Jeffrey Alexander 177-128SN Cabinet Pull 128mm Satin Nickel

Product Description

The JEFFREY ALEXANDER 177-128SN is a square cabinet pull from the Boswell Collection, finished in satin nickel. Designed for cabinetry hardware applications, it features a 128mm (approximately 5.04 inches) center-to-center hole spacing and an overall length of 5-9/16 inches. The pull measures 1/2 inch in width with a projection of 1-1/16 inches, making it a low-profile, clean-lined option suited for drawers and cabinet doors. Licensed cabinetmakers, finish carpenters, and kitchen and bath installers are the typical trade professionals working with this hardware.

The 177-128SN fits standard residential and light commercial cabinetry installations where 128mm center-to-center hardware is specified. It is well suited for kitchen cabinets, bathroom vanities, and furniture-grade casework. The Boswell Collection offers a consistent square-profile design language for projects requiring a coordinated satin nickel hardware scheme across multiple drawer and door sizes.

Key Features

• 128mm center-to-center hole spacing for compatibility with standard cabinet boring patterns
• Satin nickel finish provides a brushed, low-sheen appearance resistant to fingerprints
• Overall length of 5-9/16 inches with a minimal 1/2 inch width profile
• 1-1/16 inch projection keeps the pull close to the cabinet face
• Part of the Boswell Collection for coordinated square-profile hardware across a project

Compatibility

Designed as a direct-fit replacement or new installation pull for cabinetry with 128mm center-to-center pre-drilled hole patterns, consistent with standard residential and commercial cabinet boring specifications.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a cabinetmaker, carpenter, or finish installer using a screwdriver or power driver. Verify the cabinet face-frame or door thickness before selecting screw length, as mounting screws are not always included and must be sourced separately to match the substrate. Power down any under-cabinet lighting circuits in the work area as a precaution before drilling. Use a pull-installation jig for consistent placement across multiple cabinet doors and drawers.