Jeffrey Alexander 944-96BNBDL Arched Cabinet Pull Brushed Pewter

Product Description

The JEFFREY ALEXANDER 944-96BNBDL is an arched cabinet pull finished in Brushed Pewter, part of the Roman Collection. It features a 96 mm center-to-center hole spacing and measures 4-15/16 inches in overall length, making it a straightforward drop-in replacement for standard two-hole cabinet hardware. The low-profile arched bar design sits 1-7/16 inches off the cabinet face at its deepest projection and spans just 7/16 inches in width. Cabinet and millwork installers, finish carpenters, and kitchen remodelers will find this pull suited to residential cabinetry, furniture, and built-in applications where a classic Roman-style profile is specified.

The 944-96BNBDL is appropriate for use on kitchen cabinets, bathroom vanities, dressers, and case goods. The 96 mm hole spacing is one of the most common standards in residential cabinetry, fitting a wide range of door and drawer configurations. The Brushed Pewter finish provides a muted, low-sheen appearance that coordinates with traditional, transitional, and farmhouse-style interiors. It is sold as a bundle, making it practical for full-kitchen or multi-cabinet installations.

Key Features

• 96 mm center-to-center hole spacing fits standard two-hole cabinet boring patterns
• 4-15/16 inch overall length with an arched bar profile from the Roman Collection
• 1-7/16 inch projection provides clearance for a comfortable grip
• 7/16 inch width keeps the profile clean and unobtrusive
• Brushed Pewter finish delivers a consistent, low-sheen appearance across the cabinet face

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or upgrade pull for residential and light-commercial cabinetry with standard 96 mm two-hole boring patterns.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a finish carpenter, cabinet installer, or experienced DIYer using a screwdriver or drill driver. Confirm existing hole spacing measures 96 mm center-to-center before installation. If drilling new holes, use a cabinet hardware jig to ensure accurate placement and consistent alignment across multiple doors and drawers. Always test-fit one pull before drilling an entire run of cabinets.