4-Inch on Center Solid Brass Handle With Choice of Finish

The handle suits the vintage louvered door perfectly.

I am using this for a handle to open panel doors in a 100 year old house. Works great!

Bought several of these brass handles to replace the cheap ones that had been installed by a previous owner. What a difference in weight and feel!

Used this for a wooden storm window.

The finish the brass screws comes off easily, so use proper pilot holes and hand tools. It would be nice to know the optimal drill bit size for the pilots.

Bought this fora wood screened door on our cottage home. Solid with no seam. Beautiful bronze color. Heavy and very well made. Dressed up our door and added class to the look.

We used this on a refurbished screen door on our 1915 craftsman. Great looking door pull!

All during our recent kitchen's complete makeover we had been searching for the right cabinet and drawer handles that would look fitting with the double hung weighted sash windows that I completely restored/refinished. Wanting to stay with the 4 visible screw type handle design that were similar to the original sash handles throughout our home we found these. They are perfect! So many of the handles we looked at said ""solid brass"" but they are hollowed out on the backside of the handle. Not these. These are truly solid brass with no groove on the backside without the two ribs to dig into your fingers when pulling on the handles. We got the oil rubbed bronze finish to match the aged window handles in our 1915 fieldstone sided craftsman home. I even purchased silicon bronze screws that I treated with a flemish darkener chemical to make the screws look old. OCD? Maybe but it looks like it may have came with the house 105 years ago. Not that the blackened brass screws that came with the handles were bad.... I just wanted to go one step further in matching the existing decor/petina of the home. These are great old school handles! Really well made and are truly solid heavy weight brass. Perfect! The only thing I noticed was a slight variance on the 4"" hole centers on a few of the handles which required me to squeeze the ends of the handles together (the hole centers were too long). I used a vise with leather on the faces to lightly squeeze the hole centers back to the 4"" center dimension. That was on 4 of the 35 handles I installed.

Used as gate and interior door handles.

We used these pulls in our kitchen of our new house. I adore them and would have put them everywhere if I wasn't on a budget.