96-7/16 Bravo Edge Pull Aluminum For Long Runs

96-7/16 Bravo edge pull aluminum gives you a continuous pull solution built around a 96-7/16 inch length, so it spans wide cabinet sections or tall doors in one clean line. The Bravo name ties this pull to the Bravo collection, which keeps styling consistent across related handles on the same job. Construction in aluminum keeps the pull in the aluminum material family, aligning with other aluminum-finished hardware on cabinets and fixtures. Its aluminum finish presents a straightforward aluminum look, which coordinates with other aluminum-finished components on panels, doors, and drawer fronts. As a pull in the handles and pulls class, it functions as the gripping point for opening and closing doors and drawers in everyday use. The 96-7/16 inch length creates multiple hand-grip positions, which helps when doors are tall or when several users access the same cabinet line from different heights.

Bravo Edge Pull Details That Support Projects

• The 96-7/16 inch length gives this Bravo edge pull enough span to serve long cabinet runs or tall fronts, so one piece covers a wide edge instead of breaking the line with several shorter pulls.
• The 1-3/4 inch projection sets how far the pull stands off the surface, creating finger clearance between the hand and the cabinet face, which supports comfortable gripping along the full length.
• The 3/4 inch width defines the front-to-back face dimension of the pull, shaping how it presents visually on the cabinet edge while giving a stable area to grab without feeling bulky.
• The aluminum material keeps overall weight low for the 96-7/16 inch length, helping the pull sit securely on the door or drawer edge while matching other aluminum-based decorative hardware.
• The aluminum finish provides a uniform aluminum appearance along the full 96-7/16 inch length, helping installers maintain consistent finish lines across adjacent cabinets and hardware components.

Edge Pull Dimensions That Affect Fit And Feel

The 96-7/16 inch length of this Bravo edge pull sets the run it occupies along a cabinet or door edge, so layouts can be planned around a nearly eight-foot pull. Its 1-3/4 inch projection determines how far the gripping surface sits from the face, which defines hand space along that length. The 3/4 inch width means the visible band on the edge stays relatively narrow, helping this handle act as a slim visual line instead of a bulky bar. Because the pull is defined as a handle and pull in decorative hardware and moldings, it is sized to work with cabinet-scale fronts rather than heavy structural doors, which guides where its proportions feel appropriate.

Using The Berenson Bravo Edge Pull In Cabinet Runs

Where This 96-7/16 Inch Edge Pull Fits Best

This 96-7/16 inch Bravo edge pull in aluminum fits projects that call for a long, uninterrupted handle line across a cabinet edge or tall panel. The length listed as 96-7/16 inch allows it to track along the majority of standard eight-foot cabinet sections, which is useful on tall pantry doors or banked upper cabinets designed as one visual unit. Its place in the decorative hardware and moldings category positions it for finished cabinet faces, not structural framing, keeping it in the realm of visible fronts and drawer heads. The Bravo collection designation ties this pull to other Bravo pieces, so designers can run this long edge pull on tall doors while using shorter Bravo handles on adjacent drawers for a unified look. With a 3/4 inch width, it stays visually slim along stile or edge lines, which matters when trying to avoid heavy-looking hardware on modern flat-panel fronts.

Why Dimensions And Material Support Consistent Results

The 1-3/4 inch projection on this Berenson Bravo aluminum edge pull sets a predictable stand-off from the cabinet face, so the hand space feels the same wherever it is installed across a run. That consistent projection helps doors and drawers sit close to the face plane while still giving room for fingers. The aluminum material controls weight over the 96-7/16 inch span, so the pull behaves like a large but manageable cabinet component rather than a heavy bar, which matters when fastening to standard cabinet substrates. With a 3/4 inch width, screw lines and mounting zones can stay close to the edge centerline of the door or drawer, supporting even load distribution along the face. The aluminum finish keeps the visual tone unified from one end of the pull to the other, helping installers align this piece with other aluminum-finished hardware so reveals, gaps, and sightlines read as a coordinated system on the completed project.

Common Questions About The Bravo Edge Cabinet Pull

Selecting This Bravo Edge Pull For Your Project

The 96-7/16 Bravo edge pull aluminum from the Bravo collection brings a long, continuous handle option in aluminum material with a 1-3/4 inch projection and 3/4 inch width. For cabinet runs or tall doors designed around a nearly eight-foot pull, its defined length, aluminum finish, and Berenson Corporation part number 1051-4ALU-B give you a clearly specified choice. When a project calls for a slim, extended edge pull that aligns with other decorative hardware and moldings in aluminum, this handle provides a straightforward match for that requirement.