Deltana DCM215CR003 Cabinet Mirror Pull Lifetime Brass

Product Description

The DELTANA DCM215CR003 is a solid architectural hardware pull designed for use on cabinet doors, drawers, and mirror frames. Measuring 2 inches in length by 1.5 inches in width with a 0.5-inch height profile, this pull delivers a clean, low-profile look suited to residential and light commercial millwork. The Lifetime Brass finish provides lasting surface protection in high-contact applications. Sold individually, this pull is a straightforward replacement or new-installation option for cabinetry and furniture hardware projects handled by finish carpenters, millworkers, and general contractors.

This pull is appropriate for interior cabinetry applications including kitchen and bath cabinet doors, vanity mirrors, and furniture drawer fronts. The compact 2-inch by 1.5-inch footprint fits standard face-frame and frameless cabinet configurations. The Lifetime Brass finish suits traditional and transitional interior styles commonly specified in residential remodel and new construction work. Each unit is sold individually, allowing single-unit replacement or quantity ordering as needed for larger installations.

Key Features

• Low-profile design at 0.5 inches height — suitable for flush and inset cabinet applications
• 2 inches x 1.5 inches face dimensions fit standard cabinet and mirror door hardware cutouts
• Lifetime Brass finish for durable, long-term surface appearance in interior environments
• Sold per each unit, compatible with single-unit or bulk ordering up to case quantities
• Manufactured by Deltana, an architectural hardware supplier with broad finish and material inventory

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation pull for standard residential and light commercial cabinet doors, drawer fronts, and mirror frames requiring a 2-inch pull in a Lifetime Brass finish.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by finish carpenters, cabinetmakers, or general contractors using standard hand tools. Power down or secure the cabinet or mirror frame before drilling pilot holes to prevent surface damage. Follow the manufacturer's hole-spacing template or measure center-to-center screw spacing carefully before drilling. Avoid overtightening mounting screws on thin cabinet door or mirror frame stock to prevent surface cracking.