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The M4TEC VG6 Series 64mm cup handle is designed for homeowners and interior designers seeking a sophisticated, contemporary update for their kitchen cabinets, drawers, and furniture pieces. Featuring a durable, stylish brushed nickel finish, this ergonomic handle provides a comfortable grip and a modern aesthetic, though users should ensure their existing furniture thickness is compatible with the included 25mm mounting hardware to avoid potential installation issues.
| Colour | Grey |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | CH123-brushed-nickel |
| Brand | M4TEC |
Yes, the M4TEC series offers various finishes, including gold, silver, and black, though specific availability may vary.
Yes, 64mm is the standard hole centre-to-centre distance required for installation.
If your drawer is thicker than 20mm, you will need to source longer M4 screws at your local hardware store.
Use a soft cloth dampened with mild soap and water. Dry immediately to prevent water spots.
The handle protrudes 22mm from the surface of the door or drawer.
Check that the M4 screws are fully tightened and ensure you are not overtightening to the point of stripping the threads inside the handle base.
If your panel is thinner than 19mm, you will need to purchase shorter M4 machine screws or use a washer to take up the excess space.
Installation requires a drill or screwdriver to secure the provided M4 screws through the rear of your drawer front or cabinet door. Ensure your furniture material is between 19mm and 20mm in thickness for the best fit with the included 25mm screws. If your panels are thinner or thicker, you may need to source alternative screw lengths. To maintain the finish, simply wipe the handle down with a soft, damp microfiber cloth. Avoid using harsh chemical cleaners or abrasive scouring pads, as these can strip the protective coating and degrade the brushed nickel appearance over time.
