Elements 771-160SN Cabinet Pull 160mm Satin Nickel

Product Description

The ELEMENTS 771-160SN is a cabinet pull from the Strickland collection, finished in satin nickel with an arched bar profile. It mounts on a 160mm center-to-center hole spacing and measures 7-11/16 inches in overall length. The pull projects 1-1/16 inches from the cabinet face, providing a comfortable grip depth for frequent use. Licensed cabinetmakers, finish carpenters, and kitchen-and-bath installers specify hardware like this during cabinet installation or remodel work. The satin nickel finish offers a brushed, low-sheen appearance that resists visible fingerprints better than polished alternatives.

This pull suits residential kitchen cabinets, bathroom vanities, and furniture-grade casework where a transitional or contemporary hardware style is appropriate. It is sized for standard 160mm boring patterns common in European-style frameless cabinetry and many North American semi-custom cabinet lines. The arched Strickland design works with flat-panel, shaker, and raised-panel door styles.

Key Features

• 160mm center-to-center hole spacing fits standard European and semi-custom cabinet boring patterns
• 7-11/16 inch overall length provides a proportional look on medium to large drawer fronts and doors
• 1-1/16 inch projection gives comfortable hand clearance from the cabinet surface
• 5/8 inch width keeps the profile slim and unobtrusive
• Satin nickel finish delivers a brushed, matte sheen suited to transitional and contemporary interiors
• Arched bar design from the Strickland collection for a consistent hardware family look

Compatibility

Designed as a direct-fit replacement or new-install pull for cabinet doors and drawers bored to a 160mm center-to-center spacing.

Installation Notes

Installation requires a drill, appropriate bit sized to the mounting screws, and a template or jig for accurate hole placement. Power down any motorized cabinet systems before drilling. Follow the cabinet manufacturer's recommended screw length to avoid penetrating the door or drawer face. A licensed carpenter or experienced installer should verify door thickness before selecting mounting hardware.