Don-jo 125619 Round Finger Pull 2.25 in Satin Nickel

Product Description

The DON-JO 125619 is a round finger pull finished in satin nickel, designed for installation on cabinet doors, passage doors, and light commercial cabinetry. Measuring 2.25 inches in diameter and 0.8 inches in depth, this low-profile pull provides a clean, recessed grip point without projecting hardware that can snag clothing or obstruct clearance. The satin nickel finish delivers a brushed, matte-silver appearance well suited to contemporary and transitional interior hardware schemes. Door and hardware installers will find this pull appropriate for retrofit and new-construction applications alike.

The 125619 is used in residential and light commercial settings where a flush or near-flush pull is required. Typical applications include cabinet drawer fronts, bi-fold door edges, pocket door edges, and passage door pulls where a projecting lever or knob is not practical. The compact footprint makes it a common choice when hardware clearance is limited or when a minimal visual profile is specified.

Key Features

• Round profile at 2.25 inches diameter fits standard 2-1/8 inch bore preparations
• Low 0.8 inch depth keeps hardware close to the door surface
• Satin nickel finish resists fingerprints and complements brushed metal hardware sets
• Sold individually, with case quantity of 50 units for volume installs
• Lightweight at 0.05 pounds, minimizing door stress on lightweight cabinet panels

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation finger pull for cabinet doors, pocket doors, and passage doors requiring a round recessed pull with a 2.25 inch diameter footprint.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a finish carpenter, cabinetmaker, or door hardware installer. Power down any associated electronic locking hardware before working on the door assembly. A hole saw or Forstner bit sized to the pull diameter is required for new bore preparations; confirm door thickness and backing material before drilling. Follow applicable local building codes for hardware placement on accessible or ADA-relevant installations.