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Fuller pull 224mm center to center defines this Belwith Keeler handle as a cabinet pull with a 224mm drilling span, so it suits layouts planned around that metric spacing on doors or drawers. The 8-13/16 inch length ties this pull into designs laid out in imperial dimensions while still matching a 224mm center line, which helps when working across mixed measuring standards in the same project. Its role in decorative hardware and moldings puts it in the visible hardware layer, so it influences how casework presents in finished spaces. Being part of the Belwith handles and pulls class means it is intended for hand use on hinged or sliding fronts where a pull is needed. The SAP description calling it a matte black 224mm pull backs up the sizing and finish identity for project documentation.
The 224mm center to center measurement on the Fuller pull sets the distance between mounting points, so cabinet faces drilled on that span accept this handle without redrilling. The 8-13/16 inch description gives a reference for total length, which helps in checking edge clearances or spacing to adjacent pulls on wide drawer banks. Its classification as a handle and pull positions it for standard cabinet door and drawer applications, so it works within typical casework thicknesses and front styles specified for Belwith-class hardware.
The Fuller collection cabinet hardware designation places this pull in decorative hardware and moldings, so it suits finished cabinetry where exposed handles define the look. The 224mm center to center span lines up with metric drilling systems, which projects using European-style hinges and layouts frequently follow. Its 8-13/16 inch overall scale works on medium to large doors and drawers where a longer pull visually balances wider fronts. The matte black identification lets it sit cleanly against both light and dark casework, offering contrast on pale finishes and a more blended effect on dark units. Being a Belwith Keeler Fuller pull means it can be specified alongside other items under the same collection name when a consistent style language is needed through a room or bank of cabinets.
The 224mm cabinet pull matte black spec gives a precise drilling dimension plus a defined finish, which streamlines layout drawings and hardware schedules. Calling out 224mm centers keeps hole patterns consistent from cabinet to cabinet, supporting repeatable results on line-bored or CNC-machined parts. The 8-13/16 inch cabinet pull length note helps drafters and installers account for overlap near corners, appliance panels, or adjacent pulls, reducing conflicts when doors swing or drawers open. Listing the manufacturer part number B076293-MB ties drawings, ordering, and installation sheets to a single identifier, which helps keep replacements and add-ons aligned to the original selection over time. Positioning it in the Belwith handles and pulls product class clarifies that it belongs with standard cabinet hardware, keeping it within familiar workflows for casework fabrication and installation.
The Fuller pull 224mm center to center sets the distance between its mounting points, so cabinet faces drilled at 224mm on center align with this handle without shifting the hole pattern.
The Belwith Keeler Fuller pull is described as 8-13/16 inch, so the handle spans that approximate overall length across the cabinet front, affecting how it scales on wider or taller fronts.
The SAP description and product name state matte black, so the Fuller pull presents a low-sheen dark finish suited to decorative cabinet hardware applications.
Part number B076293-MB identifies a Belwith Keeler Fuller Collection pull, so drawings and orders using that code point to this specific cabinet handle design.
The product is listed under decorative hardware and moldings as a handle and pull, so it is intended for use on cabinet doors and drawers as the operating grip.
The 224mm drilling span on this decorative cabinet pull sets a standard hole distance, which helps align with metric cabinet systems and keeps multiple fronts visually consistent.
The Belwith Keeler Fuller pull 224mm center to center gives you a defined drilling span, a stated 8-13/16 inch scale, and a matte black finish, so it slots cleanly into planned cabinet layouts. When a project calls for decorative hardware and moldings with coordinated handles and pulls, the Fuller collection identity and B076293-MB part number provide a clear reference point. For cabinetry specified through Wurth Baer Supply, this pull can be selected where a 224mm center line and matte black visual are part of the design intent.