Baldwin Estate 4413 6" Center to Center Bevel Pull

Yes. The Estate 4413 bevel pull is drilled at 6 inch center-to-center, so it drops onto an existing pair of holes spaced 6 inches apart with no new boring. If your current pull measures anything else (3-1/2, 4, or 5 inch centers are all common on cabinetry), you would have to redrill the door or drawer front.

Mounting hardware ships with the 4413 pull, so nothing extra is needed to hang it. On a thick or built-up drawer front you may still want longer machine screws, since only the supplied set is included.

Seven finishes: 031 Non-Lacquered Brass, 044 Satin Brass PVD, 055 Polished Nickel PVD, 112 Venetian Bronze, 150 Satin Nickel, 190 Satin Black, and 260 Polished Chrome. The two PVD options (044 and 055) are the ones to pick if you want the plating to hold its color in a kitchen or bath; 031 is unlacquered and will patina over time by design.

Solid brass. The substrate on the 4413 is brass throughout, and the nickel options are nickel-plated over that brass rather than plated die-cast. That matters for a remodel where a pull gets grabbed daily, and it is why the unlacquered 031 can be polished back rather than repainted.

Baldwin classifies the Estate 4413 as residential. For apartment turns, custom kitchens, millwork, and hospitality casework it is the right class of hardware; for high-traffic institutional casework that gets specified to a cycle count, look at hardware graded for commercial duty instead.

The 4413 bevel pull is part of Baldwin's Estate Series, so it shares the Estate finish numbering with the rest of that collection. Matching is done by finish code, not by name: order 150 to sit alongside existing Estate 150 Satin Nickel, 112 for Venetian Bronze, and so on. Finish names repeat across brands, so it is the number that keeps a fleet of doors and cabinets consistent.