Jeffrey Alexander MO6373-160ABM-D Cabinet Pull 160mm

Product Description

The JEFFREY ALEXANDER MO6373-160ABM-D is a flat-bottom cabinet pull finished in Distressed Antique Brass, part of the Belcastel 1 collection. It features a forged look construction that gives it a substantial, hand-crafted appearance suited to traditional, transitional, and farmhouse cabinetry. The pull measures 7.125 inches in overall length with a 160 mm (approximately 6.3 inches) center-to-center hole spacing, a width of 0.4375 inches, and a projection of 1.1875 inches. It is typically installed by cabinetmakers, finish carpenters, and experienced DIYers working on kitchen, bath, or furniture hardware upgrades.

This pull is designed for standard face-frame and frameless cabinet doors and drawers where a 160 mm boring pattern is used. The Distressed Antique Brass finish suits period-inspired interiors and pairs well with traditional wood tones and painted cabinetry. Its flat-bottom profile seats flush against cabinet faces without rocking, making it a straightforward drop-in replacement or new-install hardware option for residential cabinetry projects.

Key Features

• Forged-look flat-bottom design seats flush against cabinet face
• Distressed Antique Brass finish for a period-authentic appearance
• 160 mm center-to-center hole spacing for standard boring compatibility
• 7.125-inch overall length provides a substantial grip surface
• Part of the Belcastel 1 collection for coordinated hardware sets

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style cabinet pull for standard 160 mm center-to-center boring patterns on residential face-frame and frameless cabinet doors and drawers.

Installation Notes

Cabinet pulls of this type are installed by cabinetmakers, finish carpenters, or experienced DIYers using a drill, appropriate bit, and a hardware template to ensure accurate hole placement. Power down any adjacent electrical components before drilling near electrical runs. Use the manufacturer-supplied or appropriately sized machine screws to fasten the pull, and avoid overtightening to prevent finish damage or cracking the cabinet face.