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Omnia 9023P Modern Solid Brass Appliance Pull with 12" and 18" Center-to-Center Options

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Model: 9023P/305.26
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Omnia 9023P Modern Solid Brass Appliance Pull with 12" and 18" Center-to-Center Options

The Omnia 9023P Modern Solid Brass Appliance Pull combines sleek contemporary design with durable solid brass construction for residential kitchens and cabinetry. Available in 12" (305mm) and 18" (457mm) center-to-center spacing with 12-3/4" and 18-3/4" overall lengths, this pull features a 5/8" width and 2-3/16" projection for a comfortable, modern grip. Multiple finish options including US4, US5, US10B, US14, US15, and US26 provide versatile design coordination for residential and light commercial applications.

Key Features

  • Dual Size Options: Available in 12" (305mm) and 18" (457mm) center-to-center spacing with 12-3/4" and 18-3/4" overall lengths respectively for versatile installation requirements.
  • Ergonomic Design: 5/8" width and 2-3/16" projection provide comfortable grip and a modern profile suitable for appliances and cabinet doors.
  • Solid Brass Construction: Durable solid brass material ensures long-lasting performance and resistance to corrosion in residential environments.
  • Multiple Finish Options: Six available finishes including US4, US5, US10B, US14, US15, and US26 allow coordination with existing hardware and design schemes.
  • Modern Collection Design: Contemporary styling complements modern architectural elements and appliance designs.
  • Residential Grade Quality: Engineered for residential applications with a focus on aesthetic appeal and reliable daily use.

Technical Specifications

  • MAP Policy: Yes
  • Collection: Modern
  • Commercial/Residential: Residential
  • Department: Door Hardware
  • Product Category: Cabinet Hardware
  • Product Group: Cabinet Hardware
  • Product Subgroup: Cabinet Knobs and Pulls
  • Product Substrate: Brass
  • Product Type: Appliance Pulls
  • Subcategory: Door Pulls

Typical Applications

  • Residential Kitchen Appliances
  • Custom Cabinet Installations
  • Modern Home Design Projects
  • Appliance Showrooms
  • Contemporary Furniture Applications
  • Residential Door Hardware Upgrades
  • Interior Design Coordination Projects

Why Omnia 9023P?

Omnia appliance pulls deliver residential-grade reliability with solid brass construction and precision manufacturing for lasting performance. The Modern Collection design provides contemporary styling that complements today's appliance and cabinet aesthetics, backed by multiple finish options for seamless coordination. Engineered for residential applications where dependable function and attractive appearance are essential.

Product Specs

Product Group:
Cabinet Hardware
Product Subgroup:
Cabinet Knobs and Pulls
Product Type:
Appliance Pulls
Subcategory:
Door Pulls
Commercial/Residential:
Residential
MAP Policy:
Yes
Product Category:
Cabinet Hardware
Product Substrate:
Brass
Collection:
Modern
Department:
Door Hardware

