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The Würth Bow Series pull is a steel cabinet pull designed for drawers and doors, finished in Satin Nickel and sold six to a pack. Its gently curved bow profile adds a subtle visual lift to flat and shaker-style fronts without competing with the cabinetry itself.
The 3-3/4 inch (96 mm) center-to-center spacing is one of the two most common hole patterns in residential cabinetry, which makes this pull a practical choice for both new installations and like-for-like replacements. On a standard base cabinet drawer bank or a run of upper doors, six pulls covers a meaningful span of fronts without splitting the order across multiple boxes. The bow profile suits transitional and contemporary kitchens, baths, and built-ins where the hardware should have a slight shape to it rather than reading as a flat bar.
The pull is constructed from steel and finished in Satin Nickel. Satin Nickel is a brushed, mid-sheen finish that sits between the cool brightness of polished chrome and the flatter appearance of a matte finish. It coordinates naturally with stainless appliances and nickel fixtures without reflecting light the way a polished surface does, and the brushed texture is forgiving on fingerprints compared to a high-polish alternative. The bow curve is uniform along the grip, so the finish reads evenly across the face of the pull in any light condition.
This pull suits cabinet shops outfitting a kitchen or bath in volume, contractors sourcing hardware for a spec build or renovation, and homeowners replacing an existing 3-3/4 inch pull with something that has a bit more shape. The six-pack format reduces the number of line items needed on a standard kitchen order and keeps the per-unit cost in range for project-scale buying. Designers specifying a transitional or contemporary program in nickel tones will find the Bow Series profile works across door and drawer fronts in the same collection.
Yes. The 3-3/4 inch center-to-center spacing is the standard 96 mm hole pattern. Both refer to the same drilling dimension.
The bow profile is a smooth arch along the grip. There is no orientation requirement the way a cup pull has, so it can be installed on either doors or drawers without concern for which way is up.
Satin Nickel and brushed nickel are close in tone, but finish names are not standardized across manufacturers. Two different brands' nickel finishes can look similar without being an exact match. View them together in person before specifying a mixed installation.
That depends on the number of doors and drawers in the layout. Count each opening that needs a pull, then divide by six to find how many packs to order. Adding one extra pack for attic stock is common practice on larger jobs.
Choose this pull when the project calls for a soft-curved grip in Satin Nickel at a standard 3-3/4 inch spacing, and the order needs to cover more than one or two drawers at a time.
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