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Omnia 9028P Modern Cabinet Pull with Solid Brass Construction and 2" Projection

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Model: 9028P/305.26
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Omnia 9028P Modern Cabinet Pull with Solid Brass Construction and 2" Projection

The Omnia 9028P Modern Cabinet Pull combines sleek contemporary design with solid brass construction for lasting durability. Available in 12" (305mm) and 18" (457mm) center-to-center spacing with 13" and 19" overall lengths, this pull features a 2" projection and 1" width profile. Multiple finish options including US4, US5, US10B, US14, US15, and US26 provide versatile design coordination for modern cabinetry applications.

Key Features

  • Dual Size Options: Available in 12" (305mm) and 18" (457mm) center-to-center configurations with 13" and 19" overall lengths respectively for versatile cabinet applications.
  • Solid Brass Construction: Premium solid brass material provides exceptional durability and corrosion resistance for long-lasting performance in residential environments.
  • Ergonomic Design: 2" projection and 1" width profile delivers comfortable grip and smooth operation for frequent use applications.
  • Contemporary Styling: Modern design aesthetic complements contemporary and transitional cabinet styles for cohesive interior design.
  • Multiple Finish Options: Six available finishes including US4, US5, US10B, US14, US15, and US26 allow coordination with existing hardware and design themes.
  • Professional Installation: Standard mounting configuration ensures straightforward installation with proper cabinet preparation and hardware.

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: Cabinet Pulls
  • Subcategory: Cabinet Pulls

Typical Applications

  • Contemporary Kitchen Cabinetry
  • Modern Bathroom Vanities
  • Custom Built-In Storage Solutions
  • Office and Workspace Cabinetry
  • Entertainment Center Hardware
  • Residential Furniture Applications
  • Interior Design Projects

Why Omnia 9028P?

Omnia cabinet hardware delivers professional-grade reliability with solid brass construction engineered for demanding residential applications. The Modern collection combines contemporary design with premium materials and multiple finish options for versatile design coordination. Precision manufacturing ensures consistent quality and dependable performance for long-term satisfaction.

