Emtek Freestone Appliance Pull, 12" and 18" Appliance Pulls, Schaub Collection

The Freestone appliance pull is made in 12 inch and 18 inch center-to-center. Measure the existing hole spacing on your refrigerator or dishwasher panel first, since the mounting holes have to land on that spacing. The 12 inch is the usual choice for a dishwasher or a single panel; the 18 inch suits a full-height fridge or freezer panel.

Three mounting styles are offered. Standard is thru-bolt with decorative caps, so the fastener passes through the panel and finishes with a visible cap on the back. Concealed surface mounting hides the fasteners for a clean face. Back-to-back pairs the pull with another on the opposite side of the same panel, which is what you want on a glass or a two-sided door. Order the mounting you need, because it changes the part number: the 12 inch in flat black is 87001US19 standard, CS87001US19 concealed surface, BTB87001US19 back-to-back.

Projection is 1-7/8 inches, with a 5/8 inch bar width. That standoff is what decides whether the pull clears an adjacent wall, a return cabinet, or a door swing in a tight galley run, so check the 1-7/8 inches against the clearance beside the appliance before ordering.

Yes, for thru-bolt and back-to-back mounting the fastener has to pass through the panel, so door thickness is a value you supply when ordering. Measure the appliance panel or slab door at the pull location and give that figure with the order.

Screws come with it. The Freestone pull ships as a complete set with its mounting screws, so no separate fastener order is needed to finish the install.

Six finishes: Satin Brass (US4), Oil Rubbed Bronze (US10B), Polished Nickel (US14), Satin Nickel (US15), Flat Black (US19), and Polished Chrome (US26). Every finish is made in both the 12 inch and the 18 inch, so a dishwasher pull and a fridge pull match exactly across a kitchen or a run of units.

Yes. It is built as a door or appliance pull, and the back-to-back mounting exists for exactly that job, one pull each side of a slab. In that use the 18 inch center-to-center is the more common pick, and you supply the door thickness so the through fasteners are the right length.

Solid brass is the substrate, with the finish applied over it. Brass takes the plated and living finishes such as polished nickel and oil rubbed bronze, which is why the same pull is offered across six finishes.

Emtek lists Freestone as residential hardware, with a contemporary, urban modern look. For a multi-family unit kitchen or a spec home it fits; for a commercial galley or an institutional facility you should be specifying pull hardware sold for commercial duty instead.