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EPCO bar pull 256mm center to center defines this pull as a straight, two-point mount handle sized for wider cabinet and drawer fronts. The 256 mm center-to-center drilling lets installers line up with a consistent boring pattern across multiple fronts, which streamlines layout on larger runs. The satin nickel finish identifies the visual match for satin nickel hardware jobs, so this pull ties in with satin nickel hinges or other trim. The overall length of 336 mm extends beyond the hole spacing, giving wider hand clearance across the front, which is useful on larger pantry or base cabinet doors. A 35 mm projection sets the pull off the surface at a comfortable reach depth, helping hands clear the door or drawer face during use. The 12 mm bar diameter defines the grip thickness, giving a solid-feeling handle profile on residential or light commercial cabinetry.
The 256 mm center to center measurement is the key mounting dimension on this EPCO pull, because it dictates the exact distance between the two mounting holes that must be drilled in the door or drawer front. The overall length of 336 mm means the bar extends beyond the hole pattern at both ends, which affects how far the pull reaches toward the cabinet edges and how it lines up with surrounding fronts. The 35 mm projection from the mounting surface defines the standoff distance from the face, which influences how the pull clears neighboring doors or trim when doors are opened. The 12 mm bar diameter gives a predictable grip size that can be factored into layout where multiple hardware pieces sit close together on the same cabinet run.
The satin nickel finish on this EPCO bar pull makes it suitable for cabinet projects that specify satin nickel decorative hardware, so it can be used across kitchens, baths, or casework calling for that finish. The 256 mm center to center drilling size aligns well with wider cabinet doors and drawers, giving proportionate hardware coverage on fronts that are larger than small vanity doors. The 336 mm overall length helps this pull span more of the drawer or door width, which supports using a single pull on wide drawers rather than multiple smaller handles. The 35 mm projection keeps the grip comfortably away from the face, which is useful on doors with thicker fronts where shallow pulls could feel cramped. The 12 mm bar diameter gives a sturdy-feeling handle profile that suits frequently used cabinets in active spaces.
The defined 256 mm center to center spacing allows installers to set up boring jigs or drilling templates once and repeat the pattern across an entire job, which helps keep pulls level and evenly spaced. The known 336 mm overall length provides a reference when centering the pull on doors or drawers, allowing equal reveal at both ends for symmetrical appearance. The 35 mm projection value can be used when planning hardware clearance near walls, appliance panels, or adjacent doors, helping prevent hardware from clashing during operation. The 12 mm bar diameter also influences how far the pull stands visually from the cabinet face, which can be coordinated with other round bar pulls or knobs in the same space. The BP256-SN part number ties all these dimensions and the satin nickel finish to a single, specific item, simplifying specification documents and job takeoffs.
The BP256-SN bar pull has a 256 mm center to center, 336 mm overall length, 35 mm projection, and a 12 mm bar diameter, which together define its drilling pattern and grip size on cabinets.
The 256 mm center to center spacing lets installers use a consistent drilling pattern, so multiple doors and drawers can be bored with the same jig for uniform hardware alignment.
The 336 mm overall length lets the pull span more of a drawer or door width, giving a larger gripping area that suits wider fronts often used in kitchen or bath cabinets.
The 35 mm projection sets the pull off the cabinet face, giving finger clearance that feels comfortable when opening thicker drawer fronts or full-overlay doors.
The 12 mm bar diameter creates a thicker handle profile, which provides a solid grip for opening heavier drawers and frequently used cabinet doors.
The satin nickel finish defines the visual tone of the pull, allowing it to coordinate with other satin nickel cabinet hardware throughout the same installation.
The defined 256 mm center to center drilling, 336 mm overall length, and 35 mm projection make this EPCO bar pull straightforward to specify on cabinets that need a longer satin nickel handle. The 12 mm bar diameter sets a consistent grip thickness that works well on wider drawers and doors where a slim pull might feel undersized. The satin nickel finish aligns this pull with projects designed around satin nickel decorative hardware, tying together hinges, knobs, and other pulls in the same finish family. Using the BP256-SN part number connects these exact dimensions and finish to one product, helping keep orders accurate when repeating the same hardware across multiple rooms or phases.
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