Oh I like the long ones shown in Segbrown's kitchen. Sabjimata, if the ones you are looking at from RH are like those, I think they would work nicely for one pull on the large drawers. However, I would go with something different (like a knob) on the small drawers or the two different bin pulls might get a little busy. Just my opinion. :) We actually have two bin pulls on our large drawers, but the glides are so nice that I could see how they would easily open with just one in the middle. Good luck!

Do you really need longer pulls for a wide drawer? I don't think so, unless you want that aesthetic and are willing to spend the extra bucks. We just put 5-1/2" pulls (holes 3" apart) on all of our drawers, regardless of size. We have drawers that range from 12" wide to 36" wide. I think it looks just fine.

The storm of '07 I was thinking about was hurricane winds. I don't recall any area having snow, but I could be remembering wrong. Gusts recorded of about 150mph at our local coast guard station. And torrential downpour. Our entire county was like an island due to the combination of flooding and downed trees. Gov. Gregoire had to fly in by helicopter even though the east end of our county is only 20 minutes from the capital because you couldn't drive here for days. It took something like 3 days to clear the trees from the highway. And that was after she called in the National Guard and they worked from one end while local crews worked from the other. One stretch of road about 10 miles long had over 300 downed trees across it! People with chainsaws from all over got out and helped. My DH helped cut trees for two days. He might as well help because he couldn't get to work. Power was out in some areas for over a week. We considered ourselves lucky to get ours back in three days. And we live in town and rarely lose power. If we do, it's just for an hour or so. IIRC, parts of Seattle also didn't have power for about a week or so. It was crazy. We were one of hundreds of people with a big tarp on our roof for a few months until we could re-shingle. We looked like a town that didn't believe in roofing, just tarps. :) Believe me, I was glad for our small generator which saved the food in the freezer, for wood heat so we didn't freeze (it was in December), and a good camp stove to cook on under the porch roof. And our emergency kit, lol. ETA: If it is The Big One, the entire west coast is supposed to shift west about 50-100 feet. Not sure how far east that will impact. Hope your rock doesn't move! If anybody is interested in some fascinating information about this, I suggest reading The Orphan Tsunami. It's about how the geologist first found evidence of these quakes about 30 miles from my house, much more evidence has been found since, but it actually took reading the very well-kept historical records of tsunamis in Japan to prove it. The Japanese called it an orphan tsunami when it wiped out many coastal areas there because they had never experienced a tsunami without also having an earthquake. That's because the earthquake happened here. Absolutely amazing stuff. Mother Earth is powerful, that's for sure.

My experience with using 2 pulls on a wide drawer has not been good. So for this kitchen I will only be using 1 pull per drawer. When you have 2 pulls on a drawer, it takes two hands and often you already have something in one hand. Or, if you just use one of the 2 pulls to open the drawer, it creates stress to the drawer on one side, and also the pull will loosen over time from being asked to pull the entire drawer open from one side. As a result, I am using 1 pull for my drawers. I am using different sizes. Just my taste, but I don't like all one pull size for the entire kitchen. I have read about the 1/3 rule, and the pulls I am choosing, the Top Knobs Princetonians, have many sizes. When deciding between two sizes that both fit roughly the 1/3 rule, I get the smaller one. The wider pulls are expensive, but as a percentage of the cost of my entire reno which is multi-thousands, I am spending about $450 for my pulls. The majority of mine are the 11-11/32" size which are about $13 each. I am getting 4 different sizes in all (includes 2 pulls that are 15" long hung vertically for pull-out pantries). I don't think it's that bad to spend a couple hundred more to get the size that looks good. The pulls really make a difference to how the entire kitchen looks.