Jeffrey Alexander 658-192BG Cabinet Pull Brushed Gold 192mm

Product Description

The JEFFREY ALEXANDER 658-192BG is a cabinet pull from the Tiffany Collection, finished in Brushed Gold. Measuring 8.375 inches in overall length with a 192 mm center-to-center hole spacing, it is designed for drawer fronts and cabinet doors in residential and light commercial cabinetry installations. At 0.625 inches wide and projecting 1.375 inches from the mounting surface, the pull offers a slim, refined profile suited to modern and transitional cabinet hardware applications. Installation requires standard cabinet hardware tools and matching machine screws. Cabinetmakers, finish carpenters, and kitchen and bath installers are the primary trades working with this hardware.

The 658-192BG is intended for use on standard overlay and inset cabinet doors and drawer fronts where a 192 mm hole spacing is required. Its Brushed Gold finish coordinates with warm-toned cabinet hardware suites and complements a wide range of cabinet finishes from white to natural wood. The Tiffany Collection is designed to provide consistent styling across pulls and knobs in a coordinated installation.

Key Features

• 192 mm center-to-center hole spacing for precise alignment with standard boring patterns
• 8.375 inches overall length provides a substantial grip area
• Brushed Gold finish resists fingerprint visibility and complements warm hardware suites
• Slim 0.625 inch width suits transitional and contemporary cabinet styles
• 1.375 inch projection keeps hands clear of cabinet face during operation
• Part of the coordinated Tiffany Collection for consistent multi-piece installations

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation cabinet pull for residential and light commercial cabinetry applications requiring 192 mm center-to-center hole spacing.

Installation Notes

Cabinet pulls are typically installed by cabinetmakers, carpenters, or finish trades using a drill, cabinet hardware jig, and appropriate machine screws. Verify the center-to-center spacing on the cabinet face or drawer front before drilling. Use a hardware installation jig to ensure consistent hole placement across multiple drawers and doors. Do not overtighten mounting screws, as this can crack drawer fronts or strip the threaded insert.