Omnia 9023P/305.26 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) How much clearance do I need behind an Omnia 9023P pull, and how far does it stand off the door?
Projection is 2-3/16 inches, measured off the face of the door or appliance panel, with a 5/8 inch grip width. That's the number that matters in a galley kitchen or anywhere the refrigerator door swings toward a wall or an island run. Check the swing arc before you commit: a 2-3/16 inch standoff on a large refrigerator panel can be the difference between clearing adjacent cabinetry and hitting it.
2) What does the back-to-back option on the Omnia 9023P mean, and when do I need it?
Back-to-back mounts a matching pull on each face of the same panel, through-bolted to one another, so both sides get a grip. It's what you order for a swinging door, a pass-through, or a glass or panel application where people pull from either side. For a refrigerator, dishwasher, or standard cabinet front, where only one face is ever touched, order the non back-to-back version. Both 12 inch and 18 inch centers are offered either way, in all six finishes.
3) Will an Omnia 9023P drop into the holes left by my old appliance pull?
Only if the old pull was drilled on 12 inch or 18 inch centers, since those are the two spacings made. The 5/8 inch bar width means the escutcheon posts sit on a narrow footprint, so a previous pull with wider or decorative bases may have left visible finish wear or unfilled marks around the holes that a slim modern post won't cover. Measure hole center to hole center first; if it comes out at anything other than 12 or 18 inches, you're re-drilling the panel, not swapping the pull.
4) What is an equivalent to the Omnia 9023P appliance pull if I want a different look in the same 12 inch and 18 inch sizes?
The Emtek Bar appliance pull is offered in the same 12 inch and 18 inch appliance pull sizes, so it drops into the same hole centers as the Omnia 9023P. The 9023P is a Modern collection solid brass pull with a 5/8 inch width and 2-3/16 inch projection; the Emtek Bar pull is from the Schaub collection Bar series. Both are appliance pulls, so the decision comes down to the profile and the finish you want on the refrigerator or dishwasher panel rather than to the drilling.
5) Which appliance pull should I use if I need a matched pair mounted through a glass or double-sided door?
The Omnia 9023P is the one to specify for that condition: it is built in a back-to-back configuration as well as a single-sided configuration, in both the 12 inch and 18 inch center-to-center sizes and in all six finishes. The Emtek Alexander, Bar, Bauhaus, and Blythe appliance pulls are each listed as appliance pulls in 12 inch and 18 inch sizes without a back-to-back configuration, so for a through-mounted pair the 9023P is the direct answer.
6) What finishes is the Omnia 9023P appliance pull available in?
Six, and every one of them is offered on both the 12 inch and 18 inch centers and in both back-to-back and single-sided: Antique Brass (US5), Satin Brass (US4), Black Oil-Rubbed (US10B), Polished Nickel Plated (US14), Satin Nickel Plated (US15), and Polished Chrome Plated (US26). If you're matching an existing kitchen, the US number is the spec to quote, since the plated nickel and chrome finishes read very differently under warm versus cool lighting.
7) Is the Omnia 9023P solid brass all the way through, or plated pot metal?
Solid brass is the substrate, not a coating over zinc. The finish is applied over that brass core, which is why the plated options are described as plated (nickel, chrome) while the brass finishes are the material itself. For a kitchen, that matters mostly for feel and for how the piece ages: solid brass holds up to daily grabbing with wet hands better than a cast pot-metal pull with a thin flash finish.
8) Can I use an Omnia 9023P appliance pull on a commercial job, or is it residential only?
Omnia rates the 9023P for residential use. It's fine for kitchens, custom cabinetry, and light commercial millwork like a break room or a model unit, but it isn't a graded commercial pull and shouldn't be specified where a job calls for cycle-tested or ANSI-graded hardware. Property managers outfitting apartment kitchens are well within its intended use; an institutional buyer speccing a hospital or school casework package should be looking at a commercial-rated pull instead.
9) Which size Omnia 9023P should I order for a refrigerator versus a dishwasher?
Go by the existing hole spacing, not by the appliance. Panel-ready refrigerator doors are tall and usually take the 18 inch center pull, often two of them on a French-door unit, while dishwasher and under-counter panels typically take the 12 inch. The 9023P is drilled to whatever the panel manufacturer specified, so pull the panel template or measure the existing holes: 12 inch and 18 inch centers are the only two spacings offered, and neither can be adjusted in the field.
10) What other 12 and 18 inch appliance pulls does ZenSupply carry if the Omnia Modern profile isn't the look I want?
Emtek's Schaub Collection covers the same 12 inch and 18 inch appliance pull sizes across four styles: the Bar, which is the closest to the 9023P's plain round-profile modern look; the Bauhaus, for a more angular machined face; the Alexander; and the Blythe. All four are appliance pulls in the same size range, so the hole spacing decision doesn't change, only the profile and finish range. The 9023P stays the pick if you want solid brass in one of the six US finishes listed above.
11) Can I mix the Omnia 9023P with Emtek appliance pulls on the same run of kitchen cabinets?
Functionally yes, since the Omnia 9023P and the Emtek Alexander, Bar, Bauhaus, and Blythe appliance pulls are all appliance pulls in 12 inch and 18 inch center-to-center sizes, so they share hole spacing. Visually they will not read as a set: the 9023P is Omnia's Modern collection solid brass pull at 5/8 inch wide, while the Emtek pulls belong to the Schaub collection in four distinct series. If the goal is a single consistent look across a kitchen, standardize on one series and one finish and use the 9023P's six finishes, US4, US5, US10B, US14, US15, and US26, to coordinate with the rest of the hardware.
12) I need a squared-off contemporary appliance pull instead of a round bar. What are my options in 12 inch and 18 inch?
The Emtek Bauhaus appliance pull is a Schaub collection Bauhaus series appliance pull made in 12 inch and 18 inch sizes, and the Emtek Alexander appliance pull covers the same two sizes in the Alexander series. The Omnia 9023P is the Modern collection pull in the same two center-to-center dimensions, at 5/8 inch wide with a 2-3/16 inch projection. All three mount on 12 inch or 18 inch centers, so you can choose the styling that matches the cabinetry without changing the panel layout.
13) Is a cabinet knob or a standard cabinet pull a substitute for an appliance pull on a refrigerator panel?
No. An appliance pull is a distinct part from a cabinet knob or a short cabinet pull, and the Omnia 9023P is specified as an appliance pull in 12 inch and 18 inch center-to-center lengths with 12-3/4 inch and 18-3/4 inch overall lengths and a 2-3/16 inch projection, which is what gives a full-hand grip on a tall appliance panel. The Emtek Alexander, Bar, Bauhaus, and Blythe pulls are likewise appliance pulls at 12 inch and 18 inch. A knob or a 3 inch to 4 inch cabinet pull uses different hole spacing entirely and will not land on appliance-panel centers.
How fast can I get the Omnia 9023P/305.26 delivered?
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Can I return it if it doesn’t work for me?
Yes—ZenSupply offers a hassle-free return policy. If the product isn’t the right fit, reach out to our support team for a return authorization or setup a return by following our return instructions.
Does the Omnia 9023P/305.26 come with a warranty?
Absolutely. The Omnia 9023P/305.26 is backed by a manufacturer’s warranty. For full warranty terms, check the product documentation or Contact Us.
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