Jeffrey Alexander 484-128160PC Pinch Pull Polished Chrome

Product Description

The JEFFREY ALEXANDER 484-128160PC is a cabinet pinch pull from the Elara collection, finished in polished chrome. It measures 7.125 inches in overall length, 0.5625 inches in width, and projects 0.9375 inches from the cabinet face. The double-tapped hole pattern accepts both 128 mm and 160 mm center-to-center spacing, making it a flexible fit for a range of cabinet and drawer configurations. Licensed cabinetmakers, finish carpenters, and kitchen-and-bath installers typically specify this pull for residential cabinet installations where a clean, modern profile is required.

This pinch pull is suited for use on kitchen cabinets, bathroom vanities, and furniture drawers in residential applications. The dual center-to-center drilling at 128 mm and 160 mm allows a single SKU to serve two common hole spacings without modification. The polished chrome finish is part of the Elara collection, designed for consistent coordination across multiple hardware pieces within that line.

Key Features

• Double-tapped holes accept both 128 mm and 160 mm center-to-center spacing
• Overall length of 7.125 inches provides a substantial grip surface
• Projection of 0.9375 inches from the cabinet face for comfortable pinch grip
• Polished chrome finish for a bright, reflective surface
• Part of the Elara collection for coordinated hardware selection

Compatibility

Designed as a direct-mount cabinet pinch pull compatible with standard cabinet and drawer face frames drilled at 128 mm or 160 mm center-to-center spacing.

Installation Notes

Installation requires a licensed or qualified finish carpenter or cabinetmaker for best results, though the process is straightforward for experienced installers. Power down any cabinet lighting or integrated electrical components before beginning work. Use the appropriate machine screws provided or specified for the cabinet door or drawer thickness, and verify the correct center-to-center hole spacing before drilling. Avoid overtightening fasteners, which can crack thinner door materials or strip threads.