Elements 771-3BNBDL Cabinet Pull Brushed Pewter Strickland

Product Description

The ELEMENTS 771-3BNBDL is an arched cabinet pull finished in Brushed Pewter, part of the Strickland Collection. It measures 4.5 inches in overall length with a 3-inch center-to-center hole spacing, making it a standard fit for most cabinet and drawer applications. The arched profile adds a subtle contour that provides a comfortable grip and a refined appearance. At 0.625 inches wide and a projection of 0.9375 inches, the pull sits close to the surface while still offering adequate clearance for fingers. This hardware is typically installed by cabinetmakers, finish carpenters, or knowledgeable DIYers during kitchen, bath, or furniture projects.

The 771-3BNBDL suits residential cabinet and drawer installations where a coordinated Brushed Pewter finish is specified. It fits standard frameless and face-frame cabinetry with 3-inch center-to-center boring. The Strickland Collection styling makes it a consistent match when used across multiple drawers and doors in the same space. Common applications include kitchen base and upper cabinets, bathroom vanity drawers, and furniture pieces requiring a transitional hardware profile.

Key Features

• 3-inch center-to-center hole spacing fits standard cabinet boring patterns
• 4.5-inch overall length with arched profile for comfortable grip
• Brushed Pewter finish for a muted, transitional aesthetic
• 0.625-inch width and 0.9375-inch projection for a low-profile mount
• Part of the Strickland Collection for coordinated multi-piece installations

Compatibility

Designed as a standard replacement or new-install cabinet pull for cabinetry with 3-inch center-to-center pre-drilled hole spacing.

Installation Notes

Installation requires a screwdriver and mounting screws sized to the cabinet door or drawer thickness. Verify that the existing or pre-drilled hole spacing matches the 3-inch center-to-center measurement before installation. No power tools are required for standard installations, though a drill may be needed when adding new hardware to undrilled surfaces. Power down any adjacent electrical components if working near built-in cabinetry with integrated lighting or outlets.