Hope someone else will answer. Because drawers, I think, are trickier, but can be done. I'm pretty sure there are previous threads on that. If you have side mounted now and want blumotion by blum, which are under mounted, you might not be able to make the switch without making new drawers.

I'm back...happy to report nothing disintegrated in my hands, no stripped screws, etc. :) Really rather fascinating how that little mechanism works! There's plenty of extra clearance for the door to swing, corner unimpeded; so, not sure what the reason is for that large a gap. It's not so much the discrepancy in the gaps between the hinge side and the door bumper side (so, I'll just stick with the little nubby that's already there). Is this how all new cabinets are? Seems "Blum" is the in thing these days, so I'd imagine lots of folks are wrestling with this -- or maybe it's just us 'partial overlay' people. I don't imagine those who order inset cabinets have this issue. Thanks again for all the help. Now, moving on to whether I want to risk drilling new holes because the installers set my oversized drawer pull too high! :/

OK, solved my own problem. There's a catch on the back that you just flip up and it comes off of the main hinge, piece of cake... if you know it's there! Just stumbled into it. Hopefully this will help someone else at some point.

Wait until they start driving and slam the hands in the car doors. brutal. both of my boys have done that. Oh, man, no kidding!!! :-( Reminds me of a time we went to the beach for my birthday -- back when I only had 4 or 5 kids, I can't remember lol -- and one of my toddlers got his little fingers slammed into the *hotel* bathroom door by one of his brothers. Those doors are like safe/vault doors! :-O Speaking of hotels, Baby #5 was crawling up on a hide-a-bed couch once, and I looked over to see that a sibling had handed him a toothbrush. I started toward him, to stealthily remove the toothbrush, and before I could get there, he fell between the couch arm and the wall, nearly shoving the toothbrush through the side of his cheek. That bruise lasted like a week, making me cringe every time I saw the poor little guy. I wanted to take him to the ER, and my husband was like, "He's fine. Mouths bleed a lot, but he's fine." He was right. :-D Oh, and Mr. Jeremy - - Congratulations! Wishing everyone a safe and happy pregnancy and delivery. <3 (I forgot to include that in my first reply, lol.) [Edited for grammar.]