Elements 239-96BNBDL Cabinet Pull Brushed Pewter 96mm

Product Description

The ELEMENTS 239-96BNBDL is a scroll-style cabinet pull finished in Brushed Pewter, part of the Brenton Collection. It is designed for use on cabinet doors and drawers in residential and light commercial millwork applications. The pull measures 4-5/16 inches in overall length with a 96 mm (approximately 3-3/4 inches) center-to-center hole spacing. At 1/2 inch wide and projecting 1-1/8 inches from the cabinet face, it offers a low-profile grip suited to both overlay and inset door configurations. Cabinetmakers, finish carpenters, and general contractors install this hardware during final trim-out.

The 239-96BNBDL fits standard 96 mm boring patterns, the most common spacing used in North American cabinet manufacturing. It is appropriate for kitchen cabinets, bathroom vanities, laundry room cabinetry, and furniture pieces where a traditional or transitional aesthetic is specified. The Brushed Pewter finish provides a muted, warm-toned metallic appearance that coordinates with a wide range of cabinet finishes and hardware styles within the Brenton Collection line.

Key Features

• 96 mm center-to-center hole spacing fits the most widely used cabinet boring standard
• 4-5/16 inch overall length with scroll profile for traditional and transitional cabinetry
• Brushed Pewter finish delivers a low-sheen, warm metallic appearance
• 1-1/8 inch projection provides a comfortable hand grip clearance
• Part of the Brenton Collection for coordinated hardware selection across a project

Compatibility

Designed as a direct-fit replacement or new-installation pull for cabinets drilled to a 96 mm center-to-center pattern. Compatible with other hardware in the ELEMENTS Brenton Collection.

Installation Notes

Installation requires a drill or drill press set to 96 mm center-to-center spacing and a screwdriver or bit driver for the mounting screws. Verify cabinet door or drawer thickness before ordering to confirm screw length compatibility. Power is not required and no trade licensing applies, but finish carpenters and cabinetmakers should confirm the boring pattern matches before installation to avoid unnecessary holes in finished surfaces.