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Stirrup Pulls

Stirrup pulls were an elegant method of opening a cabinet door. Each stirrup is a casting and quite delicate in appearance, yet durable and sturdy. Pictured in antique brass.

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Glen Huey builds fine furniture and writes about it for Popular Woodworking. In the December, 2006 issue, he uses both the H-40 turn and the H-40 with a machine screw fitting (MSF) on his Lingerie Chest.
Stirrup pulls come in a variety of sizes and with various fittings. The H-40 with a turn will latch a door and operates by rotating the stirrup. The smallest one is supplied with a pointed wood screw for places where you have no access to the back of the wood (pull-outs, usually) and with a more modern machine screw. The middle size H-83 fastens in a very authentic way, with a threaded post.
 
 
H-112: small cast brass stirrup pull - 1" across bow
    Price: $7.50  
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H-83: stirrup pull - 1-5/8" across bow
    backplate diameter: 1" Price: $7.00  
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    backplate diameter: 1-1/8" Price: $7.00  
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H-40: stirrup pull with 1-1/4" backplate - 1-5/8" across bow, supplied with either a machine screw or a cupboard turn for latching behind the frame of a cupboard door.
    cupboard turn Price: $8.75  
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    with machine screw fitting (MSF) Price: $7.00  
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Product Notes:
  • All hardware includes all fasteners needed for installation. You can order extra fasteners if you require them.
  • Hardware is available in several different finishes. 70% of our products are ordered in the antique finish. Read more about finishes »
  • If you order 12 or more, you'll receive our quantity pricing. Be sure to see our quantity discount information.
 
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