Elements 984-128BNBDL Cabinet Pull 128mm Brushed Pewter

Product Description

The ELEMENTS 984-128BNBDL is a square-profile cabinet pull finished in Brushed Pewter, part of the Slade Collection. It mounts with a 128 mm center-to-center hole spacing and measures 5-13/32 inches overall length. The pull projects 7/8 inches from the cabinet face and is 7/16 inches wide, giving it a slim, architectural profile suited to modern and transitional cabinetry. Cabinetmakers, finish carpenters, and kitchen-and-bath installers use this pull on drawer fronts and door panels where a refined, low-sheen metal accent is specified.

This pull is appropriate for residential and light commercial cabinetry applications, including kitchen cabinets, bathroom vanities, and furniture drawers. The Slade Collection uses consistent square geometry and a Brushed Pewter finish across its hardware lineup, making it straightforward to coordinate pulls and knobs throughout a project. It suits both frameless and face-frame cabinet construction where standard 128 mm boring patterns are used.

Key Features

• 128 mm center-to-center hole spacing matches standard cabinet boring patterns
• Brushed Pewter finish provides a muted, low-reflectance surface suitable for modern and transitional interiors
• Square Slade Collection profile for a clean architectural look
• 5-13/32 inches overall length with 7/8 inch projection keeps the pull close to the cabinet surface
• 7/16 inch width maintains a slim hand-clearance profile

Compatibility

Designed as a standard replacement or new-install cabinet pull for cabinetry drilled to a 128 mm center-to-center pattern. Part of the ELEMENTS Slade Collection for finish-matched hardware coordination.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by cabinetmakers, carpenters, or experienced DIYers using a screwdriver or drill driver. Verify the cabinet door or drawer front is drilled to the correct 128 mm center-to-center spacing before mounting. Use the manufacturer-supplied or appropriately sized machine screws and do not overtighten, as excess torque can crack or delaminate cabinet face material. Power tools are not required but a hand screwdriver gives better feel for final seating.