Emtek Rail Sandcast Bronze Appliance Pull, 12" and 18" Appliance Pulls, Schaub Collection

Three mounting styles are offered on the Rail appliance pull, and you pick one when ordering. Standard is thru-bolt with decorative caps, so the fasteners pass through the panel and finish with a cap on the show side. Concealed Surface (CS) mounts from behind with no visible hardware on the face. Back-to-Back (BTB) pairs the pull with a matching pull on the opposite face, which is what you use on a swinging door or a panel that gets pulled from both sides. The MPN carries the choice: 86349FB is the 12 inch standard, CS86349FB the concealed surface version, BTB86349FB the back-to-back.

Center to center is the drill dimension, and the Rail appliance pull is sold at 12 inches or 18 inches CTC. The overall pull is longer than that figure, so lay out the two holes at the stated centers, not at the ends of the bar. Pick the 12 inch (86349 series) for a standard refrigerator or dishwasher panel and the 18 inch (86350 series) for a full-height fridge or double panel where a 12 inch bar looks short.

Projection is 1-7/8 inches on the Rail sandcast bronze pull. That is the clearance you need between the pull and anything beside it, a return wall, a cabinet run, or an adjacent appliance door, and it is the grip depth your hand gets. Check it against swing clearance in a galley kitchen before you commit.

No. The Rail sandcast bronze pull ships as a complete set with screws included. On the standard thru-bolt version the decorative caps are part of that set as well. Note the door thickness field on the order, since thru-bolt fasteners have to suit the panel you are drilling through.

Three: Flat Black Bronze (FB), Medium Bronze (MB), and Tumbled White Bronze (TWB). All three are available in both the 12 inch and 18 inch center to center lengths and in all three mounting styles, so you can standardize a whole kitchen on one finish across different pull lengths. Because the part is sandcast bronze, expect the variation in surface and tone that casting produces rather than a uniform plated look.

Yes. The Rail is classified as a door or appliance pull, so the same 12 inch and 18 inch bars work on cabinetry, a pantry door, or a barn door as well as on an appliance panel. For a door that gets pulled from both faces, order the Back-to-Back version so a matching pull lands on each side.

It is a residential product. Sandcast bronze appliance and door pulls in the Rail series are specified for homes and residential-grade openings, so for a high-traffic commercial or institutional opening you want a pull built and graded for that duty instead.