The Heathrow 18-inch appliance pull delivers what contractors need: solid brass construction, an 18-inch center-to-center span, and 2-inch projection that works with today’s oversized appliances. At 4.9 stars across 103 reviews, it’s proven reliable in real kitchens.
Skip it if you’re working with standard-depth cabinets or smaller appliances. This pull measures 20-1/2 inches overall — that’s substantial hardware that demands proper scale.
Built for Heavy Applications
The specs tell the story. At 18 inches center-to-center (457mm), this pull spans the width needed for paneled refrigerators and dishwashers. The 2-inch projection gives knuckle clearance on thick panel overlays. The 1-inch base diameter provides visual weight that matches the scale.
Solid brass construction matters in Montana’s temperature swings. Brass doesn’t corrode like cheaper alloys when humidity fluctuates between wood stove season and summer. The #8-32 thread size is standard for cabinet hardware — no special fasteners needed.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Center-to-Center | 18 inches (457mm) |
| Overall Length | 20-1/2 inches |
| Projection | 2 inches |
| Base Diameter | 1 inch |
| Thread Size | #8-32 |
| Material | Solid Brass |
Finish Options That Work
Five finishes give contractors flexibility: Polished Nickel, Polished Chrome, Matte Black, Signature Satin Brass, and Nickel. The matte black works especially well with today’s black stainless appliances. Polished nickel remains the safe choice — matches everything, shows fewer fingerprints than chrome.
Part of the complete Heathrow collection means you can match cabinet knobs, standard pulls, and appliance pulls throughout the kitchen. Available in single and back-to-back mounting configurations handles both standard and pass-through applications.
Designed for paneled appliances and heavy cabinetry — exactly what you need for today’s integrated kitchen designs. The 12-inch center-to-center version (Model 557) handles smaller applications, while the back-to-back configuration (Model BTB558) works for pantry pass-throughs.
The Verdict
Worth the investment for high-end kitchen projects where scale matters. The 18-inch span and solid brass construction justify the premium over hollow tube pulls. With 4.9 stars from 103 reviews on CabinetParts.com and 5.0 stars on Ferguson, contractors trust this hardware.
The 2-inch projection might be excessive for shallow overlay doors — measure twice. But for paneled appliances and substantial cabinetry, the Heathrow delivers the presence and durability these applications demand.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What mounting hardware comes with the Heathrow pull?
The pull requires #8-32 screws for mounting, which are standard for this product type. Check your panel thickness to ensure proper screw length.
Q: Can this pull work on standard cabinet doors?
At 20-1/2 inches overall length, this pull is designed for large-scale applications. It’s specifically engineered for paneled appliances and heavy cabinetry — not standard upper cabinets.
Q: How does the Signature Satin Brass finish hold up?
Solid brass construction means the finish is applied to brass, not pot metal. Brass finishes develop character over time but won’t flake off like plated steel hardware.
Q: What’s the difference between the 557 and 558 models?
The 557 model offers a 12-inch center-to-center span, while the 558 (this model) provides 18 inches center-to-center. Choose based on your appliance panel width.
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