Emtek 86484US4 Alexander Cabinet Pull Satin Brass

Product Description

The EMTEK 86484US4 is the Alexander Cabinet Pull finished in Satin Brass, designed for cabinet doors and drawers in residential and light commercial interiors. With a 5-inch center-to-center spacing, this pull fits standard cabinet boring patterns used across kitchen, bath, and furniture cabinetry. The Satin Brass finish delivers a warm, low-sheen tone suited to transitional and traditional design schemes. Hardware installers, finish carpenters, and cabinetmakers install this pull during new construction, remodels, and cabinet refacing projects. Sold individually, it ships as a single unit and is intended for professional assembly into a complete hardware specification.

The Alexander Cabinet Pull is appropriate for residential kitchen and bathroom cabinetry, built-ins, furniture, and millwork applications where a 5-inch center-to-center pull is specified. It suits both face-frame and frameless cabinet construction. The Satin Brass finish coordinates with other EMTEK hardware in the US4 finish family, making it a practical choice when specifying a unified hardware package across doors and cabinetry in the same space.

Key Features

• 5-inch center-to-center spacing fits standard cabinet boring patterns
• Satin Brass (US4) finish provides a warm, matte-gold tone with low reflectivity
• Overall length of 7.9 inches accommodates a full hand grip beyond the mounting holes
• Lightweight at 0.3 pounds, reducing load on cabinet face frames and drawer fronts
• Sold as a single unit, allowing precise quantity ordering per cabinet count

Compatibility

Designed as a direct-mount cabinet pull for standard 5-inch center-to-center boring on residential and commercial cabinetry. Compatible with face-frame and frameless cabinet doors and drawer fronts accepting a standard two-hole pull mounting pattern.

Installation Notes

Cabinet pulls of this type are installed by finish carpenters, cabinetmakers, or experienced DIYers using a drill, appropriate bit, and a cabinet hardware jig to ensure consistent hole placement. Power down any under-cabinet lighting circuits in the work area before drilling near electrical runs. Mounting screws are typically supplied separately or specified by the cabinet manufacturer to match door thickness. Do not overtighten mounting hardware, as excess torque can crack cabinet faces or distort the pull mounting posts.