Deltana P310 Adjustable Pull 4-3/4"

That's what the P310 is built for. It's an adjustable pull, so the posts move to line up with existing pre-drilled holes rather than forcing you to re-drill or fill and refinish the door. Overall length is 4-3/4 inches, which sets the outer limit of how far apart the posts can sit. If your existing centers fall under that, the pull adjusts to them. Handy on a refresh where you're changing the look of a unit's kitchens without touching the boxes.

4-3/4 inches is the length of the pull. Because the P310 is adjustable, the center-to-center spacing isn't one fixed number, it's set by where you position the posts within that 4-3/4 inch span. So don't order by matching 4-3/4 to your existing bore spacing. Measure the centers you already have and confirm they fall inside the pull's range.

This is the case the adjustable pull solves. Older buildings and phased renovations leave you with a mix of bore spacings across units, and a fixed center-to-center pull means either re-drilling every door or stocking several part numbers. The P310 adjusts to the holes that are there, so one 4-3/4 inch model in one finish can standardize the whole property. Order the same finish across the job and the hardware reads as matched even where the cabinet boxes never were.

Solid brass, both the material and the substrate. That matters for a pull that gets grabbed thousands of times: there's no plating over a pot metal core to wear off at the finger contact points, and the threads holding the mounting posts are cut into brass. Deltana rates the P310 for commercial use, so it's a fair choice for multi-family or hospitality cabinetry, not just residential kitchens.

Ten finishes: PVD Polished Brass, Polished Brass, Brushed Brass, Antique Brass, Oil Rubbed Bronze, Brushed Nickel, Antique Nickel, Polished Chrome, Brushed Chrome, and Paint Black. Two brass options worth separating in your head: PVD Polished Brass carries a physical vapor deposition coating, standard Polished Brass does not. If you're specifying for a bathroom, a coastal property, or anywhere the pulls get wiped down daily, the PVD version is the one that holds its look longer. Same 4-3/4 inch pull underneath either way.

No. The P310 is a cabinet pull, sized at 4-3/4 inches overall, and it mounts through a cabinet door or drawer front. It has no latch, no spindle, and no through-bolt geometry for a 1-3/8 or 1-3/4 inch door. For a full door you want a door pull or a pull plate, which is a different part entirely. Use the P310 for cabinetry, vanities, and drawer fronts.

Each. The unit of measure on the P310 is a single pull, so the count you enter is the number of pulls you receive. Take off your door and drawer fronts individually when you're pricing a kitchen or a run of vanities, and remember that some drawers get two pulls.