Jeffrey Alexander 635-96BNBDL Cabinet Bar Pull Brushed Pewter

Product Description

The JEFFREY ALEXANDER 635-96BNBDL is a square bar pull designed for cabinet and drawer applications in residential and light commercial interiors. It features a Brushed Pewter finish and is part of the Sutton Collection, a line built around clean, squared profiles suited to transitional and contemporary cabinetry. The pull measures 4.75 inches in overall length with a 96 mm (approximately 3.78 inches) center-to-center hole spacing. At 0.3125 inches wide and a projection of 1.0625 inches, it sits close to the cabinet face while still providing a solid grip. Cabinet installers, finish carpenters, and skilled DIYers handle this type of hardware during kitchen, bath, and furniture cabinet installations.

This pull fits standard cabinet doors and drawer fronts drilled at 96 mm center-to-center, which is one of the most common boring patterns in North American cabinetry. The Sutton Collection profile suits flat-front and shaker-style cabinet doors equally well. It is appropriate for residential kitchen and bathroom remodels as well as light commercial millwork projects where a consistent brushed metal aesthetic is specified across a run of cabinetry.

Key Features

• 96 mm center-to-center hole spacing matches the most common cabinet boring pattern
• Brushed Pewter finish provides a muted, low-sheen metal appearance resistant to fingerprints
• Square bar profile from the Sutton Collection complements transitional and contemporary door styles
• 4.75 inches overall length with a 1.0625-inch projection keeps the pull close to the cabinet surface
• 0.3125-inch bar width offers a comfortable grip without bulk

Compatibility

Designed as a direct drop-in replacement or new installation pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts pre-drilled at 96 mm center-to-center. Compatible with standard cabinet hardware mounting screws at that spacing.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a cabinet installer, finish carpenter, or experienced DIYer using a drill, a hardware jig, and a screwdriver or drill driver. Ensure the cabinet face or drawer front is drilled at exactly 96 mm center-to-center before mounting to avoid misalignment across a run. Use a hardware installation jig when drilling multiple doors or drawers for consistent placement. Do not overtighten mounting screws, as excessive torque can crack thinner cabinet faces or strip the threaded holes.