Jeffrey Alexander 8233SIM Cabinet Cup Pull Lyon Distressed Silver

Product Description

The JEFFREY ALEXANDER 8233SIM is a cabinet cup pull finished in Distressed Antique Silver, part of the Lyon Collection. Designed for drawer and door fronts in residential cabinetry, this cup pull features a traditional shaker-compatible profile with a 3-inch center-to-center hole spacing and an overall length of 4-15/16 inches. The Distressed Antique Silver finish delivers an aged, textured appearance suited to transitional and farmhouse-style kitchen and bath installations. Woodworkers, finish carpenters, and cabinetry installers specify this pull for projects where consistent hardware sizing and finish cohesion across a run of cabinets are priorities.

The 8233SIM fits standard drawer fronts and cabinet doors calling for a 3-inch center-to-center pull. Its cup-style form factor provides a natural grip point, making it a common choice for lower drawers, base cabinet doors, and furniture-style cabinetry where a recessed pull is preferred. The Lyon Collection offers coordinating hardware, allowing installers to maintain a unified look across knobs, pulls, and backplates throughout a project.

Key Features

• 3-inch center-to-center hole spacing for standard cabinet boring patterns
• Overall length of 4-15/16 inches provides a proportional look on drawer fronts
• 1-inch projection keeps hands clear of the cabinet surface during use
• Width of 1-5/16 inches suits standard shaker and transitional door profiles
• Distressed Antique Silver finish adds an aged, textured character to cabinetry
• Part of the Lyon Collection for coordinated hardware selection across a full install

Compatibility

Designed as a direct-fit replacement or new-install cup pull for cabinets with 3-inch center-to-center boring. Compatible with other hardware in the JEFFREY ALEXANDER Lyon Collection.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by cabinetry installers or finish carpenters using a drill, template, and appropriate machine screws. Power down any adjacent electrical components if working in a kitchen environment near outlets or under-cabinet lighting. Use a drilling template to ensure consistent hole placement across multiple drawer fronts. Avoid overtightening mounting screws, which can crack face frames or drawer fronts on thinner stock.