Cabinet Pulls
Ribbed Aluminum T-Bar Cabinet Pull with Flared Collar Posts – Brush Gold & Satin Nickel
BRS-BAR-ALU-004 is a ribbed aluminum T-bar cabinet pull with a Ø12 mm bar, 33 mm height, three hole spacings, and Brush Gold or Satin Nickel finishes.
Specifications
- Model
- BRS-BAR-ALU-004
- Material
- Aluminum alloy
- Shape
- T-shaped bar pull with straight-ribbed cylindrical bar
- Design style
- Modern
- Bar diameter
- 12 mm
- Height
- 33 mm (1.30 in)
- Length / hole spacing
- 160/128, 192/160, 224/192 mm; custom sizes on request
- Finishes
- Brush Gold, Satin Nickel
- Mounting
- Two-post design, screws pass from behind the panel
- Usage
- Cabinets, drawers, dressers, wardrobes, cupboards
- Customization
- OEM and ODM accepted
- Feature
- Adjustable, easy installation, resists rust
- Minimum order
- 50 pieces
- Package size
- 18 × 16 × 14 cm
- Gross weight
- 0.5 kg
- Brand
- Brassera
A Ribbed 12 mm Aluminum Bar on T-Form Risers
Brassera's BRS-BAR-ALU-004 is a T-bar cabinet pull built around one cylindrical aluminum bar 12 mm across. Fine straight ribs run the bar's full length and continue over domed, rounded ends, so linear ribbing reads as one continuous texture rather than detail confined to a single zone. Two perpendicular cylindrical posts raise the bar off the panel in classic T-form; each post stays smooth until it opens into a flared collar ring near its base. From there the post lands on a round base plate — quiet, grounded footing. Result: a reeded bar over collared risers, consistent end to end.
Straight Ribs That Register Near and Far
Run a finger along this bar: its reeded surface registers immediately, each straight rib sits close to neighbors, so texture feels patterned rather than sharp. Step back and the same ribbing works at a distance, breaking the bar's sheen into narrow parallel lines that keep this pull legible on flat slab doors and painted fronts. Because ribs run the full length of the 12 mm bar, that linear rhythm spans the entire handle instead of stopping partway. Ribbing carries on over domed ends, closing the profile cleanly, while smooth collared posts below offer calm counterpoint to the textured bar.
Rust Resistance Begins with the Alloy
Bar and posts are made of solid aluminum alloy — a non-ferrous metal, so this pull resists rust where cabinet hardware earns its keep: beside kitchen sinks, next to dishwashers, inside steamy laundry cupboards. Weight stays modest for a bar reaching 224 mm at its longest, suiting larger drawer fronts and tall wardrobe doors. Cupboards, wardrobes, dressers, and kitchen drawers all sit inside this pull's usage range. Daily use adds up to dependable hardware: a bar that holds steady and keeps a uniform look through ordinary duty.
Bar Lengths of 160, 192 and 224 mm with Matched Hole Spacings
Three sizes cover the range. Length measures 160 mm, 192 mm, or 224 mm, and each size pairs with a fixed center-to-center hole spacing: 128 mm (5.04 in), 160 mm (6.30 in), and 192 mm (7.56 in) respectively. Overall height is 33 mm (1.30 in) — the bar stands that far proud of its panel, enough clearance for fingers without bulky projection. Diameter stays 12 mm across all three lengths, so all three read as one family on a mixed run of drawers and doors. If a project needs an intermediate length, sizes are customizable — worth settling before any panel gets drilled.
Brush Gold and Satin Nickel, Plus a Custom Color Route
Two standard finishes are offered: Brush Gold and Satin Nickel. Brush Gold takes the lead — its warm tone suits modern cabinetry in oak, walnut, or cream painted fronts, while straight ribs break that sheen into narrow bands so gold reads soft rather than loud. Satin Nickel takes the cool side: gray stains, white shaker doors, and neutral schemes where gold would dominate the room. Both finishes follow ribbed bar, collared posts, and round base plates, so every element holds together as one considered object. Projects needing a tone beyond both standard finishes can use Brassera's OEM customization route.
Round Base Plates and a Center Screw Channel
Mounting follows a familiar two-post pattern for T-bar pulls. Drill two holes at the center-to-center spacing shown above, seat both posts through the panel, and run fixing screws in from behind — each post's mounting face shows a center screw channel, while round base plates sit against the panel face. Feature tags include easy installation, adjustable, and multi-function entries; the geometry supports that: two holes per pull and no front-face fasteners. One practical note: before swapping this pull onto an existing bank of drawers or dressers, verify old hole spacing against the figures above.
Start with a Sample, Then Scale the Run
A ribbed bar is hard to judge on screen, so the sensible first move is a sample — Brassera can provide one, letting you check rib pitch, collar detail, and Brush Gold tone against a real door edge before committing to quantity. From there, the OEM and ODM route handles the rest: custom bar lengths, hole spacings matched to an existing pattern, plus colors beyond both selector finishes can all be quoted for production, with a minimum quantity of 50 pieces to start a run. Whether the project is a single dresser, a kitchen of cupboards, or a full wardrobe wall, one ribbed T-bar pull design can carry every elevation.
