What is the true length of these pulls?
10 years ago
I am looking at the GlideRite CC round stainless steel cross bar cabinet pull. In the picture there is a pull that states the length as 7-5/8. However, in the description further down the page, it states the length as 9-1/8". I want the 7-5/.8 pulls. How can I make sure that I order the correct length?
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