Jeffrey Alexander 678-128SN Cabinet Pull Satin Nickel

Product Description

The JEFFREY ALEXANDER 678-128SN is a cabinet pull from the Wheeler Collection, finished in Satin Nickel. It features a 128 mm center-to-center hole spacing and an overall length of 6.25 inches, making it a standard-size bar pull suited for cabinet doors and drawers in residential and light commercial cabinetry installations. The Satin Nickel finish delivers a muted, brushed appearance that resists fingerprints and coordinates with a wide range of hardware finishes. Cabinet installers, finish carpenters, and remodelers select this pull for kitchen, bath, and built-in casework applications.

The 678-128SN fits standard 128 mm (approximately 5 inches) hole-spacing bores found on most factory-drilled cabinet doors and drawer fronts. Its 0.4375-inch width and 1.0625-inch projection keep it low-profile against the cabinet face while still providing a comfortable grip. The Wheeler Collection is designed for residential cabinetry in kitchens, bathrooms, laundry rooms, and furniture-style built-ins where a clean, transitional aesthetic is desired.

Key Features

• 128 mm center-to-center hole spacing fits standard factory-drilled cabinet bores
• Satin Nickel finish provides a brushed, low-sheen appearance
• Overall length of 6.25 inches with a 0.4375-inch width for a slim profile
• Projection of 1.0625 inches allows comfortable gripping clearance
• Part of the Wheeler Collection for coordinated hardware sets across a project

Compatibility

Designed as a drop-in replacement or new-installation pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts pre-drilled to a 128 mm center-to-center spacing.

Installation Notes

Cabinet pulls of this type are typically installed by finish carpenters, cabinet installers, or experienced DIYers using a drill, a pull-drilling jig, and a screwdriver. Mounting screws are typically machine screws threaded through the cabinet face from the inside; confirm screw length matches the door or drawer front thickness before installation. No power shutoff is required for hardware installation, but cabinet doors should be removed or secured to prevent movement during drilling.