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Hello, I need a single sided handle for a cupboard door that works with a latch but everything I can find comes as a pair of handles with handles for both sides of the door. The inside handle is securing the bolt bar to enable the handle to actually turn. Is there such a thing as a single...

Cheers for all the help, first time poster so really appreciate it. I've gone for the modesty blocks in the end, despite dismissing them initially, they are quite a neat solution. See picture of how it looks. Drilled an 8mm hole and the rods are nice and snug, just need to get some black...

Thinking about it those Black connecting blocks might be ok. Could get some black screws or some b,ack screw caps. What size screw would be best for those? 4mm dia , 20mm long and countersunk? Or 25mm. These look a bit more slick that the normal ones Ive seen...

The drawer is 620 wide and the rods I have are 600 long, they sit just nicely on the sides of the drawer. The connecting blocks look horrible, would maybe work, the black ones would look better maybe and they are cheap. It would always look like a contrived solution though. Was just hoping for...

Would these work? https://www.vidaxl.co.uk/e/8718475973584/vidaxl-pull-out-wire-baskets-2-pcs-silver-400-mm? How wide are the cabinets?

Just with there not being a back on them theres a chance the rods will fall out and into the drawer, if theres backs on them both sides theres no way for them to move. Their will be a bit of weight and a lot of movement and sliding of the files etc. When I looked at those initially though, I...

yes rs gaz, exactly that mate. How do i get some of those lol.

I just want to attach the rods to the drawer sides which are 18mm, Im not asking for suggestions of alternatives to the rods really. The depth of the drawer is enough for files but only if the rods are attached on the top, if they are attached to the sides i wont get the files in. And that...

They run the wrong way and they also attach to the sides, i dont have the depth for that, they have to attach to the top. If it was a simple as that I wouldnt be here asking for help. They are also not long enough.

Because thats what I want.

http://www.manddonline.co.uk/index.php?main_page=index&manufacturers_id=2&sort=2a&filter_id=175&language=en&page=12 Looks life hafele.

It wont look very good really. Needs to look in keeping with the style of the rest of the office.

Thats a great idea, a bit beyond my ability though unfortunately. I ask around to see if I know anyone who can do this. Cheers.

The floor and ceiling fittings you linked to would be good if the rod was able to be attached horizontally out of them rather than vertically only. If they did those that were attached to the wall rather than the ceiling.

Two of the coat hooks. Think I'm looking for a saddle clip back a back panel to stop the rod sliding out the back of it. I cant see anything linked to at e-shopfittings that I could use unfortunately. The other option is to make a notch in the top of the cabinet sides for the rod to sit in but...

Ok, but would it not do what I want if i attach two of those either side with the rod in between? Its not a coat hook, its used for things like estage agents window displays etc. Its for a 8mm rod. Theres no information on it on the site. Im a complete novice with what these things are...

Again, those things are usually hidden, the clips need to go with the style of the drawers really and fit the part. A chrome/stainless steel saddle clip like originally linked to but with an end cap to stop the rod slipping out would do it maybe.

Foxhole, theres not enough depth to allow that otherwise that would be the desired solution. the rod needs to sit on top of the drawer sides, in any case the cabinet is going from left to right rather than front to back. The saddle clips look a little industrial really not sure they would go...

yeah they just need securing so they dont slip left or right or fall into the drawer some movement is ok though. I will have a look thanks.

Hi Im trying to turn an existing drawer into a filing cabinet using some 8mm steel rods. As can be seen in the picture, the rods are the correct size to do what i need them to do but the issue is I can't work out how to attach them to the drawer sides. The depth of the drawer is too shallow...