Mountain Heathrow Cabinet Hardware: Premium Solid Brass Pulls for Panel-Ready Appliances

Mountain’s Heathrow collection delivers solid brass appliance and cabinet pulls with Art Deco-inspired design, earning 4.9 stars from 103 customer reviews. These aren’t budget hardware pieces — they’re substantial brass pulls designed for high-end kitchen and bath installations where weight and finish quality matter.

Specifications and Sizing

The 18-inch appliance pull (model 558-) showcases what makes this line worth considering for premium projects:

Specification	Value
Center-to-Center Distance	18 inches (457 mm)
Overall Length	20.5 inches (520.7 mm)
Projection	2 inches (50.8 mm)
Base Diameter	1 inch (25.4 mm)
Width	0.75 inches (19.05 mm)
Weight	1.16 lbs
Material	Solid Brass
Mounting Hardware	8-32 x 1 inch (standard) or 1/4-20 (appliance standard)

At 1.16 pounds for the 18-inch model, these pulls have genuine heft. Customers frequently mention they are “strong and handsome” and perfect for high-end refrigerator panels. That weight comes from solid brass construction — no hollow tubes or zinc alloy here.

The mounting options include standard surface mount, concealed surface mount, and back-to-back mount configurations. Installation requires drilling two holes at 18-inch center-to-center spacing, with mounting hardware (typically 1-inch length screws) included.

Heathrow Collection Range

The comprehensive Heathrow collection covers every hardware need for a complete kitchen or bath:

Appliance Pulls:

• 8”, 12”, 18”, and 24” sizes available

Cabinet Pulls:

• 4”, 6”, 8”, and 12” sizes available

Knobs:

• 1.25” and 1.5” sizes available

Finish Options:

• Brushed Nickel (BN)
• Matte Black (MB)
• Polished Chrome (26)
• Polished Nickel (PN)
• Signature Satin Brass (SSB)

This range means contractors can outfit an entire project with matching hardware — from the 24-inch pulls on floor-to-ceiling pantry doors down to the 1.25-inch knobs on bathroom vanity drawers. Back-to-back mounting options are available for glass doors, solving that particular installation challenge.

Installation and Compatibility

Compatible with most major appliance brands that support panel-ready hardware (Sub-Zero, Wolf, Viking, Miele, etc.), these pulls work with framed or frameless cabinets with integrated appliance panels. The installation difficulty is rated as “Easy / Standard”, requiring only basic tools.

Beyond refrigerators, applications include integrated appliance door panels (refrigerators, dishwashers, freezers), large pantry doors or tall cabinet doors, commercial and residential high-end kitchen installations, and oversized cabinet drawers in modern bathrooms.

The 8-32 or 1/4-20 mounting hardware options cover both standard cabinet installations and heavier appliance applications. That flexibility matters when dealing with thick panel-ready appliance fronts that need longer screws and stronger threads.

Schaub & Company backs these with a Limited Lifetime Warranty covering manufacturer defects in materials and workmanship under normal use. That warranty provides reasonable protection for brass hardware in this category.

FAQ

What makes these pulls stand out from other options? Solid brass construction provides genuine weight and durability that hollow or zinc alloy pulls can’t match. The 4.9-star rating across 103 reviews suggests consistent quality that contractors can rely on for high-end installations.

Will these work with my panel-ready appliances? They’re compatible with most major appliance brands that support panel-ready hardware including Sub-Zero, Wolf, Viking, and Miele. The dual mounting hardware options (8-32 or 1/4-20) ensure compatibility with various panel thicknesses.

Can I get matching hardware for the entire kitchen? Yes. The Heathrow collection includes appliance pulls from 8” to 24”, cabinet pulls from 4” to 12”, and knobs in 1.25” and 1.5” sizes. All available in five finish options.

How difficult is installation? Installation is rated as “Easy / Standard,” requiring only drilling two holes at the specified center-to-center spacing and a screwdriver. Most contractors handle this without specialized tools.

What about glass door applications? Back-to-back mounting options are available for glass doors, addressing this specific installation challenge with proper hardware.