Emtek 86478US15 Westwood Cabinet Pull Satin Nickel

Product Description

The EMTEK 86478US15 is the Westwood Cabinet Pull in a Satin Nickel finish, designed for cabinet doors and drawers in residential and light commercial millwork applications. With an 8-inch center-to-center spacing, this pull accommodates standard cabinet boring patterns used across kitchen, bath, and furniture cabinetry. The overall length measures 10.2 inches, the width is 2.7 inches, and the height is 1.2 inches, making it a substantial, hand-filling pull suited to both frameless and face-frame cabinet construction. At 0.5 pounds, the hardware ships as a single unit. Installation requires only basic hand tools and is appropriate for carpenters, finish contractors, or skilled DIYers working on cabinet hardware replacement or new construction millwork.

The Westwood Cabinet Pull is intended for cabinet door and drawer fronts where a 8-inch center-to-center hole pattern is required. It is appropriate for kitchen cabinetry, bathroom vanities, furniture, and built-in millwork in residential settings. The Satin Nickel finish (US15) suits contemporary, transitional, and traditional design schemes. This pull is sold as a single unit (EA), allowing procurement in the exact quantity needed for a project.

Key Features

• 8-inch center-to-center spacing fits standard cabinet boring patterns
• Overall length of 10.2 inches provides a substantial grip profile
• Satin Nickel (US15) finish offers a brushed, low-sheen appearance resistant to fingerprints
• Compact height of 1.2 inches keeps the pull low-profile against the cabinet face
• Sold individually (EA) for flexible quantity ordering on any project size

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation cabinet pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts with an 8-inch center-to-center hole boring pattern.

Installation Notes

Cabinet pulls of this type are installed by carpenters, finish contractors, or qualified DIYers using a drill, appropriate drill bit, and a screwdriver or bit driver. Power down any adjacent under-cabinet lighting or electrical before drilling new holes in cabinetry. Use a cabinet hardware jig to ensure accurate hole placement and consistent spacing across multiple doors and drawer fronts. Mounting screws are typically included by the manufacturer but verify hardware contents before beginning installation.