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Hickory Hardware Manor House bail pull gives cabinets a traditional handle that suits detailed woodwork where a classic profile is preferred. The bail pull design creates a familiar grip point that feels natural in daily cabinet or furniture use. Branding under the Hickory Hardware Manor House collection signals a coordinated style option when multiple pulls are needed on a project. The Lancaster brass finish presents a warm metallic tone that supports traditional and transitional cabinet colors. Material specified as zinc die cast provides a solid pull body that handles repeated opening and closing in kitchens, baths, or built-in furniture. The pull is listed under category Handles and Pulls, so it functions as a primary operating point on drawers and doors. As a decorative cabinet component, this bail pull both finishes the look of a face frame and provides hand access for moving the door or drawer.
The stated 2-1/2 inch (64 mm) center to center value dictates the screw hole distance, which simplifies layout when drilling new fronts to match this pull. With a projection of 1/2 inch, the handle sits near the surface, which benefits doors that swing past adjacent faces by reducing interference. The 3-5/8 inch width helps installers visualize edge clearances on rails and stiles before marking locations. The 2-1/4 inch length or diameter measurement anchors planning when pulls are aligned in rows, since it indicates the main body size relative to drawer heights. The bail pull is described with an 8-32 x 1 inch screw size, which ties the handle to a standard machine thread pattern that integrates into common cabinet construction thicknesses. Together these dimensions define a predictable mounting footprint that supports repeatable drilling setups on site or in the shop.
The Belwith Keeler bail pull in Lancaster brass is positioned for use on cabinet fronts where a traditional handle look is wanted. The Manor House series reference identifies it within a styled collection, which supports cohesive design across doors and drawers in the same room. Its zinc die cast construction provides a solid base material for the decorative brass finish, which is suited to visible face-frame and frameless cabinetry. The 3-5/8 inch width allows the pull to sit comfortably on both narrow and moderate-width drawer fronts, giving installers flexibility in layout. Because the projection is only 1/2 inch, this pull works well on cabinets near walkways or tight clearances, where deeper pulls could interfere with traffic paths.
The defined 2-1/2 inch center to center spacing is a common drilling pattern, which supports efficient layout using templates or jigs already sized for this span. Using the 3-5/8 inch overall width, installers can center the pull on drawer faces while quickly checking that the ends do not crowd edge profiles or adjacent hardware. The 2-1/4 inch length or diameter figure gives another reference point for aligning the pull visually with panel reveals or rail positions. With an 8-32 x 1 inch screw size specified, the mounting method is standardized for typical cabinet door and drawer thicknesses, helping streamline shop preparation. Classified as a bail pull under Decorative Hardware & Moldings, this part fits naturally into hardware schedules that call out both function and finish for visible cabinet components.
The Hickory Hardware Manor House bail pull is described as decorative hardware for handles and pulls, so it suits cabinet doors and drawers where a visible traditional pull is desired.
The bail pull specifies a 2-1/2 inch (64 mm) center to center spacing, so hole locations are set that distance apart when mounting on cabinet fronts.
The P8257-LP bail pull has a projection of 1/2 inch, so it stands only slightly off the cabinet surface, which can help where clearance around doors is limited.
The Belwith Keeler bail pull is made from zinc die cast, giving the handle a solid metal body suitable for repeated opening and closing of cabinets.
This Manor House cabinet pull uses a Lancaster brass finish, which provides a warm metallic tone that coordinates with other brass-colored decorative hardware.
This bail pull lists an 8-32 x 1 inch screw size, so it is set up for standard cabinet mounting with a common machine-thread fastener length.
The Hickory Hardware Manor House bail pull in Lancaster brass offers a 2-1/2 inch center to center layout that fits common cabinet drilling patterns. With zinc die cast construction and a warm brass finish, it pairs decorative style with everyday function. Defined dimensions for width, projection, and main body length support accurate placement across multiple doors and drawers. For projects using Belwith Keeler decorative hardware, this P8257-LP bail pull provides a clearly specified option that works as a primary operating point on traditional cabinet fronts.