Anywhere from Amazon to Walmart. But, I have a suggestion that will save you money.
Look for a local "restore" location. They are the places where you can buy salvaged goods for/from local houses that are razed or sold. They are often associated with Habitat for Humanity.
They have everything for home restoration, literally to the "kitchen sink".
If there isn't one near you, please check out the second hand stores. Often their donations are "second hand" but not "used". But personally, I love to repurpose things others have used. Hope that helps!!
Hardware stores, home improvement stores, some craft and hobby stores, kitchen and bath showrooms, Floorand Decor, Amazon and lots of on line retailers. I always order one knob or pull forst to check for fit and quality before plcing a full order.
They are available all over but I usually wait for Hobby Lobby 50% off sale and purchase knobs and pulls there. Can also order on line from them if you need more than are available in your local store.
Ditto to Hobby Lobby because they have an unusual selection of knobs. Remember, with Hobby Lobby, if they're not on sale this week, they'll be on sale next week (they alternate the items on sale). They also always have a 40% off coupon that you can use on a non-sale item and you don't even have to print it. Just pull up the coupon on your phone (or take a pic of it); they only need the coupon code (a different code each week). The also have a phone app.
Edit:””” 3 years later😂 I decided to paint them white and I am so very pleased with the results!We bought a new house with these ugly cabinets. I really cann...
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Menards has the largest assortment I have found in any home improvement stores.
You can shop for these items at any home-improvement store .
Anywhere from Amazon to Walmart. But, I have a suggestion that will save you money.
Look for a local "restore" location. They are the places where you can buy salvaged goods for/from local houses that are razed or sold. They are often associated with Habitat for Humanity.
They have everything for home restoration, literally to the "kitchen sink".
If there isn't one near you, please check out the second hand stores. Often their donations are "second hand" but not "used". But personally, I love to repurpose things others have used. Hope that helps!!
Hardware stores, home improvement stores, some craft and hobby stores, kitchen and bath showrooms, Floorand Decor, Amazon and lots of on line retailers. I always order one knob or pull forst to check for fit and quality before plcing a full order.
Large DIY
Any hardware store or Home Depot or Lowes
Take a look at HardwareResources.com or TopKnobs.com. This is where I get my hardware for the kitchens I design.
They are available all over but I usually wait for Hobby Lobby 50% off sale and purchase knobs and pulls there. Can also order on line from them if you need more than are available in your local store.
Agree with Debra, go to Hobby Lobby. I have never seen so many knobs and pulls in any store.
A HARDWARE STORE / HOME DEPOT. LOWE''S OR A CRAFT SHOP