Jeffrey Alexander MO6373-128NI Cabinet Pull Polished Nickel

Product Description

The JEFFREY ALEXANDER MO6373-128NI is a forged-look flat bottom cabinet pull finished in polished nickel. Part of the Belcastel 1 collection, this pull measures 5-7/8 inches overall length with a 128 mm center-to-center hole spacing, a width of 7/16 inches, and a projection of 1-3/16 inches. The polished nickel finish delivers a bright, reflective surface suited to transitional and contemporary cabinetry. Cabinet installers, finish carpenters, and kitchen-and-bath remodelers specify this hardware when a clean forged aesthetic is required alongside precise dimensional consistency across a run of doors or drawers.

This pull is appropriate for residential and light commercial cabinetry applications including kitchen base and upper cabinets, bathroom vanities, and furniture-grade built-ins. The 128 mm bore spacing is a widely used standard, making this pull a direct fit on pre-drilled cabinet doors and drawer fronts that follow that layout. It is suitable for both new construction and renovation work where polished nickel hardware is specified throughout.

Key Features

• Forged-look flat bottom profile for a strong, defined visual line
• Polished nickel finish resists tarnish and suits transitional or contemporary design schemes
• 128 mm center-to-center spacing matches standard pre-drilled cabinet boring
• 5-7/8 inch overall length provides a comfortable grip span on drawer fronts and cabinet doors
• 1-3/16 inch projection keeps fingers clear of the cabinet face during use
• Part of the Belcastel 1 collection for finish and style coordination across a full hardware package

Compatibility

Designed as a standard-bore cabinet pull for doors and drawer fronts pre-drilled at 128 mm center-to-center. Coordinates with other hardware in the JEFFREY ALEXANDER Belcastel 1 collection for a matched installation.

Installation Notes

Cabinet pulls of this type are installed by finish carpenters, cabinet installers, or experienced DIYers using a drill, a cabinet hardware jig, and a screwdriver or bit driver. Confirm door and drawer front thickness before selecting screw length, as screws are typically sourced separately to match the material stack. Pre-drill pilot holes using a hardware jig to maintain consistent spacing across all cabinet faces. Do not overtighten mounting screws, as this can crack or compress soft cabinet face materials.