Emtek, Modern Rectangular, Flush Pull, 1-3/4" x 4", Oil Rubbed Bronze

Great fit and easy install

As other people have noted, this pull is a bit tricky to install because of the hidden screws. I've attached a picture of my setup for installation. I used 1/2" #4 steel screws as suggested by sosvar2 (thanks!). The drill used is a 1.8mm x 80 mm drill (example links below). I used a 1/4" impact drill extender with the smallest drill chuck I could find. In hard wood (eucalyptus robusta shown in image), the drill bends and actually goes in closer to the correct angle than you would expect! Screws almost completely inserted in the deep countersink on the pull - no issues about the look. Remember, use finishing paste wax when installing screws in hard wood!Update: Those drill bits may fail in hard wood after more than a ~dozen holes - broke one on the 23rd hole. The blue tape BTW is to protect the finish from the rotating chuck.Drill: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09YH6HB2Y?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_detailsChuck: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0956WPLYB?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details

The pull itself is a good solid unit - the problem is the small mounting screws. The head will strip out!The screws are made of soft metal, thus making them useless. I found some screws that are hardened and are much stronger on Amazon. The problem is they only sell 100 per box! Otherwise go online and find a #4 X 1/2" black oxide hardened screw. Or type this into your Amazon search window: Clipsandfasteners Inc 100#4 X 1/2" Phillips Flat Head Tapping Screws Black Oxide

Looks great

Great color