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Amerock Versa Series appliance pull gives you a defined 12 inch center to center grip, so you can line up appliance handles in a straight, consistent run across doors and panels. The 305 mm center to center sizing matches metric layouts, which helps on projects where cabinet and appliance fronts follow millimeter spacing. The Golden Champagne finish identifies the visual tone of the pull, so it matches other Golden Champagne Amerock components across the same elevation. The appliance pull design places the handle in the decorative hardware and moldings category, so it can visually coordinate with nearby handles and pulls on adjacent doors. The Amerock Versa Series identity ties this pull to a specific family, which matters when repeating the same style across multiple appliances in one installation.
The 12 inch center to center measurement sets the exact distance between fastener points, so drilling jigs and templates can be set once and reused across multiple appliance panels. The 305 mm center to center dimension supports metric-based layouts, which can keep hardware aligned with European-style cabinet grids. The appliance pull classification signals a handle sized for appliance fronts, which helps separate this pull from smaller cabinet pulls when planning reach and visual scale. The Amerock BP55533BBZ identifier ties every pull back to the same specification, which helps keep mixed projects consistent when several installers are working from one hardware schedule.
This Amerock Versa Series Golden Champagne appliance pull is positioned for use on appliance fronts, because its 12 inch center to center span suits wider doors and panels. The Golden Champagne finish aligns this pull with other Golden Champagne Amerock pieces, which matters when coordinating hardware on refrigerators, dishwashers, and surrounding cabinetry in one visual field. The 305 mm center to center detail connects with design plans that call out hole spacing in millimeters, which often occurs on projects built around metric casework. The manufacturer classification as an appliance pull keeps it grouped with hardware intended for larger, heavier-looking fronts rather than standard cabinet doors.
The 12 inch center to center measurement allows installers to use a single drill template, which reduces layout variation and helps every appliance front present the same handle position. The 305 mm center to center value mirrors this spacing in metric form, which helps when drawings or cut lists specify millimeters instead of inches. The Amerock BP55533BBZ part number serves as the reference on hardware schedules, which keeps shop orders and field installation aligned to the same style and size. The Versa Series designation signals that this pull belongs to a coordinated line, which supports repeatable results when the same design language is carried across multiple zones in a project.
The Amerock BP55533BBZ appliance pull has a 12 inch center to center size, which sets the spacing between mounting points for drilling and layout.
The 305 mm center to center dimension matches metric-based plans, which is useful when cabinet and appliance drawings specify hardware positions in millimeters.
The pull belongs to the Amerock Versa Series, which ties it to a defined style family for visually consistent hardware selections on a project.
The pull has a Golden Champagne finish, which sets its color tone so it can align with other Golden Champagne Amerock hardware.
This product is classified as an appliance pull, placing it in a group sized and styled for appliance fronts instead of smaller cabinet doors.
The Amerock BP55533BBZ part number uniquely identifies this Versa Series Golden Champagne pull, which helps match existing installations during future work.
The Amerock Versa Series appliance pull in Golden Champagne combines a defined 12 inch, 305 mm center to center span with an appliance-focused classification, so hardware layouts on appliance fronts can follow a clear, repeatable pattern across the project.