26 15/32'' (672.3 mm)

26 15/32 inch converts to exactly 672.3 mm center-to-center. To verify, measure from the center of one existing screw hole to the center of the other using a metric tape or calipers — metric measurement is more reliable at this precision level since the spec originates from a European panel standard. If the appliance documentation states 672 mm, the 672.3 mm pull is the correct match; rounding to a standard retail size would leave the holes misaligned.

The 24 inch (609.6 mm) drill center is a more broadly stocked appliance pull size that suits a wider range of column refrigerator and freezer panels, while the 26 15/32 inch (672.3 mm) is a purpose-built dimension tied to specific European brands with above-standard panel heights. A specifier would select 672.3 mm only when the appliance manufacturer's documentation explicitly calls for it — substituting the 24 inch size on a 672.3 mm panel would place mounting holes in the wrong position. The 26 15/32 inch size typically appears on taller column panels in custom kitchens with above-standard ceiling heights.

A 672.3 mm drill-center pull is designed for full-height appliance panels — specifically column refrigerator and freezer doors, tall pantry runs in custom kitchens with above-standard ceiling heights, and some integrated wine column doors from European brands that use metric panel specifications. Because the pull spans most of the door face at this length, the panel must be tall enough to accommodate both the pull body and required clearance above and below the mounting holes. This is not a standard retail cabinet pull dimension; it is specific to particular appliance panel designs.

Pulls at this size use reinforced through-bolt mounting hardware engineered for the mechanical loads a tall, heavy appliance panel creates — standard set screws used on shorter cabinet pulls are not appropriate. The catalog at this dimension typically consists of heavy solid-bar pulls and architectural T-pulls built as part of a coordinated appliance pull family. Common finishes include brushed stainless, matte black, satin nickel, and aged bronze, following the broader appliance pull finish pattern.