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This Würth Rectangular Series pull is a flat bar pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, supplied six to a pack in Satin Nickel.
Satin Nickel is the hardware finish that coordinates most easily in a mixed kitchen or bath. It sits comfortably next to stainless appliances, brushed nickel faucets, and light fixtures without demanding an exact match, because the brushed surface texture absorbs slight tonal differences rather than reflecting them. A rectangular bar profile at this width adds the grip without drawing attention away from the cabinetry itself, which makes it a straightforward choice when the fronts are the design statement and the hardware is meant to support that rather than interrupt it.
The pull is constructed from zamak and stainless steel and finished in Satin Nickel. Zamak is a zinc-aluminum die-casting alloy that holds fine detail and takes a consistent plated finish across a run, so a set of six from the same pack will read as a matched set on the finished cabinet. The brushed surface of Satin Nickel is noticeably more forgiving than a polished finish when it comes to daily contact: it does not telegraph fingerprints the way a mirror surface does, and it wipes clean without showing smears.
This pull suits kitchen and bath renovations where the hardware needs to land in a neutral silver tone without committing to the cool precision of chrome or the warmth of brushed gold. Designers specifying a transitional kitchen often reach for satin nickel because it does not close off either direction. For a cabinet shop outfitting a run of base drawers or upper doors all drilled to 3-3/4 inch spacing, the six-pack format means fewer line items and less reordering mid-job. The 4.09 inch overall length is well-proportioned for mid-width drawers and standard door stiles without overpowering either.
Satin Nickel is a common pairing with stainless appliances because the brushed texture is visually similar even when the underlying tone differs slightly. It will not be an exact match, but it reads as intentional coordination rather than a mismatch.
Yes. The 3-3/4 inch (96 mm) center-to-center is one of the most common cabinet hole spacings, which means this pull is a drop-in replacement on most existing cabinetry drilled to that pattern.
Six pulls per pack.
Yes. A rectangular bar pull of this size works on cabinet doors and drawer fronts. Its narrow 0.48 inch width keeps it proportional on both.
Choose this pull when the hardware should blend with a range of existing silver-tone fixtures rather than match any single one precisely.
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