Jeffrey Alexander 602-128DMAC Cabinet Pull Tahoe Bronze

Product Description

The JEFFREY ALEXANDER 602-128DMAC is a rustic-style cabinet pull designed for cabinetry hardware applications in residential and light commercial settings. Finished in Distressed Oil Rubbed Bronze, this pull belongs to the Tahoe Collection and features a twisted bar design that suits traditional, farmhouse, and transitional cabinet styles. It measures 5.8125 inches in overall length with a 128 mm (approximately 5.04 inches) center-to-center hole spacing, a width of 0.5 inches, and a projection of 1.375 inches. Installation requires standard hardware mounting and is suitable for kitchen, bath, and furniture cabinetry.

This pull is intended for use on cabinet doors and drawer fronts where a 128 mm center-to-center bore pattern is required. The Distressed Oil Rubbed Bronze finish provides a weathered, aged appearance consistent with rustic and transitional interior design themes. It is typically installed by cabinetmakers, finish carpenters, or experienced DIYers during new cabinet installations or hardware replacement projects.

Key Features

• Distressed Oil Rubbed Bronze finish for a weathered, rustic aesthetic
• 128 mm center-to-center hole spacing for standard cabinet bore patterns
• 5.8125 inches overall length with a 1.375 inch projection
• Twisted bar design consistent with the Tahoe Collection styling
• Suitable for kitchen cabinets, bathroom vanities, and furniture drawer fronts

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation pull for cabinetry with a 128 mm center-to-center bore pattern. Part of the JEFFREY ALEXANDER Tahoe Collection.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a cabinetmaker, finish carpenter, or experienced DIYer using a screwdriver or drill. Ensure the cabinet door or drawer front has pre-drilled holes at exactly 128 mm center-to-center before mounting. Use the appropriate screw length for the thickness of the cabinet material to avoid over-penetration or insufficient thread engagement. Do not overtighten mounting screws, as this may crack the cabinet face or strip the hardware threads.