Prime-Line N 6973 Sliding Mirror Closet Door Pull, Chrome

what garbage, this was supposed to be for glass mirror sliding doors ???? One side had a black oil film on it ( that would be the exposed side. Utter garbage !

trop cher pour une poignée

My handle broke. This new one has not. So far can’t complain.

I am using these as pulls on my mirrored medicine cabinet doors.They work perfectly!We just remodeled our master bathroom and purchased Robern mirrored medicine cabinets. The doors are mirrored on both inside and out, and there are recessed areas along the side and bottom of the doors to use as finger pull areas.As careful as we are with trying to make sure we use the indentions to open/close the doors, we were constantly still leaving fingerprints on the mirror.There is no way to mount pulls other than by using an adhesive, and these pulls work fantastically well.I attached them using the adhesive pad included with the pull, and after daily use for over a year now, it's still holding very strong - - - not even the slightest hint of being even a little loose.Am attaching pics of how I mounted these, because it's a bit difficult to describe.This was a complete leap of faith, as I had no idea what it would look like or how it would hold up. I am so very happy with this though, that we are no renovating our second bathroom, using these same medicine cabinets in there, and I've purchased these pulls to use in there too.

I glued these pulls onto sliding glass cabinet doors that weren't moving easily because there was no way to get a good purchase on them. Problem solved!However, there seems to be a design flaw: In order for them to work, the shiny side has to be glued to the surface; the rough, unpolished side is the side that is exposed for all to see.