The Heathrow Cabinet Appliance Pull delivers 12-inch center-to-center mounting and 14.5 inches overall length with solid brass construction — the right scale for panel-ready refrigerators and built-in appliances. At 0.94 pounds, this pull brings substantial heft that translates to quality feel every time someone opens that Sub-Zero or Viking.
Contractors working on high-end kitchen installations need hardware that matches the appliance investment. The pull carries a 4.9-star average rating from 103 reviews, with users specifically praising its strength and appearance on refrigerator doors. For Montana’s temperature swings — where metal expansion and contraction stress cheap hardware — solid brass construction provides the durability needed.
Critical Specifications for Installation Planning
| Specification | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Center-to-Center | 12 inches (305mm) | manufacturer |
| Overall Length | 14.5 inches (368mm) | manufacturer |
| Projection | 2 inches (51mm) | manufacturer |
| Base Diameter | 1 inch (25mm) | manufacturer |
| Weight | 0.94 lbs (0.43 kg) | manufacturer |
| Material | Solid Brass | manufacturer |
| Screw Options | 1/4-20 or 8-32 x 1 inch | manufacturer |
That 2-inch projection matters. Too shallow and clients struggle to grip when their hands are wet or wearing gloves. Too deep and the pull looks awkward on standard panels. The 1-inch base diameter provides visual weight appropriate for large appliances without overwhelming the panel design.
Material Quality That Justifies the Premium
Solid brass construction separates this from the zinc alloy pulls that fail after a few years. Brass doesn’t corrode like cheaper metals, doesn’t pit from kitchen moisture, and maintains its finish integrity through daily use. The limited lifetime warranty from manufacturer Schaub & Company covers defects in materials and workmanship.
Five finish options let contractors match existing hardware: Matte Black (557-MB), Brushed Nickel (557-BN), Polished Chrome (557-26), Polished Nickel (557-PN), and Signature Satin Brass (557-SSB). Each finish gets applied to solid brass — not plated over zinc or aluminum like budget alternatives.
Application Compatibility Beyond Appliances
Primary applications include integrated refrigerator and freezer panels, dishwasher front panels, built-in oven doors, large pantry doors, oversized cabinet drawers, and contemporary residential or light commercial kitchen cabinetry. The pull works with standard 3/4” to 1” panels, though thicker installations may require longer screws than the included hardware.
Installation requires only a Phillips-head screwdriver and drill for new holes. The critical guidance: measure 12 inches center-to-center carefully before drilling and ensure panel thickness allows for the provided screw length. Nothing worse than drilling holes only to discover the mounting points don’t align with the appliance’s attachment system.
Coordinating the Complete Kitchen Package
The Heathrow collection includes larger appliance sizes in 18-inch (Model 558) and 24-inch (Model 559) configurations. Back-to-back versions accommodate double-sided glass door installations, and matching knobs and standard pulls complete the kitchen hardware package.
This coordination matters on high-end projects. Mix hardware collections and the kitchen looks like it was assembled from remnants. Stay within the Heathrow line and every pull, knob, and handle shares the same profile and finish quality. Professional kitchens demand that level of consistency.
FAQs
What’s included with the Heathrow appliance pull? Each pull comes with mounting hardware — either standard 8-32 or 1/4-20 screws depending on the retailer SKU. The screws work for standard thickness panels, but verify your panel depth before installation.
Will this pull work on my panel-ready refrigerator? The pull is designed for panel-ready refrigerators, dishwashers, and built-in appliances with 12-inch center mounting points. Most major appliance manufacturers use this spacing for their integrated models.
What warranty coverage does Schaub & Company provide? The manufacturer provides a limited lifetime warranty covering defects in materials and workmanship. This covers manufacturing defects, not damage from improper installation or abuse.
How does solid brass compare to other pull materials? The solid brass construction outlasts zinc alloy alternatives by decades. Brass resists corrosion, maintains finish integrity, and provides the weight that makes high-end appliances feel substantial. Budget pulls use plated zinc that eventually shows wear at contact points.
Can I get longer mounting screws for thick panels? While the pull typically works with 3/4” to 1” panels, longer screws may be needed for thicker applications. Match the included screw specifications when selecting longer replacements.
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