Emtek Fluted Lost Wax Cast Bronze Appliance Pull, 12" and 18" Appliance Pulls, Schaub Collection

Two lengths: 12 inch and 18 inch center to center. Both share the same 1-7/8 inch projection, so a 12 inch pull on a dishwasher panel and an 18 inch on the refrigerator panels stand off the face by the same amount and read as one set. Measure your existing holes center of hole to center of hole, not overall pull length, when matching.

Three, and you pick one when you order. Standard is thru-bolt with decorative caps, so the fastener head shows as a finished cap on the back of the panel. Concealed Surface (CS) hides the fastener and is the choice when the back of the panel is visible or the substrate cannot be drilled through. Back-to-Back (BTB) mounts a matching pull on each face of the same panel, which is what you want on a swinging or glass door with a pull on both sides. Every mounting is available in both 12 inch and 18 inch and in both finishes.

Only if your holes are drilled at 12 inches or 18 inches center to center, which are the two sizes made. If your existing panel is bored at some other spacing, new holes have to be drilled, or the Concealed Surface mounting used with fresh boring. Match the hole spacing first, then pick finish and mounting.

Yes, and it is asked for at order time. The thru-bolt Standard mounting passes a fastener through the panel and caps it, so the screw length has to suit the panel it is going through. Have the appliance panel or door thickness in hand before you order. Concealed Surface mounting matters here too, since it is the option for panels you do not want a fastener showing through.

Screws come in the box. The pull ships as a complete set with its fasteners, so there is no separate hardware pack to add to the order. On a Back-to-Back order you are getting the pair of pulls that mount through the panel together as the set.

Two: Flat Black Bronze (FB) and Medium Bronze (MB). Both are offered on the 12 inch and the 18 inch, and on all three mountings, so you can run one finish across a whole kitchen without changing size or mounting style. Because the pull is lost wax cast bronze rather than plated, the finish is on solid bronze stock.

It is catalogued by Emtek as a door or appliance pull, so the same part works on a full-height pantry or cabinet door as it does on a refrigerator or dishwasher panel. The 18 inch center to center with Back-to-Back mounting is the combination people use on a swinging door with a pull on both faces. Note this is a residential-duty pull, not a commercial door pull.

The 12 inch is 86347 and the 18 inch is 86348, with the finish suffix added: 86347FB or 86347MB for the 12 inch, 86348FB or 86348MB for the 18 inch. Optional mounting adds a prefix, CS for Concealed Surface and BTB for Back-to-Back, so an 18 inch Medium Bronze back-to-back set is BTB86348MB.

No. The Fluted appliance pull is a non-keyed, non-electronic pull with no lock function, so it is grip hardware only. If the opening needs to lock, the pull is specified alongside a separate lock, not in place of one.

It belongs to Emtek's Tuscany Bronze collection, so it is styled to run with the rest of that bronze line through a kitchen and adjacent doors. For a spec builder standardizing a house, the practical constraint is finish: order everything in the same code, FB or MB, since those are the two the Fluted pull is cast in.