Jeffrey Alexander 944-96BG Arched Cabinet Pull Brushed Gold

Product Description

The JEFFREY ALEXANDER 944-96BG is an arched cabinet pull finished in brushed gold, designed for cabinet doors and drawer fronts in residential and light commercial millwork applications. Part of the Roman Collection, this pull features a curved arch profile that adds a classic architectural detail to cabinetry. Mounting holes are spaced 96 mm center-to-center. Overall length measures 4-15/16 inches, width is 7/16 inches, and projection is 1-7/16 inches. Installation requires only a standard screwdriver or drill, making it a straightforward hardware swap for cabinetmakers, finish carpenters, and remodeling contractors.

This pull suits kitchen cabinets, bathroom vanities, and furniture drawers where a traditional or transitional aesthetic is specified. The brushed gold finish provides a muted warm tone that coordinates with a range of cabinet finishes and interior hardware suites. The 96 mm hole spacing is a common standard dimension, making this pull a practical choice for replacing existing hardware without re-drilling cabinet faces.

Key Features

• Arched Roman Collection profile with brushed gold finish
• 96 mm center-to-center hole spacing matches common cabinet drilling patterns
• Overall length of 4-15/16 inches with a 1-7/16 inch projection
• Low-profile 7/16 inch width keeps a clean, refined appearance on cabinet faces
• Suitable for doors and drawer fronts in residential or light commercial cabinetry

Compatibility

Designed as a standard 96 mm center-to-center cabinet pull compatible with cabinet doors and drawer fronts drilled to the 96 mm hole spacing pattern.

Installation Notes

Cabinet pulls of this type are installed by finish carpenters or homeowners using a drill and screwdriver with manufacturer-supplied or standard M4 machine screws. Power down any motorized cabinet systems before working in the area. Confirm hole spacing on existing cabinet faces before ordering to avoid re-drilling. Do not overtighten mounting screws, as this can crack cabinet door panels or strip the hardware threads.