Emtek Rustic Modern Rectangular Appliance Pull, 12" and 18" Appliance Pulls, Schaub Collection

Three ways to attach it, and you pick one at order time. Standard is thru-bolt with decorative caps, so the fastener heads show on the back side of the panel dressed with caps. Concealed Surface (CS) mounts from the face with no visible fastener through the panel, which is what you want on a solid appliance panel or a door you can't drill all the way through. Back-to-Back (BTB) pairs two pulls through the same holes, one on each side, for glass or a through-door application. All three come in both 12 inch and 18 inch center-to-center and in all three finishes, so the mounting choice doesn't limit size or finish.

Center-to-center is the number that has to match, and the Rustic Modern Rectangular pull is offered at 12 inches or 18 inches between mounting holes. Overall length runs past that on both ends, so measure your existing hole spacing rather than the old pull's total length. If you're replacing an existing pull, matching center-to-center means you reuse the holes; if it's a new panel, the 12 inch typically suits a dishwasher or a single fridge door and the 18 inch a full-height freezer or panel-ready column. Projection off the face is 1-3/4 inches either way, so grip clearance doesn't change with the size.

Three: Flat Black Bronze (FB), Medium Bronze (MB), and Tumbled White Bronze (TWB). Every one is available in both the 12 inch and 18 inch center-to-center and in all three mounting styles, so you can spec a single finish across a whole kitchen regardless of which panel needs which mounting. These are living bronze finishes on a sandcast body, so expect them to develop over time with handling rather than stay factory-new.

Solid sandcast bronze, not a plated or coated base metal. That matters for two reasons on an appliance pull: it holds up to constant hand contact in a kitchen without wearing through to a different color underneath, and each casting carries small surface variation, so two pulls from the same run won't be identical twins. If you're matching pulls across a run of cabinets and appliances, order them together.

Yes on cabinetry and interior doors. Emtek classes the Rustic Modern Rectangular as a door or appliance pull, so a 12 or 18 inch center-to-center pull works as a pantry, barn door, or tall cabinet pull as readily as on a refrigerator panel. One caution for spec work: this is a residential-rated product, so it isn't the part to put on a commercial opening where you need a graded, code-rated pull.

Projection is 1-3/4 inches. That's the clearance between the panel face and the back of the grip, which is what decides whether a hand fits behind it and whether the pull clears an adjacent wall, a return panel, or a door swinging past it. On a fridge sitting in a tight cabinet run, check that 1-3/4 inches plus the pull's own thickness doesn't foul the trim next to it.

For an 18 inch center-to-center in Flat Black Bronze, the base number is 86675FB with standard thru-bolt mounting. The mounting style prefixes the number: CS86675FB for concealed surface, BTB86675FB for back-to-back. The 12 inch runs on 86674 the same way (86674FB, CS86674FB, BTB86674FB), and MB or TWB swaps the finish suffix.

For thru-bolt (standard) and back-to-back mounting, yes, give the thickness, because the fastener has to pass through the panel and land correctly. There's a door thickness entry on the order for exactly that. Concealed surface mounting doesn't pass through the panel the same way, so thickness is less critical there, but a panel-ready appliance door with limited depth is still worth stating.

That's what the Back-to-Back option is for. BTB mounts two pulls through the same set of holes, one on each face, so both sides get the identical rectangular bronze grip and a single fastener run holds both. Order it as BTB86674 (12 inch) or BTB86675 (18 inch) with your finish code. If you only want a pull on one face and no hardware showing on the other, use the Concealed Surface version instead.

The Rustic Modern Rectangular is part of Emtek's Sandcast Bronze collection, so the FB, MB, and TWB finishes here are the same finish family Emtek runs across that collection's knobs, cabinet pulls, and door hardware. If you're outfitting a whole kitchen or a rustic-themed house package, spec everything from the Sandcast Bronze line in one finish code and the appliance pulls will read as part of the same set rather than a near-miss.