Eastlake Victorian Handles

Eastlake Victorian Handles are a 19th-century design, favored during the Eastlake movement. They offer an elegant simplicity and refined craftsmanship. Featuring a long rectangular shape, these drawer pulls incorporate raised, embossed detailing that adds subtle texture and visual interest. These handles bring both historical resonance and practical use to cabinetry and furniture pieces.

Eastlake Victorian Handles Always check boring-measurement when replacing handles on drawers  3" Center Hole to Center Hole Overall: 5" Wide x 1-7/8" High Eyebolt Shank Length: 1"

These furniture pulls are crafted from stamped brass like the originals. They have a polished finish. The brass is not lacquered and will age over time. The handle assembly includes a backplate, the handle itself, and two separate posts.

Measure Eastlake Drawer Pulls

• Boring: distance between two adjacent mounting holes. When replacing handles on existing drawers, the boring measurement must match the distance from center of hole to center of hole.
• There is more flexibility when adding drawer pulls to new furniture and cabinets, as mounting holes can be drilled where needed.
• Overall Size reflects: width and height of handle at widest point. Ideally a balanced relationship between drawer handle and drawer is best.

Install Eastlake Drawer Pulls

• Handle attaches to drawer with two posts.
• To Install: start from drawer front.
• Insert eye-bolts through holes in backplate, front to back. Eyebolt shank length is 1", if too short counter sink eyebolt-nut in wood. 
• Continue inserting eye-bolts through holes in drawer, allowing eye bolts to be loosely positioned.
• Position handle and insert handle-ends into 2 posts.
• Push eyebolts with handle into place.
• From drawer interior, screw nuts onto posts and tighten.