From The Anvil Moore Edge Pull - Aged Bronze 200mm
Best current price£23.83from B&Q
Best offers
Shopping.co.uk recommended and popular offers
B&Q£23.83Visit shop B&Q - Aged Bronze 50mm Moore Edge Pull
Visit shopB&Q£23.83Visit shop All Offers
4 offers from £23.83 - £50.06
View price history by clicking the chart icon.
B&Q - Aged Bronze 100mm Moore Edge PullFree delivery in 1–3 days£33.38Visit shop →
B&Q - Aged Bronze 200mm Moore Edge PullFree delivery in 1–3 days£50.06Visit shop →
Product Information
Full details
The From The Anvil Moore Edge Pull in Aged Bronze is designed for homeowners and designers seeking a modern, minimalist hardware solution for cabinets and drawers. Its primary benefit is a clean, contemporary aesthetic achieved through concealed rear fixing and a sleek curved profile. A key consideration is its projection, which may require careful planning for tight spaces. This pull offers a sophisticated, dark, and matt appearance thanks to its solid bronze construction and durable lacquer finish.
All features
| Colour | Bronze |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 51214 |
| Brand | From the Anvil |
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What material is the Moore Edge Pull made from?
It is manufactured from solid bronze, containing a minimum of 85% copper.
How is the pull attached?
It is fitted to the top of cabinet doors or drawers and attached from the rear using concealed fixings (screws), leaving a clean finish from the front.
What are the dimensions of the 200mm version?
The 200mm version (MPN 51516) has an overall size of 200mm x 25mm, with fixing centres at 170mm, and a projection of 45mm.
Does it come with screws?
Yes, it is supplied with matching wood screws suitable for installation.
How do I clean the Aged Bronze finish?
Wipe with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners to protect the matt lacquer and the aged finish.
Can this pull be used on any type of cabinet?
It is suitable for most standard cabinet doors and drawer fronts, provided there is adequate depth for the 45mm projection and the material can accept wood screws.
What is the advantage of the concealed fixing method?
The concealed fixing method means no screws are visible on the exterior of the cabinet, providing a cleaner, more minimalist, and contemporary appearance.
Troubleshooting
Pull feels loose after installation
Ensure screws are fully tightened from the inside of the cabinet. Check that the wood screws are gripping securely into the cabinet material. If not, consider using longer screws or appropriate anchors if the cabinet material is unsuitable.
Difficulty opening drawers/doors
Verify the pull is installed straight and securely. Ensure the drawer or door mechanism itself is functioning correctly and not sticking.
Finish appears inconsistent
The aged bronze finish is intentionally varied. Minor tonal differences are characteristic of the aging process. For significant inconsistencies, contact the supplier.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Provides a sophisticated, contemporary aesthetic.
- Durable construction from solid bronze.
- Concealed fixings offer a clean, uncluttered look.
- The aged bronze finish is unique and visually rich.
- Designed for ease of use with a comfortable grip.
Cons
- The 45mm projection might be too deep for some very shallow cabinets or drawers.
- The dark, matt finish may not suit all interior design styles.
- Solid bronze can be heavier than other materials, potentially affecting very lightweight doors.
- Requires precise installation due to concealed fixings.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
- Determine the desired placement on the top edge of the cabinet door or drawer front.
- Measure and mark the fixing centres (e.g., 30mm for the 50mm pull).
- Drill pilot holes from the *inside* of the cabinet door/drawer for the included wood screws.
- Position the edge pull on the exterior of the cabinet edge.
- Insert and tighten the provided wood screws from the inside to secure the pull.
Compatibility:
- Suitable for most standard cabinet doors and drawer fronts.
- Requires a minimum material thickness that can accept wood screws.
- The 45mm projection means the cabinet or drawer needs sufficient depth to accommodate this.
Care:
- Clean with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners or harsh chemicals, which can damage the lacquer.
- The matt lacquer is designed to preserve the finish, but excessive rubbing or harsh cleaning may affect its appearance over time.