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Amerock London pull 160mm is a zinc cabinet handle from the London collection that uses faceted forms and clean geometric patterns to create a modern, structured look on doors and drawers. The assembled, split finish design in black chrome and polished chrome breaks up flat runs of fronts and adds a defined visual line where two tones meet. The 6-5/16 in (160 mm) center-to-center drilling aligns with common cabinet boring, helping replacement work or new layouts follow a predictable grid. An overall length of 8-3/4 in gives enough hand clearance across wider drawer faces, supporting confident fingertip grip. A projection of 1-9/16 in stands the pull off the face just enough for solid reach without sticking out excessively.
The 6-5/16 in center-to-center mounting dimension sets fixed hole spacing, which simplifies drilling jigs and keeps multiple pulls aligned across cabinet runs. With an overall length of 8-3/4 in, the pull extends beyond the mounting points, helping visually center the handle on larger doors or drawers. The 1-9/16 in projection determines how far the pull stands off the face, giving enough clearance for fingers while keeping the handle close to the cabinet line. A width of 13/16 in presents a flat, stable gripping surface, useful when users pull at an angle on tall pantry doors. Base dimensions of 9/16 in by 3/8 in define the contact area on the front, which supports a neat footprint where the finish meets the door surface.
The Amerock London series pull is part of the London collection, so its faceted forms tie in with other pieces from the same family for cohesive hardware layouts. Clean geometric patterns on the pull face work well on straight-lined cabinetry, keeping the hardware in step with flat panel or minimal profiles. The black chrome and polished chrome split finish places two tones on one pull, which can visually bridge between darker fronts and lighter appliances or trim. Because the pull length is 8-3/4 in, it suits mid to large doors and drawers where a small knob would look underscaled, giving the hardware proper visual weight. The 6-5/16 in center-to-center measurement supports layouts where longer handles are preferred for ease of grip along wide drawer banks.
With zinc as the material, the pull offers a solid core that supports everyday opening forces on frequently used fronts. The 13/16 in width gives enough surface for fingers to hook behind without feeling sharp, helping users get a stable pull when hands are wet or gloved. The 1-9/16 in projection keeps the handle far enough off the face so fingers do not rub the door, which is especially useful on high-traffic base cabinets. Compact base dimensions of 9/16 in by 3/8 in make the pull suitable near inside corners or where door reveals are tight, since the foot does not crowd adjacent edges. All of these dimensions work together to support a consistent, measured appearance across multi-cabinet installations while maintaining comfortable daily use.
The fixed 6-5/16 in (160 mm) center-to-center drilling gives installers a reliable reference for jigs and templates, helping hole placement stay consistent from cabinet to cabinet. When this spacing is repeated, the pulls line up in straight rows, which keeps sightlines clean across upper and lower runs. The overall 8-3/4 in length means that once the holes are set, the handle overhang is predictable on both sides, aiding in visual balance on symmetrical drawer layouts. The London collection design with crisp lines creates edges that visually register against cabinet rails, allowing quick checks for level alignment during install.
The split finish of black chrome and polished chrome on one pull creates a clear line where the two finishes meet, which can serve as a visual cue for horizontal leveling across doors. The 13/16 in width and 1-9/16 in projection keep the pull profile defined yet compact, preventing hardware from appearing oversized when many units are used in a compact kitchen. Base dimensions of 9/16 in by 3/8 in result in a modest footprint that tends to sit fully within standard stile widths, supporting placement flexibility on narrow frames. The manufacturer part number BP36650BCR26 identifies this exact combination of London collection design, 160 mm center-to-center drilling, zinc material, and black chrome / polished chrome finish, which helps projects stay consistent when the same pull is specified across multiple phases.
The Amerock London series pull has a 6-5/16 in (160 mm) center-to-center dimension, which sets the hole spacing for mounting and supports consistent layouts across multiple cabinet fronts.
The BP36650BCR26 pull has an overall length of 8-3/4 in, giving it enough span to look proportional on wider drawers and doors while providing a comfortable gripping area.
The Amerock London series cabinet pull is made from zinc, providing a solid feel in hand that suits frequently used cabinet doors and drawers.
This modern geometric pull has a 1-9/16 in projection and 13/16 in width, which together offer finger clearance and a defined grip edge without an overly bulky profile.
The Amerock London collection pull uses a black chrome and polished chrome split finish, creating a dramatic two-tone effect that suits contemporary cabinet designs.
The Amerock part number BP36650BCR26 identifies this specific London collection pull with 160 mm center-to-center drilling, zinc construction, and black chrome / polished chrome finish.
The Amerock London series 6-5/16 in (160 mm) center-to-center pull pairs faceted forms with a black chrome and polished chrome split finish to support contemporary cabinet runs. Its 8-3/4 in length, 1-9/16 in projection, and 13/16 in width work together to provide comfortable grip and balanced scale on modern doors and drawers. Specifying BP36650BCR26 for your next cabinet run keeps hardware style, drilling pattern, and finish consistent from piece to piece.
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