Jeffrey Alexander MO6373-12DBAC Appliance Pull 12in Borb

Product Description

The JEFFREY ALEXANDER MO6373-12DBAC is a large-format appliance pull handle finished in Brushed Oil Rubbed Bronze, designed for use on heavy appliance doors and oversized cabinet drawers. It features a forged-look flat-bottom profile with a 12-inch center-to-center hole spacing and an overall length of 13.25 inches. The handle projects 2.31 inches from the mounting surface, giving it enough clearance for a secure, comfortable grip on appliance panels. At 0.75 inches wide, the bar maintains a clean, linear silhouette suited to both transitional and traditional cabinet and appliance installations. Cabinet installers and finish carpenters are the primary trade installing this hardware.

This handle is part of the Belcastel 1 collection from JEFFREY ALEXANDER and is sized for appliance-scale applications such as refrigerator panels, dishwasher fronts, and large drawer banks. Its forged-look construction and Brushed Oil Rubbed Bronze finish integrate well with oil-rubbed and dark-metal fixture packages common in kitchen and utility room environments. It is appropriate for both residential kitchen cabinetry and light commercial millwork applications where a durable, decorative pull is specified.

Key Features

• 12-inch center-to-center hole spacing sized for appliance panel and large drawer installations
• 13.25-inch overall length provides extended grip area for oversized doors
• Brushed Oil Rubbed Bronze finish complements dark and oil-rubbed fixture packages
• Forged-look flat-bottom profile suits transitional and traditional design schemes
• 2.31-inch projection delivers comfortable clearance from the mounting surface
• Part of the coordinated Belcastel 1 collection for consistent hardware packages

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style decorative appliance pull for cabinetry and appliance panel applications requiring a 12-inch center-to-center hole pattern. Part of the JEFFREY ALEXANDER Belcastel 1 collection.

Installation Notes

Installation requires two mounting screws aligned to a 12-inch center-to-center hole pattern drilled through the door or panel face. Power down or disconnect any appliance before drilling or mounting hardware on an appliance panel. Use a drill template or jig to ensure accurate hole placement before final fastening. A licensed cabinetmaker or finish carpenter typically performs this work on millwork applications.