Jeffrey Alexander 602-12SIM Rustic Appliance Pull 12in

Product Description

The JEFFREY ALEXANDER 602-12SIM is a rustic appliance pull designed for large appliance doors, including refrigerators, dishwashers, and range handles. Finished in Distressed Antique Silver, it features a twisted bar profile that suits transitional and farmhouse-style cabinetry and appliance installations. The pull measures 12.75 inches in overall length with a 12-inch center-to-center hole spacing. The 1.375-inch projection keeps the handle positioned at a functional distance from the appliance surface. Trade installers and finish carpenters specify this handle when matching hardware across Tahoe Collection kitchens.

This appliance pull is suited for residential kitchen and laundry installations where large-format hardware is required. It is a direct fit for appliance doors that accept 12-inch center-to-center hole patterns, a common spacing on full-size refrigerators and dishwashers. The Distressed Antique Silver finish coordinates with other 602-series and Tahoe Collection hardware, making it straightforward to spec a consistent look across cabinet pulls, knobs, and appliance handles throughout a single project.

Key Features

• 12-inch center-to-center hole spacing for standard large-appliance door fitment
• Distressed Antique Silver finish suits farmhouse and transitional design schemes
• Twisted bar profile consistent with the Tahoe Collection aesthetic
• 1.375-inch projection provides comfortable grip clearance from the appliance surface
• 12.75-inch overall length accommodates standard appliance door panel thickness

Compatibility

Designed for appliance doors with a 12-inch center-to-center hole pattern. Part of the JEFFREY ALEXANDER Tahoe Collection; coordinates with other 602-series hardware in the Distressed Antique Silver finish.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a finish carpenter, kitchen installer, or experienced DIYer. Power down any appliance before drilling or mounting hardware to the door panel. Use the existing hole pattern where possible; when drilling new holes, verify door panel thickness and insulation clearance before penetrating the surface. Fastener length should be confirmed against the door panel depth to avoid contact with internal components.