Jeffrey Alexander 635-32DBAC Cabinet Bar Pull Sutton

Product Description

The JEFFREY ALEXANDER 635-32DBAC is a square cabinet bar pull finished in Brushed Oil Rubbed Bronze, part of the Sutton Collection. It features a 32 mm center-to-center hole spacing and an overall length of 2.25 inches, making it suited for standard overlay and inset cabinet doors and drawers. The square profile and warm, matte bronze finish give it a transitional aesthetic that works across kitchen, bath, and furniture cabinetry. Installation is straightforward and is typically handled by cabinetmakers, finish carpenters, or knowledgeable DIYers working on cabinetry renovation or new construction projects.

This pull is sized for residential cabinetry applications where a 32 mm boring pattern is used — the industry-standard spacing for modular cabinet systems. The Sutton Collection maintains consistent proportions across hardware pieces, making it practical for whole-room hardware coordination. The compact overall length suits smaller drawer fronts and cabinet doors without overwhelming the face frame or door panel.

Key Features

• 32 mm center-to-center hole spacing matches standard modular cabinet boring patterns
• Brushed Oil Rubbed Bronze finish provides a matte, warm tone with subtle texture
• Square bar profile from the Sutton Collection for a clean, transitional look
• 2.25-inch overall length suited for smaller cabinet doors and drawer fronts
• 5/16-inch width and 1-inch projection keep a low, compact footprint on the cabinet face

Compatibility

Designed as a direct-fit replacement or new installation pull for cabinets drilled to a 32 mm center-to-center pattern, consistent with standard modular cabinetry boring specifications.

Installation Notes

A licensed cabinetmaker or finish carpenter typically installs cabinet hardware, though experienced DIYers routinely complete this work. Power down any under-cabinet lighting or outlet circuits near the work area before drilling. Use a drill template or jig to ensure accurate 32 mm hole placement and avoid tear-out on finished cabinet surfaces. Do not overtighten mounting screws, as excess torque can crack door panels or strip the threaded holes.