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

Two sizes: 12 inch and 18 inch center to center. Match the CTC to the existing holes in your refrigerator or freezer panel, since that hole spacing is what decides whether the pull drops onto the prepped panel. The 12 inch is the 86711, the 18 inch is the 86712.

Three mounting styles, and they are ordered as separate parts. Standard is thru-bolt with decorative caps, so the fastener passes through the panel and finishes with a visible cap on the back side. Concealed Surface (CS) mounts from the face with no visible fastener on the reverse, which is the one to use on a panel you cannot get behind or where the back side shows. Back-to-Back (BTB) pairs two pulls through the same holes, one on each side, for a glass or through-mounted door. The part number carries the prefix: 86711US19 standard, CS86711US19 concealed surface, BTB86711US19 back to back.

Projection is 1-3/4 inches. That is the clearance you get between the back of the grip and the panel face, so plan for the pull sticking out that far into a walkway or beside an adjacent cabinet run before you commit to it on a tight kitchen aisle.

Yes on both, with the right mounting. The Warwick is catalogued as a door or appliance pull, and the Back-to-Back version puts a matching grip on each side through the same bores, which is how you handle a glass door or a through-mounted swing door. For a wood cabinet or appliance panel, standard thru-bolt or concealed surface is the usual pick.

Six finishes across both sizes: Oil Rubbed Bronze (US10B), Satin Brass (US4), Polished Nickel (US14), Satin Nickel (US15), Flat Black (US19), and Polished Chrome (US26). Every finish is offered in both the 12 inch and 18 inch, and in all three mountings, so a kitchen with a 12 inch dishwasher panel and an 18 inch refrigerator panel matches exactly. The US codes are the standard finish designations, which is what lets you line the pull up against knobs and levers from the same finish family.

The Warwick is a residential-grade pull. For a hotel, clinic, or school kitchen where a spec calls for commercial-duty hardware, this is not the line to standardize on. It suits single-family, multi-family unit kitchens, and residential remodels.

There is a door thickness field on the order for the Warwick, and it is worth filling in. The thru-bolt and back-to-back mountings pass fasteners through the panel, so the screw length has to suit what you are drilling through. Give the panel thickness with the order and the right hardware goes with it.

No keying at all. It is a non-keyed pull with no lock function beyond the grip itself, so it does nothing to secure a panel. If you need a locking appliance or cabinet, that has to come from the appliance or a separate cabinet lock.

Brass, both the material and the substrate. That matters for a heavily used refrigerator or range panel, since a brass body takes daily pulling without flexing the way a hollow tube can, and it is the base metal the plated finishes are applied over.

Modern rectangular in profile, on a contemporary theme, so the grip and posts read as squared rather than rounded tubular. It sits with flat-front slab cabinetry and squared-edge appliance panels rather than traditional or transitional door styles.