Elements 304SN Cabinet Bar Pull Satin Nickel 224mm

Product Description

The ELEMENTS 304SN is a steel cabinet bar pull finished in satin nickel, designed for residential and light commercial cabinetry applications. With a 224mm (approximately 8-13/16 inches) center-to-center hole spacing and an overall length of 11-15/16 inches, it fits standard cabinet door and drawer configurations where a longer handle is required. The pull features beveled ends and a 7/16-inch diameter bar, giving it a clean, linear profile suited to contemporary and transitional kitchen or bath installations. The satin nickel finish provides a brushed, low-sheen appearance that resists visible fingerprints in daily use.

This bar pull is part of the Naples Collection and is intended for use on frameless and face-frame cabinet doors and drawers in residential kitchens, bathrooms, and furniture applications. The 224mm center-to-center spacing makes it appropriate for wider drawer fronts and larger cabinet doors. It is typically installed by cabinetmakers, finish carpenters, or homeowners during cabinet installation or hardware replacement projects.

Key Features

• 224mm center-to-center hole spacing for wider cabinet doors and drawers
• 11-15/16 inches overall length with beveled ends for a refined edge detail
• 7/16-inch diameter steel bar construction
• Satin nickel finish with a brushed, low-sheen appearance
• 1-3/8 inches projection from cabinet surface
• Part of the Naples Collection for coordinated hardware sets

Compatibility

Designed as a standard replacement or upgrade bar pull for residential and light commercial cabinetry with 224mm center-to-center hole spacing.

Installation Notes

Cabinet bar pulls of this type are installed by cabinetmakers, finish carpenters, or experienced DIYers using a drill, template, and appropriate machine screws, which are typically included or sourced separately based on cabinet door thickness. Verify center-to-center spacing against existing hole locations or use a pull-installation template before drilling new holes. Power down any adjacent under-cabinet lighting circuits before working near electrical components. Do not overtighten mounting screws, as this can crack cabinet faces or strip the threaded inserts.