Laurey98201 Perfect Mount Precision Allignment Template for Cabinet Hardware

I installed 37 pulls and 7 knobs to install. I was reluctant at first because once you drill the holes thats it...no redo's. This template worked great. It made the job go fast and the holes were exact. I used a spring loaded center punch to mark the holes instead of a pencil or pen. The punch just fit in the template and it was tight enough to not move around. The punch holes were exactly in the middle of the template holes. The punch holes also allowed the drill bit to drill exactly in the right spot without wandering.One thing to be careful with. On my drawers for example. In the bathroom the vanity drawers were not exactly centered. Some were slightly to the right or to the left. Centering each knob on each drawer would look bad overall. I measured the top and bottom drawer centers. I then used a straight edge to mark a straight line from the top drawer to the bottom drawer through the 2 middle drawers. I used that line to mount all of the knobs. When you stand back the knobs look centered, even though the drawers are a few millimeters left or right of each other.It my kitchen I also had several drawers that were not exactly centered with each other. They were only slightly off. I had to adjust some of the pull hole locations so that they all lined up and looked uniform. If one drawer is crooked or off the installation will look weird if there are several in a row. The cabinet doors were also not exactly level with each other. I spend some time before I drilled any holes leveling the doors, making adjustments to them until they were all level. If the pulls are on the bottom of the doors level the bottoms. If the pulls are on the tops level the tops. What is noticable is where the pulls are. Level and true the doors before drilling!Good Luck!After the job was done I was amazed at how well it turned out. Use a punch before you drill !!

If you need to put knobs or handles on cabinet doors, you need this handy time saver. Sure, you can make your own jig, but this little jewel will probably do a better job and you can use it for multiple applications. It's easy to use and the package has instructions on the back.

I bought this template and another for my husband to use when installing cabinet pulls throughout our new house, and this was his favorite. Easy to use and all of the holes were even and consistent - it looks like a professional installed our pulls, but it was my husband's first time doing it. They look great! After choosing which holes to use (we had pulls, no knobs), he used painter's tape to tape off the holes he wasn't using to prevent a possible mishap. All 49 cabinet pulls were installed within two hours. Using this template, the doors went very quickly. He used a different template for the drawers. His only complaint was that the drillbit that came with the template wasn't very good, but it got the job done.

I recently painted and replaced all the hardware on my kitchen cabinets, and I was dreading the new hardware installation process. Luckily, I came across this product and had to try it out. Turns out using this product made the hardware installation the easiest process of my entire kitchen remodel! Incredibly easy to use. Took about 3 minutes to measure and install each door. Be advised that this is only for cabinet doors! If you are adding hardware on your drawers, there is a separate template that you would need to get as well.. Overall, amazing product. If this review helped you in any way, please click on ‘helpful’ so I know. Feel free to ask any questions about this product!

This is an awesome little tool. I had purchased 15 knobs for my kitchen cabinets that never had any previously so there were no existing holes. I was nervous on how I would install these without them looking sloppy and uneven. I used this tool to mark the spots, still nervous, after only the first knob install, the rest were super easy. In less than an hour the job was complete and they are perfectly straight.

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I purchased this template to install handles in our newly remodeled kitchen. Be aware that it does not allow any adjustment of where of the handle holes are drilled but it will ensure they are all installed exactly the same. I used handles with a 4" spread so, to keep from marking the wrong holes, I taped over the 3" and 3.5" holes. After marking the holes I used a set punch to ding the wood which kept the drill bit from wandering. Overall a simple job that anyone with basic DIY skills can accomplish, especially with this jig. This is very simple tool but it worked perfectly for its intended purpose and required no setup to use.

This kit was critical to us helping our son install door/drawer pulls on the kitchen cabinet doors and drawers in his home. This produch should work will all standard cabinetry with no problem. A couple of hints: once you establish a position for the first cabinet door, mark the applicable holes on the template, it is easy to forget which positions selected as you move from door to door; good idea to double check the marks on the doors with a ruler BEFORE you drill the holes, make the marks in pencil so that if you have to make a correction you can just erase your marks. Lastly, if you are just a bit off with one of the holes, you can get by with just one screw. Highly recommended.