Jeffrey Alexander 286-192NI Cabinet Pull Polished Nickel

Product Description

The JEFFREY ALEXANDER 286-192NI is an asymmetrical cabinet pull from the Leyton Collection, finished in Polished Nickel. It is designed for use on cabinet doors and drawers in residential and light commercial cabinetry applications. The pull measures 8-15/16 inches in overall length with a 192 mm (approximately 7-9/16 inches) center-to-center hole spacing. At 5/16 inches wide and with a 1-3/16 inch projection from the cabinet face, it provides a low-profile, refined grip. Cabinet installers, finish carpenters, and millwork contractors are the primary trades that specify and install this hardware.

This pull is well suited for kitchen cabinetry, bathroom vanities, built-in storage, and furniture applications where a polished nickel finish is specified. The asymmetrical Leyton design works on both face-frame and frameless cabinet construction. It is appropriate for residential remodels and new construction where a coordinated hardware collection is required across multiple cabinet types and sizes.

Key Features

• Polished Nickel finish for a bright, reflective surface that resists tarnishing in typical interior environments
• 192 mm center-to-center hole spacing for straightforward alignment with standard pre-drilled cabinet doors and drawer fronts
• 8-15/16 inch overall length provides a substantial grip area on larger cabinet drawers and doors
• 1-3/16 inch projection keeps fingers clear of the cabinet surface for comfortable operation
• Part of the Leyton Collection, allowing consistent hardware specification across a full cabinetry project

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style drop-in replacement or new-installation pull for cabinetry with 192 mm center-to-center pre-drilled hole patterns, consistent with standard residential and light commercial cabinet hardware boring specifications.

Installation Notes

Cabinet pulls of this type are installed by finish carpenters or cabinetry professionals using a drill, template, and appropriate machine screws, which are typically included or specified by the cabinet manufacturer. Power down any adjacent electrical components before drilling into cabinetry near electrical runs. Use a hardware installation template to ensure consistent hole placement across multiple doors and drawer fronts. Do not overtighten mounting screws, as excessive torque can damage cabinet face materials or strip the threaded inserts.