Jeffrey Alexander 885-160SN Satin Nickel Cabinet Bar Pull

Product Description

The JEFFREY ALEXANDER 885-160SN is a cabinet bar pull finished in satin nickel, part of the Hayworth Collection. It mounts on a 160 mm center-to-center hole spacing and measures 7.25 inches in overall length with a width of 0.4375 inches and a projection of 1.375 inches. The satin nickel finish delivers a brushed, low-sheen appearance suited to both contemporary and transitional cabinetry. This pull is a standard hardware replacement or new-install component used by cabinet installers, finish carpenters, and millwork contractors on residential and light commercial projects.

The 885-160SN is designed for drawer fronts and cabinet doors where a bar-style pull is specified. Its 160 mm hole spacing makes it a direct fit for cabinetry pre-drilled to that standard dimension. The Hayworth Collection maintains consistent sizing and finish across multiple configurations, making it practical for whole-kitchen or whole-bath hardware packages where a uniform look is required across varying drawer and door sizes.

Key Features

• 160 mm center-to-center hole spacing for standard pre-drilled cabinetry
• 7.25 inches overall length with 1.375 inch projection from the cabinet face
• Satin nickel finish provides a brushed, low-reflectance surface resistant to fingerprints
• Bar pull profile suits both drawer fronts and door applications
• Part of the Hayworth Collection for coordinated multi-pull installations

Compatibility

Designed as a direct-fit bar pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts pre-drilled at 160 mm center-to-center spacing. Part of the JEFFREY ALEXANDER Hayworth Collection.

Installation Notes

Cabinet hardware installation is typically performed by cabinetry installers or finish carpenters using a drill, template, and screwdriver or bit driver. Confirm the cabinet face is pre-drilled at 160 mm center-to-center before installation. Use the appropriate screw length for the door or drawer front thickness — screws are not always included and must be matched to the material depth. Do not overtighten mounting screws, as this can crack glass-front or thin MDF door panels.