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The Du Verre Stacked pull is a back-to-back bar pull for large cabinet doors, appliance-scale panels, and oversized drawer fronts requiring an 18 inch center-to-center mounting span.
A pull drilled on 18 inch centers belongs on cabinetry where a shorter pull would look undersized or provide an inadequate grip. Tall pantry doors, wide appliance panels, and furniture-scale islands in this range carry enough visual mass that hardware at 3 or 5 inch centers registers as an afterthought. At 30 inches overall, the Stacked pull spans the front as a deliberate horizontal element rather than a small accent. The back-to-back format suits any door that is handled from either face, since both halves present the same profile through-bolted at the same hole pattern.
The pull is constructed from aluminum and die-cast aluminum, a combination that delivers a consistent surface without the added weight of a solid bar of the same dimension. At this length, weight is a practical consideration as much as an aesthetic one. The Satin Nickel finish is a brushed silver-tone surface that diffuses light rather than reflecting it, which keeps a pull of this scale from dominating the room. Satin Nickel reads as a neutral against both warm and cool cabinetry tones, and it coordinates with most plumbing and appliance trim already running in the space.
This is the right pull for a designer or cabinet shop specifying hardware on a kitchen with appliance-height cabinetry, a furniture-scale island, or a built-in with tall door fronts that need substantial grip hardware. Homeowners completing a high-end kitchen remodel and contractors working on spec builds with oversized cabinetry will find the 18 inch spacing gives the front the hardware presence it calls for. Because it belongs to Du Verre's Stacked collection, companion pieces in the same series are available for drawers and smaller doors, making it practical to run a unified hardware program across a full kitchen from narrow drawers up to the largest panel in the room.
Back-to-back means two matched pull halves are bolted through the door or panel from opposite faces, so the hardware is accessible and consistent on both sides. This is a through-bolt installation, not a standard two-hole surface mount from one side.
No. 18 inches is the center-to-center distance between the two mounting holes, which is the number you match to your drilling pattern. The overall length of the pull is 30 inches.
Satin Nickel is a silver-tone brushed finish that reads similarly to brushed stainless in most rooms. The two are different surface treatments, so they are not a guaranteed match, but they are closely related in tone and sheen and are commonly paired in the same kitchen.
The back-to-back configuration is intended for panels where hardware is needed on both faces. For a standard single-face cabinet door, a single-mount pull at the same center-to-center spacing would be the more typical choice.
When the cabinetry is oversized, the hardware needs to keep up: the Stacked pull at 18 inch centers delivers grip, proportion, and a Satin Nickel finish that holds its own across a 30 inch span.
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