single-screw attachment are called knobs, while fittings with two-screw attachments are called handles. Generally speaking, there is no right or wrong. However, it is somewhat more common to choose to attach single-screw fasteners and knobs in one of the corners of the cabinet/door. As for two-screw fasteners, it is just as common to attach them centrally as to one of the edges. Horizontal or vertical? Some fittings do better vertically, e.g. oblong fittings
Screw, nail or glue? Our fittings always come with a matching screw, provided you don't have very narrow gaps. If you have gaps that are too narrow, the screw runs the risk of going through and destroying the disc, or the fitting will hang loosely. Our screws are adapted to the standard thickness of doors, which are usually 1.5 - 2 cm thick. If you would rather glue your fittings, that is of course fine. Glue can be good if you have a sensitive surface, where a screw risks cracking the cabinet door. On the other hand, it can be difficult to replace a fitting that is glued without damaging the surface. Nails - we never recommend that!
It's perhaps the easiest of all, provided you've screwed up. If you have a single-screw attachment, just screw it on and off, we have the same screw for all our fittings. If you have a two-screw mount, it is important to remember that the CC measurement is correct. If you are worried about old fittings leaving unsightly screw holes behind, you can advantageously choose our variants that have an underlying tray, it is also really nice and a trend that is getting stronger.
