Jeffrey Alexander 1092-160BNBDL Cabinet Pull Brushed Pewter

Product Description

The JEFFREY ALEXANDER 1092-160BNBDL is a square cabinet pull from the Milan 1 collection, finished in Brushed Pewter. It measures 6-13/16 inches in overall length with a 160 mm (approximately 6.3 inches) center-to-center hole spacing, making it a standard size for residential and light commercial cabinetry applications. The plain square profile suits contemporary and transitional cabinet styles. With a width of 5/8 inches and a projection of 1-1/16 inches from the mounting surface, the pull sits close to the door or drawer face while still providing a comfortable grip. Installers working on kitchen, bathroom, or furniture cabinetry will find this pull straightforward to mount using standard hardware.

This pull is suited for use on kitchen cabinet doors and drawers, bathroom vanities, built-in furniture, and similar millwork applications. The 160 mm center-to-center spacing is a widely used standard in residential cabinetry, making this pull compatible with many pre-drilled cabinet doors and drawer fronts. The Brushed Pewter finish provides a muted, low-sheen metallic appearance that works with gray, white, and neutral cabinet finishes common in current residential remodels and new construction.

Key Features

• Plain square profile from the Milan 1 collection
• Brushed Pewter finish for a low-sheen, contemporary look
• 160 mm center-to-center hole spacing — a standard residential cabinet dimension
• 6-13/16 inches overall length with 5/8 inch width
• 1-1/16 inch projection from the mounting surface

Compatibility

Designed as a standard replacement or upgrade pull for residential cabinet doors and drawer fronts with 160 mm center-to-center pre-drilled hole spacing.

Installation Notes

Cabinet pulls of this type are typically installed by finish carpenters, cabinetmakers, or general contractors during cabinet installation or hardware upgrades. Before installation, confirm hole spacing on the cabinet face matches the 160 mm center-to-center dimension. A screwdriver or drill with a screwdriver bit is the standard tool required. No special trade license is required, but care should be taken to align the pull squarely before final tightening to avoid surface damage.