Ives 218B10B Finger Pull Oil Rubbed Bronze Pack of 4

Product Description

The IVES 218B10B is a finger pull designed for cabinet doors, drawers, and light interior door applications where a low-profile pull is required. The oil rubbed bronze finish gives it a dark, traditional appearance suited to commercial and residential finish hardware programs. Each pack contains 4 pulls, making it a practical buy for multi-door or multi-drawer installations. The pull measures 1 inch in functional length and ships in a compact bag unit. At 0.03 pounds per pack, the hardware is lightweight without sacrificing solid construction. Finish hardware contractors, cabinetmakers, and general contractors are the typical installers.

These finger pulls are used in residential and light commercial settings, primarily on cabinet faces, pocket doors, and flush-mounted drawer fronts where a traditional recessed or surface-applied pull is specified. The oil rubbed bronze finish coordinates with other IVES architectural hardware in the same finish family, supporting a consistent look across a door or millwork package. Projects specifying dark bronze finish hardware across hinges, pulls, and protection plates will find this pack a straightforward addition to the hardware schedule.

Key Features

• Pack of 4 pulls per bag unit for multi-application installs
• Oil rubbed bronze finish suited to traditional and transitional design schemes
• 1 inch finger pull size for low-profile, flush-style applications
• Compact dimensions at 2.5 inches length by 2.5 inches width by 0.5 inches height per unit
• Lightweight construction at 0.03 pounds per pack

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style surface or flush-mount finger pull for use on cabinet doors, drawer fronts, and light interior doors requiring a 1 inch pull in an oil rubbed bronze finish.

Installation Notes

Finger pulls of this type are typically installed by finish carpenters, cabinetmakers, or general contractors as part of a door or millwork hardware package. Power down any associated electric or automated door hardware before beginning work on the door assembly. Use appropriate drill bits and mounting hardware matched to the substrate material. Follow the hardware manufacturer template or dimensional specs to ensure consistent placement across multiple doors or drawers.