Jeffrey Alexander 549-96PC Cabinet Pull Polished Chrome

Product Description

The JEFFREY ALEXANDER 549-96PC is a cabinet pull from the Merrick Collection, finished in Polished Chrome. It is a drawer and door pull designed for cabinet installation in residential and light commercial millwork applications. The overall length measures 4-3/16 inches, with holes spaced 96 mm center-to-center. The slim profile and reflective chrome finish make it a straightforward hardware replacement or new-installation component. Cabinet makers, finish carpenters, and general contractors install this type of hardware as part of kitchen, bath, or furniture cabinetry work.

This pull is suited for use on cabinet doors and drawer fronts where a 96 mm boring pattern is required. It fits standard face-frame and frameless cabinet construction. The Polished Chrome finish is consistent across the Merrick Collection line, making it compatible with other hardware in that family when a coordinated appearance is needed across multiple cabinet runs.

Key Features

• 96 mm center-to-center hole spacing for standard cabinet boring patterns
• 4-3/16 inch overall length for a clean, proportional appearance on drawer fronts and doors
• 9/16 inch width provides a slim, low-profile handle grip
• 1-1/16 inch projection keeps fingers clear of the cabinet surface
• Polished Chrome finish delivers a bright, reflective surface consistent with the Merrick Collection

Compatibility

Designed as a direct-fit cabinet pull for applications requiring a 96 mm center-to-center boring pattern on standard cabinet doors and drawer fronts.

Installation Notes

Cabinet pulls of this type are installed by finish carpenters, cabinet installers, or general contractors using a drill press or template to ensure accurate hole placement. Power down any adjacent low-voltage under-cabinet lighting before working in close proximity to wiring. Use the provided or specified mounting screws and verify screw length matches the cabinet door or drawer front thickness to avoid pull-through. Do not overtighten fasteners on thin veneered or MDF surfaces to prevent surface damage.