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Berenson Brookridge cabinet pull is a transitional style handle that works well when a project needs hardware that suits both traditional and contemporary cabinet lines. The pull is part of the Brookridge collection, so matching pieces stay visually consistent across a room.
The pull is made from zinc, which provides a solid metallic construction that supports everyday cabinet and drawer use in residential or light commercial environments. Its brushed nickel finish creates a muted metal look that helps hide minor fingerprints and blends with many common stainless and nickel fixtures.
The overall length is 9-11/32 inches, giving enough hand contact for larger cabinet doors or wider drawers. A projection of 1-3/8 inches creates practical finger clearance from the cabinet face, so users can grip the pull without rubbing knuckles along the surface.
The center to center dimension is 224 mm, which sets the mounting hole spacing and aligns this pull with drilling patterns built around that metric size. An 11/16 inch width and 15/32 inch base provide a balanced front profile that looks proportional on medium to large fronts.
This Berenson Brookridge pull uses a 224 mm center to center measurement, so installers can lay out two mounting points at that distance to match the pull feet. The metric spacing coordinates with common drilling templates that support 224 mm cabinet pull runs.
The 9-11/32 inch overall length means the pull extends slightly beyond the hole locations, which affects how close it can sit to adjacent doors, drawer fronts, or walls. A projection of 1-3/8 inches dictates how far the pull stands off the face, which influences clearance in tight galley runs.
An 11/16 inch width and 15/32 inch base help determine how the pull seats against rail and stile widths or slab fronts. These dimensions let designers align the handle visually with cabinet proportions while maintaining a comfortable grip area along the front.
The Berenson Brookridge Series 8-13/16 inch center to center pull works on cabinets or drawers that are laid out around its 224 mm hole spacing. This center to center size suits longer door and drawer fronts, where a wider stance looks balanced and supports smooth operation.
The transitional style ties in with both paneled and flat-front cabinetry because it does not lean heavily toward ornate or ultra-minimal design. In practice, that lets installers use the same pull across kitchens, baths, and built-ins without shifting hardware families.
The brushed nickel finish helps the pull blend with popular appliance and faucet finishes. This consistent metal tone across hardware reduces visual noise in multi-cabinet runs and supports cleaner sightlines along upper and lower banks of cabinets.
The zinc material provides a metal structure for day-to-day door and drawer use. On high-touch cabinets, that construction supports repeated gripping of the 9-11/32 inch length, and the 1-3/8 inch projection gives space for fingers even on thicker door profiles.
The defined 224 mm center to center measurement is the key layout detail for this pull, because it sets the distance between drilled holes on every door and drawer front. Consistent use of that spacing across a project keeps handle alignment tight and visually even.
The 9-11/32 inch overall length lets installers see exactly how much hardware will span each front, which helps when centering on wide drawers or when aligning multiple pulls on tall pantry doors. Knowing this length ahead of time supports more accurate planning on face layouts.
The 1-3/8 inch projection influences clearance relative to door thickness and adjacent faces. With this dimension, installers can anticipate how far the pull will extend into walkways or narrow passages, which affects user comfort when moving past open drawers or swinging doors.
The 11/16 inch width and 15/32 inch base measurements guide visual placement on narrower rails or flat fronts. These proportions help keep hardware centered and properly scaled, so banks of Brookridge pulls read as a unified design line rather than mixed sizes.
The Berenson Brookridge pull has a 224 mm center to center dimension, which sets the drilling distance between mounting holes and matches layouts designed around that metric pattern.
The pull length is 9-11/32 inches, so it spans a substantial portion of wider doors or drawers and gives users more grip area across the front.
The pull is made from zinc with a brushed nickel finish, combining a metal body with a soft metallic sheen that coordinates with many cabinet environments.
Projection is 1-3/8 inches, which determines how much finger clearance there is between the pull and the cabinet face during regular opening and closing.
The pull has an 11/16 inch width and a 15/32 inch base, giving a slim visible profile while providing enough contact area where it meets the cabinet surface.
This pull is described as transitional style, which supports use on both traditional framed cabinets and more contemporary flat-front designs.
The Berenson Brookridge cabinet pull in brushed nickel matches projects that use 224 mm center to center hardware and need a transitional style. With zinc construction, a 9-11/32 inch length, and 1-3/8 inch projection, it supports everyday cabinet and drawer operation.
The defined 11/16 inch width, 15/32 inch base, and brushed nickel finish help this pull sit proportionally on mid to large fronts while coordinating with common metal finishes. When a run of cabinets calls for consistent 224 mm pulls, this Brookridge model fits that layout.
