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The Würth Bar Series pull is a clean, straight bar pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, available in a six-pack in Satin Nickel finish.
Satin Nickel is the finish that coordinates without competing. It sits alongside stainless appliances, brushed nickel faucets, and chrome light fixtures without introducing a second metal tone into the room. On a shaker or slab-front kitchen it holds a horizontal line across each drawer front, and on upper doors it matches the scale of the opening without dominating the face. The 3-3/4 in center-to-center spacing is one of the two most common production drilling patterns, which makes this a direct swap on an existing cabinet run drilled to that spacing.
The bar is stainless steel with a Satin Nickel finish, a combination that gives the pull genuine material substance alongside the brushed surface treatment. The satin texture scatters light rather than concentrating it, so the pull does not catch glare across a long drawer bank the way a polished finish would. In a busy kitchen, the low-sheen surface also means that smudges and light marks read less than they would on a mirror finish, which matters on hardware that gets touched dozens of times a day.
This pull is the practical default for residential cabinet shops running satin nickel or brushed nickel as the house finish. Six to a pack, it covers a typical bank of base drawers in a single order, and the Bar Series label means companion pieces in the same profile are available in the same finish. It suits contemporary and transitional kitchens, bath vanities, laundry rooms, and built-ins where the hardware should coordinate with existing fixtures rather than stand out as a design moment on its own.
Yes. Measure between the centers of your existing holes. If that distance is 3-3/4 in (96 mm), this pull mounts without any new drilling.
Satin Nickel has a brushed, low-sheen surface that shows fingerprints and smudges less than a polished finish. Day-to-day it stays looking even with minimal wiping.
Satin Nickel coordinates well in the same silver-tone family as most brushed nickel fixtures, but finish appearance varies between manufacturers. View the pull in person alongside your existing fixtures before specifying the whole run if an exact match is critical.
Count one pull per drawer and one per door in your hardware plan, then order in multiples of six. A standard 15-drawer base run needs three packs with three pulls left for doors or spares.
When the goal is hardware that coordinates across every fixture in the room without drawing attention to itself, Satin Nickel on a clean bar profile is the straightforward answer.
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