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

Three mounting styles cover three different doors. Standard is thru-bolt with decorative caps, so the fastener heads show on the back side of the door under a finished cap. Concealed Surface (CS) mounts from behind with no visible hardware on the face, which is what you want on an appliance panel or a door you cannot drill all the way through. Back-to-Back (BTB) pairs two pulls through one door on a common fastener, the usual choice for a glass or wood entry door with a pull on each side. The mounting is baked into the part number: 87005US15 is standard 12 inch satin nickel, CS87005US15 the concealed surface version, BTB87005US15 the back-to-back.

The 12 inch and 18 inch sizes on the Tribeca pull are center-to-center measurements, so drill your holes 12 inches or 18 inches apart on center. The overall pull is longer than that figure because of the posts at each end. Order by CTC and match it to the hole spacing already in the panel if you are replacing an existing pull.

Projection is 1-7/8 inches, so the grip sits that far off the face of the door. Check it against anything the door swings past, a return wall, an island, or an adjacent appliance, before you commit. On a galley run that clearance is what decides whether the door opens fully.

No. The Tribeca pull ships as a complete set with screws included. What you should specify is your door or panel thickness when ordering, since the fastener length has to suit the material it is going through, and that is especially true on the back-to-back and thru-bolt versions.

Six finishes across both sizes and all three mountings: Oil Rubbed Bronze (US10B), Satin Brass (US4), Polished Nickel (US14), Satin Nickel (US15), Flat Black (US19), and Polished Chrome (US26). Those are standard US finish codes, so if the rest of the kitchen or the door hardware is already specified in, say, US15, the Tribeca will read the same across the room. Every finish is offered in both 12 inch and 18 inch.

Scale it to the door. The 18 inch Tribeca suits a full-height refrigerator or freezer panel and tall pantry doors, where a short pull looks lost and gives you less to grab on a heavy door. The 12 inch works on dishwasher panels, undercounter units, beverage centers, and shorter cabinet doors. On a French-door fridge, a common approach is two 18 inch pulls on the upper doors and a 12 inch on the freezer drawer, and both sizes come in all six finishes so they will match.

Yes, it is catalogued by Emtek as a door or appliance pull, and the back-to-back mounting exists specifically for door use, one pull each side of a single door on shared fasteners. Bear in mind it is a residential product with a 1-7/8 inch projection, so it suits an interior or entry door in a home rather than a high-traffic commercial opening.

Tribeca is Emtek's Art Deco styling in their American Classic line, so the geometry is the stepped, linear look that suits Deco, transitional, and classic American kitchens rather than a rustic or ultra-modern scheme. In Polished Nickel or Polished Chrome it reads more period Deco; in Flat Black or Oil Rubbed Bronze it sits comfortably in a transitional kitchen.