Cabinet Pulls
Zinc Alloy D-Profile Bar Cabinet Pull with Flared Feet
Brassera model BRS-BAR-ZNC-005 is a zinc alloy bar cabinet pull with flared feet in Matt Black, Brush Gold, Satin Nickel, or Bronze for modern casework.
Specifications
- Model
- BRS-BAR-ZNC-005
- Material
- Zinc alloy
- Shape
- Straight flat bar with splayed (flared) terminal feet
- Design style
- Modern
- Finish
- Matt Black, Brush Gold, Satin Nickel, Bronze
- Center-to-center spacing
- 305 mm (12 inches) and 457 mm (18 inches)
- Height
- 52 mm
- Size
- Customizable / made to order
- Usage
- Cabinets, drawers, dressers, wardrobes, cupboards, wine cabinets
- Customization
- OEM and ODM accepted; logo on product and packaging
- Feature
- Easy installation, multi-purpose, resists rust
- Minimum order
- 200 pieces
- Package size
- 12 × 10 × 6 cm
- Gross weight
- 0.3 kg
- Brand
- Brassera
A Straight D-Profile Bar on Splayed Feet
Brassera model BRS-BAR-ZNC-005 uses straight, flat-section zinc alloy bar. Both ends turn downward, then flare outward, so each terminal foot widens toward its mounting face. Seen from one side, that foot gives this pull its D-shaped silhouette: long horizontal run closing into splayed base. Flat top face keeps grip even along its whole length.
That silhouette suits flat-front joinery, where the bar reads as one clean line. Splay also leaves each foot visibly wider than its bar, small structural flourish at either end. Kitchens, wardrobes, bathroom vanities plus wine cabinets take that same fitting. Spans stay readable from across a room, helping designers check proportions on site. Splayed trapezoid feet read heavier at base than plain columns, anchoring each bar visually. Vertical drop from bar underside to mounting face stays uniform along the whole length.
Two Spacings: 305 mm and 457 mm
This series offers two center-to-center spacings: 305 mm (12 inches) and 457 mm (18 inches). The shorter span suits standard drawer fronts plus cupboard leaves; the longer one carries across wide appliance panels and tall wardrobe doors. Specifying both from one series keeps splayed feet and bar section identical on drawer and door fronts alike.
Overall height stands at 52 mm, measured from mounting face to bar top. Bar plus feet share one flat section, so this pull keeps consistent section against its panel. Both spacings share that section, letting one profile carry across mixed run of fronts. Overall height stays constant across both, so proportions hold when runs pair drawers with doors. Splayed footing keeps lower edge in contact while upper bar spans clear of handle cut-outs.
Matt Black, Brush Gold, Satin Nickel, and Bronze
Four finishes cover the range: Matt Black, Brush Gold, Satin Nickel, Bronze. Matt Black reads crisp against pale timber and painted doors. Brush Gold brings a warm metallic tone to walnut and dark oak casework.
Satin Nickel stays neutral beside stainless appliances and pale stone; Bronze carries deeper, earthier character in heritage interiors. Each finish runs across the bar and both splayed feet as one surface. Ordering a single tone for a floor keeps later replacements easy to source, since the same pull can be re-ordered from the series. Deep tones absorb light and recede into dark joinery, while lighter finishes lift a front that would otherwise read flat. Bronze suits walnut and oiled oak; Satin Nickel sits beside chrome fittings without competing.
Zinc Alloy Care and Easy Installation
Zinc alloy forms bar and feet, with a finish that resists rust. That property matters on bathroom vanities, laundry cupboards, shower-side vanities, and kitchen runs where humidity is routine. Zinc alloy also takes a brushed or matte texture cleanly, which suits each of the four tones. Zinc alloy accepts brushed and matte textures equally well.
Easy installation is one characteristic of this pull. Both spacings install the same way, which helps when fitters move front to front.
Made-to-Order Lengths for Long Runs
Sizes in this series are customizable, so lengths beyond those two spacings can be produced to order. Made-to-order spans suit long drawer banks, oversized wardrobe doors plus joinery schedules that depart from stock dimensions. One profile then carries across entire elevation, so long runs keep bar form end to end. Cabinet makers can therefore treat profile as constant and vary only span. Longer spans keep foot profile consistent, so adjacent units line up.
Specifiers working across many rooms can hold one bar form from kitchen through to utility storage, changing only span plus finish to suit each front. Sites mixing tones across building can order in single schedule.
OEM Marking and Mail-Order Packing
Brassera accepts OEM and ODM work, with logo marking available on product plus packaging. Trade buyers can therefore carry their own mark on hardware that ships under their range.
Samples are available to check finish plus span before production run. Project teams can order mixed spans in one run, and distributors can hold the two spacings in one schedule so stock range covers both drawer and door fronts. Sampling ahead of seasonal buying cycle helps trade buyers commit with confidence. Each pull ships as a single packed item, which keeps distribution straightforward for trade buyers.
