Hudson Wood Appliance Pull - Burnished Brass

Sale price$199 •In stock
SKU: SM1902BBACA
Designed in collaboration with Schumacher, the Hudson Wood Appliance Pull pairs a wood bar with rounded solid brass posts for a refined mix of natural texture and metal. Available in Ebony and Acacia stains that highlight the beauty of its wood grain, the appliance pull is available in three beautiful unlacquered finishes, bringing warmth and character to paneled appliances and larger cabinetry.
Wood Acacia
Size 14" c-c

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Estimated ship date: 1/13/27
5 year warranty

Product Details

Projection:
2.2"
Center to Center:
14" C-C

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Installation

Installing your appliance pulls is simple and takes just minutes. Follow our step-by-step guide for precise, polished results.

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Determine Placement Step 1

Determine Placement

Using a tape measure, measure your pull’s center-to-center distance to confirm correct hole spacing. Then determine the pull orientation and ideal placement on each door or drawer.

Mark the Surface Step 2

Mark the Surface

Apply painter’s tape and mark both drill points, ensuring the spacing matches your pull’s center-to-center measurement. Use a level to confirm both holes are perfectly aligned.

Drill the Openings Step 3

Drill the Openings

Using a 1/4" drill bit, carefully drill both marked holes. Remove the tape once complete to reveal clean, ready-to-install openings.

Install by Hand Step 4

Install by Hand

Insert the appropriate screw (typically 1” for ¾” thickness) into the drilled holes. Attach the pull, rotate screw until hand-tight, then secure with a screwdriver.

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