Product Specs

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

Omnia 9028P/305.26 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) What center-to-center spacing does the Omnia 9028P cabinet pull come in, and will it fit my existing drilled holes?
The 9028P is made in 12 inch (305mm) and 18 inch (457mm) center-to-center only. Those are appliance-pull spacings, so if your doors are bored for a typical 3 or 4 inch drawer pull, this will not drop into the existing holes. Overall lengths run 13 inches for the 12 inch ctc and 19 inches for the 18 inch ctc, which is the number to check against your door or drawer face before you commit.
2) What is a back-to-back cabinet pull and do I need that version of the Omnia 9028P?
Back-to-back means a matched pair of pulls mounted through the same bores, one on each face, so the door reads the same from both sides. That is what you want on a glass or double-sided pass-through door, or a swinging panel people open from either side. The 9028P is orderable either way, back-to-back or single, in both the 12 inch and 18 inch center-to-center sizes and in every finish. On an ordinary cabinet or refrigerator panel with a finished back you do not see, order the single.
3) I need a shorter pull to match the Omnia 9028P on my drawers. What else is there?
The 9028P bottoms out at 12 inch center-to-center, so drawer-scale hardware has to come from elsewhere. Trimco's 553 Series drawer pulls are 3 inch ctc, and the 562 Series covers 3-1/2 inch, 4 inch and 96mm ctc if you need to hit a metric bore. Deltana's SBP35 is a 3-1/2 inch solid brass square bar pull, which is the closest thing in profile if you want the same squared modern bar look scaled down. None of those will match the Omnia finish codes exactly, so order a sample before you commit a whole kitchen.
4) What is a close alternative to the Omnia 9028P if I want the same modern bar-style look in solid brass?
The Deltana SBP35 Modern Square Bar Pull is a solid brass modern bar pull in the SBP Series. The difference that decides the job is size: the Omnia 9028P is made in 12 inch and 18 inch center-to-center spacings, while the SBP35 is a 3-1/2 inch pull. Use the SBP35 where you are drilling small drawer fronts and the 9028P where you are pulling a tall pantry door or an appliance panel that needs the longer span and the 2 inch projection.
5) I need a long appliance pull but 12 inches is too big for my refrigerator panel. What should I use instead of the Omnia 9028P?
Step down to the Schaub 79-8 Steamworks 8 inch cabinet pull, which Schaub classifies as an appliance pull. It covers the appliance-panel job at an 8 inch size, below the 12 inch and 18 inch center-to-center spacings the Omnia 9028P is made in. If your panel manufacturer specifies wider bore spacing, the 9028P is the one that reaches.
6) How much hand clearance does the Omnia 9028P pull give behind the grip?
Projection is 2 inches off the face of the door, with a 1 inch width profile on the bar. Two inches is generous for a gloved hand, which is why this size gets used on refrigerator and freezer panels and tall pantry doors. Check it against anything that sits close to the cabinet, a wall return or an adjacent door swing, since the pull stands proud of the face by that full 2 inches when the door is closed.
7) Is the Omnia 9028P solid brass all the way through or plated pot metal?
Solid brass is the substrate on the 9028P, with the finishes applied over it. That matters on a long pull: a 19 inch bar carries real leverage every time someone hauls a loaded pantry or refrigerator door open, and a cast zinc pull of that span flexes at the posts. Several of the finish options are plating over that brass base (polished nickel, satin nickel, polished chrome), while satin brass and antique brass work the base metal itself.
8) What finishes can I get the Omnia 9028P long cabinet pull in?
Six finishes, and every one of them is available in both lengths and in single or back-to-back: 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 are matching an existing kitchen, the US number is the thing to compare against your other hardware, not the marketing name, since finish names vary brand to brand but the US code does not.
9) How many holes do I have to drill for an 18 inch Omnia 9028P and where do they go?
Two bores, spaced 18 inches apart on center for the 18 inch version or 12 inches for the shorter one. The pull runs 19 inches overall on the 18 inch ctc, so there is roughly a half inch of post and return past each hole at either end. Lay out from the center of the door face rather than from the edge, and confirm the 19 inch overall clears any rail or hinge hardware at the top and bottom before you bore. If you are going back-to-back, the same two bores serve both faces and the fasteners run all the way through.
10) Can I use the Orca CK-12001 T-Pull Bar in place of the Omnia 9028P?
They are both bar pulls but they are not the same part. The Orca CK-12001 is a T-pull bar with a 2 inch bar width, built in steel and supplied in satin nickel. The Omnia 9028P is solid brass and is offered in six finishes including satin nickel plated, polished nickel plated, polished chrome plated, satin brass, antique brass and black oil-rubbed. If you are matching a brass finish family across a kitchen, the 9028P carries the range; if steel is acceptable and satin nickel is the only finish you need, the CK-12001 covers it.
11) What is the difference between the Omnia 9028P and the Schaub Sabre edge pulls?
Different mounting entirely. The Schaub 10010, 10011 and 10012 Sabre pulls are edge pulls, offered at 3 inch, 4 inch and 5 inch center-to-center, and they mount at the edge of a door or drawer front. The Omnia 9028P is a face-mounted cabinet pull with a 2 inch projection that stands off the front so a hand can wrap it. If a sliding or pocket-style panel cannot accept a projecting pull, the Sabre edge pulls are the substitute; anywhere the front is open, the 9028P is the grab.
12) I only need small drawer pulls to go with the Omnia 9028P on the tall doors. What matches at a shorter center-to-center?
The Trimco 553 Series drawer pull is a 3 inch center-to-center pull, and the Trimco 562 Series is offered in 3-1/2 inch, 4 inch and 96mm center-to-center. Either covers the small drawer boxes where the 9028P's 12 inch and 18 inch spacings will not lay out. Confirm the finish call-outs match across the two lines before you order, since the 9028P carries its own six-finish range.
13) Does the Omnia 9028P have a back-to-back option, and what do I use if I need one pull per side on a glass or double-sided panel?
The Omnia 9028P is built both ways: every combination of its 12 inch and 18 inch center-to-center sizes and its six finishes is made in a back-to-back configuration and a standard single-sided configuration. That is the part to specify when the panel is pulled from both faces. The Emtek Bar Cabinet Pull in the Schaub Collection is the peer to look at for a comparable modern bar profile if the finish family needs to follow an Emtek package.
14) Is the Omnia 9028P pull rated for commercial cabinetry or is it a residential product?
Omnia lists the 9028P as residential. For a hotel millwork package, a school casework spec, or anything getting institutional abuse, that is worth knowing up front, though the solid brass build and 2 inch projection are the same regardless of how it is classified. It sits in the Modern collection, which is the line to stay inside if you are coordinating knobs and other pulls across the same job.
15) Can I mix the Omnia 9028P with knobs on the same kitchen?
Standard practice is pulls on drawers and long pulls on tall doors, with knobs on the upper cabinet doors, and the 9028P at 12 or 18 inch ctc is squarely the tall-door and appliance-panel piece in that scheme. For the knob side, Orca's Bachelor Collection round knobs (CK-15030 and the ringed CK-16030) are 1-1/4 inch diameter, and the Blackcomb CK-17025 is a 25mm square knob if the squared modern read is what you are after. Finish codes will not line up across brands, so match by eye or stay within one line.
16) Are the Orca Bachelor and Blackcomb knobs an alternative to the Omnia 9028P?
They are knobs, not pulls, so they change how the cabinet opens. The Orca CK-15030 and CK-16030 are 1-1/4 inch diameter round cabinet knobs in the Bachelor Collection, the CK-16030 with a ring, and the CK-17025 is a 25mm square knob in the Blackcomb Collection. Each takes a single bore. The Omnia 9028P is a two-bore pull at 12 inch or 18 inch center-to-center with a 2 inch projection, which is what a tall door or a heavy drawer wants for a full-hand grip.
17) If the modern look of the Omnia 9028P is wrong for a traditional kitchen, what pull carries a period style instead?
Emtek's Schaub Collection covers the traditional and period end. The Emtek Art Deco Cabinet Pull is in the Art Deco series and the Emtek Alexander Cabinet Pull is in the Alexander series, both catalogued as cabinet knob/pull. The Omnia 9028P belongs to Omnia's Modern collection, so it reads contemporary. For a straight modern bar in the Emtek line, the Emtek Bar Cabinet Pull is the closer aesthetic match.
18) Is the Omnia 9028P suitable for a commercial door, or do I need something else?
The Omnia 9028P is a residential-duty cabinet pull in solid brass, made for cabinetry and vanity fronts rather than door control hardware. Nothing in the cabinet pull family substitutes for door hardware: the SDC SP50 50MM spindle, for instance, is door controls hardware and has no cabinet-front application. Keep the 9028P on casework and specify door hardware separately.
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