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This Top Knobs Additions tab pull is a compact, surface-mounted pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts where the hardware should take up as little visual and physical space as possible.
At 7/16 inch center-to-center, this pull is built for situations where the mounting holes need to be placed close together and the hardware should read as a detail rather than a feature. That makes it the right fit for narrow stile doors, thin drawer fronts, small cabinet doors in an appliance garage, or any application where a standard 3 inch or 3-3/4 inch pull would overrun the available face. It also works on furniture pieces and built-ins where the design calls for hardware that sits almost flat and does not cast a shadow or project into adjacent clearances. The tab form means the finger catches the edge rather than wrapping around a grip, which is intentional: it is grip-by-touch hardware for spaces where projection would be a problem.
The pull is made from steel and finished in Flat Black. Steel brings more density than the zinc alloy found on most pulls in this category, and the Flat Black finish is a true matte surface with no sheen. On a cabinet face it reads as a solid black square, consistent under kitchen, bath, or shop lighting, without the highlights a polished or satin surface would introduce. The low-profile tab form means the finish is also what the eye lands on first, which makes the non-reflective character of Flat Black the right choice for a hardware-forward, high-contrast look against light fronts or a disappearing element against dark ones.
Cabinet shops and designers building contemporary kitchens, baths, and furniture-style millwork will find this pull useful when the hardware program needs to be quiet. It is a natural fit for slab-door cabinetry where any projection breaks the plane, for integrated appliance garages where door clearances are tight, and for drawer banks on narrow pieces where the pull face cannot extend far in either direction. Because it belongs to the Additions collection, it coordinates with the matching knobs and pulls in that series, so a mixed-hardware layout on doors and drawers can stay within one design language without introducing a second source.
The 7/16 inch spacing puts the two mounting holes almost on top of each other, which is what allows the pull to be just 1 inch long overall. It is sized for door and drawer fronts where a wider hole pattern would not fit or would look out of proportion.
It sits very close to the face. The tab profile is designed to minimize projection, though a small standoff is needed to grip it. The exact projection is not stated in the product data; confirm the standoff dimension if it is critical to your clearance.
Steel is denser than the zinc alloy used on most catalog pulls, so the part has a slightly different weight in hand. Both are indoor materials and perform comparably in a cabinetry environment.
Yes. The Additions collection includes other pulls and knobs in the same design language and Flat Black finish, so you can mix sizes across doors and drawers within one coordinated series.
Choose this pull when the job calls for hardware that is present enough to grip but small enough to stay out of the way, in a matte black finish that holds its character without drawing attention to itself.
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