Century Cabinet Appliance Pulls: Premium Brass Hardware for Professional Kitchens

Century’s appliance pulls stand apart through solid brass construction and custom sizing that runs from traditional 10-12 inch pulls to modern aluminum options stretching an extreme 70 inches. These aren’t the zinc alloy pulls that dominate big-box stores — Century builds with premium solid brass and aluminum, offering hand-polished finishes that hold up in commercial and high-end residential kitchens.

Material Quality and Construction Details

The brass construction defines these pulls. A 12-inch solid brass pull weighs 1.56 pounds — hefty enough that installers notice the difference immediately. Century emphasizes hand-polished finishes across the line, with all finishes designed to last for many years. The aluminum options in their Mid Century Line provide a modern alternative without sacrificing build quality.

Available finishes span traditional to contemporary: polished nickel, matte black, weathered bronze/copper, clear, matte satin nickel, oil rubbed bronze, polished antique, Inox look, brushed black, matte white, metallic grey, and metallic brown. That’s comprehensive coverage for matching existing hardware or creating contrast.

Specification	Traditional Brass Pulls	Mid Century Aluminum
Material	Premium solid brass	Premium aluminum
Standard Sizes	10-inch and 12-inch center-to-center	160mm (6-5/16”) and 1760mm (69-5/16”)
Weight (12-inch)	1.56 pounds	Not specified
Projection	1-7/8” to 2-7/16”	Not specified
Overall Length	10-3/4” to 14-7/16” for standard sizes	Up to 70-7/8” (1800mm)

Custom Sizing and Professional Applications

Century’s range hits both ends of the spectrum. The Mid Century Line offers custom-made pulls with 1760mm (69-5/16”) spacing and overall lengths reaching 70-7/8” — that’s nearly six feet of continuous pull for modern kitchen designs. These custom pulls are made to order for replacing existing hardware with non-standard hole spacings.

The pulls accommodate Sub-Zero appliances, signaling professional-grade specifications. Standard mounting hardware comes included, with applications extending beyond appliances to bathroom fixtures and furniture like dressers. The Georgian Forged line adds traditional styling for period-appropriate renovations.

All Century pulls are sold as final sale with no returns — typical for custom and closeout hardware. These are discontinued by the manufacturer, making them closeout opportunities rather than ongoing product lines.

Montana Kitchen Considerations

Custom sizing capability matters for Montana’s custom home market. Log homes and timber frame construction often feature oversized appliances and non-standard cabinet configurations. The ability to order 70-inch pulls means designers aren’t limited by standard hardware dimensions.

The solid brass construction handles Montana’s humidity swings better than zinc alloy alternatives. Wood stove heating creates dry winters that stress lesser materials. Brass develops patina naturally without the flaking and pitting that plagues plated zinc pulls.

For high-end kitchen renovations common in Whitefish and Big Sky markets, these pulls deliver the weight and finish quality that matches professional appliances. The Sub-Zero compatibility confirms they’re engineered for premium installations.

Frequently Asked Questions

What finishes work best with stainless steel appliances? Polished nickel, Inox look, and brushed black finishes complement stainless steel. The metallic grey option provides a darker alternative while maintaining the metal aesthetic.

Can these pulls be cut to custom lengths? Century offers custom-made pulls through their Mid Century Line, with lengths up to 70-7/8”. These are made to order for specific applications and cannot be returned.

What’s included with each pull? Standard mounting hardware comes with all pulls. The traditional brass pulls include mounting screws, as do the Mid Century aluminum options.

How do you maintain the finish? Century recommends cleaning with soap and warm water only. The hand-polished finishes are designed to last many years with this simple maintenance.

Are these pulls still in production? These pulls are discontinued by the manufacturer and sold as closeout items. All sales are final with no returns accepted.