From The Anvil Edge Pull 125 x 25mm - Polished Brass

The Edge Pull 125 x 25mm is morticed into the edge of a sliding or pocket door so the door can be pulled closed from its recess. The finger pull section retracts back into the faceplate on a simple spring, allowing the door to close fully without anything protruding.

The faceplate is 125mm x 25mm with 105mm fixing centres and a 46mm projection when extended. It is designed to match the other sliding door furniture in the range, is sold in singles and comes with matching stainless steel wood screws.

Features

• For sliding and pocket doors
• Spring-loaded retracting finger pull
• Morticed into the door edge
• 125mm x 25mm faceplate
• 105mm fixing centres
• Supplied with matching stainless steel wood screws

Specification

About the Polished Brass finish

Polished Brass is a simplistic, classic finish most synonymous with use in traditional period properties and interiors, yet works well paired with light colours and subtle textural details to achieve a luxurious, more modern aesthetic. The Polished Brass products are manufactured from solid, unlacquered brass. Bright and reflective when polished, although as an unlacquered, 'living' finish it will continue to oxidise, meaning it will darken over time. If the product becomes too dark or tarnished, it can be polished to restore the brighter finish.

Care and maintenance

This finish will continue to oxidise and age as it is an unlacquered finish, meaning it will darken over time. If the product becomes tarnished or too dark, it can be restored to brighten the finish. We recommend polishing with a dry cloth or alternatively using the ‘Brasso’ (73102), which assists with the cleaning of solid brass products. An oily cloth can be used to wipe over the finish from time to time to remove any harmful deposits that build up on the surface of your product, this will also aid protection against any environmental elements. To increase the mechanical life expectancy of your products, we recommend regular oiling of all moving parts using the ‘3-in-1 Oil’ (92337). This process is also highly recommended during initial installation.