National Hardware N116-699 6-1/2 Inch Black Door Pull

Product Description

The NATIONAL HARDWARE N116-699 is a 6-1/2 inch black door pull made of steel, designed for general-purpose use across a wide range of applications. This pull handle mounts to doors, drawers, cabinets, and similar surfaces where a durable, surface-mounted grip is needed. Each package includes the pull along with oval head screws for a complete installation. The steel construction provides reliable strength for everyday use in both residential and light commercial settings. This straightforward hardware component is a practical choice for maintenance technicians, contractors, and facility managers who need a dependable replacement or new-install pull handle.

This door pull is suited for interior and exterior doors, cabinetry, utility drawers, and general millwork applications. It is a common fit for maintenance and renovation work in residential homes, commercial buildings, and light industrial facilities. The black finish coordinates with standard hardware finishes found across a wide range of door and cabinet styles. The included oval head screws simplify installation and reduce the need for separate hardware sourcing on the job.

Key Features

• 6-1/2 inch pull length for a comfortable full-hand grip
• Steel construction for durable, long-term performance
• Black finish for a clean, neutral appearance on most door and cabinet types
• Includes oval head mounting screws for a complete install
• Suitable for doors, drawers, and a variety of general hardware applications

Compatibility

Designed as a general-use door and drawer pull compatible with standard surface-mount hardware applications on interior and exterior doors, cabinets, and utility drawers. Also referenced under NATIONAL HARDWARE catalog numbers V171 and V172.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by carpenters, contractors, or maintenance technicians using a screwdriver or drill driver. Power down any electronically actuated door hardware before beginning work on the door assembly. Pre-drill pilot holes where required to prevent wood splitting, and ensure mounting screws are driven flush without over-torquing the fasteners. Follow applicable building codes for hardware placement on egress doors.