Workhorse Bar Pull - Polished Brass

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Sale price$99 In stock
SKU: BB257PB
Designed by Barrie Benson, the Workhorse Bar Pull combines everyday functionality with a simple, architectural profile. Its clean rectangular form, softly rounded interior corners, and substantial grip bring a refined finishing detail to kitchen cabinets, bathroom vanities, dressers, and other furniture. Versatile and enduring, this solid brass cabinet pull complements both modern and transitional interiors.
Size 12" c-c

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Estimated ship date: 9/24/26
5 year warranty

Product Details

Projection:
1"

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How Designers Are Using This

See how leading interior designers and architects are incorporating our hardware into their most stunning projects

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Installation

Installing your 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 7/32" 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.