Jeffrey Alexander 752-224SN Cabinet Pull Satin Nickel

Product Description

The JEFFREY ALEXANDER 752-224SN is a cabinet pull finished in satin nickel, part of the Sullivan Collection. It measures 9-9/16 inches in overall length with holes spaced 224 mm center-to-center, making it a straightforward fit for standard cabinet door and drawer applications. The low-profile design — 1/2 inch wide and 1-3/16 inches in projection — keeps the hardware close to the surface while providing a clean, functional grip. This pull is typically installed by finish carpenters, cabinetmakers, and general contractors during kitchen, bath, or millwork projects.

The 752-224SN is suited for residential and light commercial cabinetry installations where a satin nickel finish is specified. It works on drawer fronts, cabinet doors, and furniture pieces requiring a 224 mm hole spacing. The Sullivan Collection aesthetic is transitional, making it a practical choice for both contemporary and traditional cabinet styles. Hardware dealers and millwork suppliers commonly stock this pull for contractor and designer accounts.

Key Features

• Satin nickel finish provides a matte, corrosion-resistant surface suited for high-use environments
• 224 mm center-to-center hole spacing matches common cabinet boring templates
• 9-9/16 inch overall length offers a comfortable grip span on wide drawer fronts
• 1-3/16 inch projection keeps fingers clear of the cabinet surface without excessive standoff
• Part of the Sullivan Collection for coordinated hardware specification across a project

Compatibility

Designed as a direct-mount cabinet pull for cabinetry with 224 mm center-to-center boring. Compatible with standard cabinet installation screws. Coordinate with other Sullivan Collection hardware from JEFFREY ALEXANDER for a matched finish across doors and drawers.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by finish carpenters or cabinetmakers using a drill, boring template, and appropriate machine screws. Verify the cabinet face frame or door thickness before selecting screw length, as screws are typically sourced separately. Align the boring template carefully before drilling to ensure consistent placement across multiple cabinet faces.