Jeffrey Alexander MO6373DBAC Cabinet Pull 96mm Brushed Orb

Product Description

The JEFFREY ALEXANDER MO6373DBAC is a forged-look flat-bottom cabinet pull finished in Brushed Oil Rubbed Bronze. It measures 4.625 inches in overall length with a 96 mm center-to-center hole spacing, making it a direct fit for standard cabinet boring patterns. The pull features a 0.4375-inch width and a 1.1875-inch projection from the mounting surface. It belongs to the Belcastel 1 collection, a line designed around a textured, hand-forged aesthetic suited to traditional and transitional cabinet applications. Installation requires two screws through the cabinet door or drawer face into the threaded posts on the back of the pull.

This pull is appropriate for residential and light commercial cabinetry including kitchen base and upper cabinets, bathroom vanities, and furniture-grade casework. The 96 mm bore spacing is one of the most common center-to-center distances in North American cabinet manufacturing, making this pull a practical replacement or upgrade option across a wide range of existing cabinet door and drawer configurations. The Brushed Oil Rubbed Bronze finish suits darker wood tones, painted cabinets, and mixed-metal hardware schemes common in transitional kitchen and bath design.

Key Features

• 96 mm center-to-center hole spacing matches standard North American cabinet boring patterns
• Forged-look flat-bottom design with Brushed Oil Rubbed Bronze finish
• 4.625-inch overall length provides a proportional look on standard cabinet doors and drawer fronts
• 1.1875-inch projection offers a comfortable grip clearance from the cabinet surface
• Part of the Belcastel 1 collection for coordinated hardware sets across a full installation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation pull for cabinets with 96 mm center-to-center pre-drilled hole patterns. Compatible hardware within the Belcastel 1 collection allows for a coordinated finish across knobs, pulls, and other cabinet hardware.

Installation Notes

Cabinet pulls of this type are installed by a cabinetmaker, finish carpenter, or general contractor using a screwdriver or drill driver. Power down any under-cabinet lighting circuits in the work area before drilling new holes. Use a cabinet hardware jig to ensure consistent hole placement across multiple doors and drawers. Do not overtighten mounting screws, as excessive torque can crack cabinet door faces or strip threaded posts.