Jeffrey Alexander 286-224SBZ Cabinet Pull Satin Bronze

Product Description

The JEFFREY ALEXANDER 286-224SBZ is a cabinet pull from the Leyton Collection, finished in Satin Bronze. It measures 10-3/16 inches in overall length with a 224 mm (approximately 8-13/16 inches) center-to-center hole spacing. The pull has a width of 5/16 inches and a projection of 1-3/16 inches, giving it a low-profile grip that suits both traditional and transitional cabinet styles. The asymmetrical design is a defining characteristic of the Leyton line. This hardware is typically installed by cabinetmakers, finish carpenters, and remodeling contractors on kitchen, bathroom, and furniture cabinetry.

The 286-224SBZ is suited for residential and light commercial cabinetry applications. The 224 mm center-to-center spacing fits standard multi-hole boring patterns common in kitchen cabinet doors and drawer fronts. The Satin Bronze finish provides a warm, muted metallic appearance that pairs with a range of wood tones and painted cabinet finishes. It is appropriate for new installations and direct replacement of same-size pulls during cabinet refacing or renovation projects.

Key Features

• 224 mm center-to-center hole spacing for standard cabinet boring patterns
• 10-3/16 inches overall length with asymmetrical Leyton Collection profile
• 1-3/16 inches projection keeps grip accessible without excessive clearance
• 5/16 inches width for a slim, refined look on door and drawer faces
• Satin Bronze finish for a warm, understated metallic appearance

Compatibility

Designed as a direct-fit cabinet pull for cabinetry with 224 mm center-to-center boring. Part of the JEFFREY ALEXANDER Leyton Collection, which allows mixing with other Leyton-series hardware for a coordinated look across doors and drawers of varying sizes.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a cabinetmaker, carpenter, or experienced remodeler using a drill, template, and standard screwdrivers. Power down any adjacent under-cabinet lighting or outlets before drilling near electrical runs. Use a drilling jig or hardware template to ensure accurate hole placement and avoid tear-out on finished cabinet faces. Mounting screws are not always included and should be selected to match the cabinet door or drawer front thickness.