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The pulls?

2 years ago

Can you please tell me who make those pulls? Love the material and color

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Lincorp / Borchert
2 years ago
Hello Lorrie,

The pulls are actually made by our bathroom vanity company called Bertch. We used 3 different sizes of this pull. Links for each can be found here:

https://www.bertch.com/products/kitchen/hardware/detail/i277/ss-p30/

https://www.bertch.com/products/bath/bath-vanities/hardware/detail/i422/ss-p31/

https://www.bertch.com/products/kitchen/hardware/detail/i279/ss-p32/

Hope this helps!
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