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This Top Knobs Additions series tab pull is a compact, edge-mounted grip for cabinet doors and drawer fronts where a low-profile pull is the right hardware choice.
The 7/16 inch center-to-center spacing on this pull is unusually close. That narrow hole pattern is specific to a fingertip grip at a cabinet edge rather than the conventional two-hole bar or knob arrangement used on a drawer face. Tab pulls like this one suit upper cabinet doors, narrow pull-out trays, and appliance garage fronts where a larger pull would interrupt the surface or catch clothing and passers-by. The flat tab sits nearly flush, so the hardware stays out of the way until someone reaches for it.
The pull is built from steel and finished in Brushed Satin Nickel. The brushed texture gives the silver-tone surface a matte directionality rather than a mirror finish, which means it reads as a quiet detail rather than a focal point. Brushed Satin Nickel is one of the more neutral hardware finishes in a kitchen or bath because it does not pull toward warm or cool as strongly as brass or oil-rubbed bronze do, and it sits alongside stainless appliances without competing with them.
This pull suits designers and cabinet shops specifying hardware for a contemporary kitchen or bath where the goal is to minimize the visual presence of the hardware without going fully handleless. It is also a practical choice for remodel work where the existing hole pattern in the door is already drilled at a tight spacing and a matching tab pull is the cleanest retrofit. The Additions collection offers companion pieces in the same series, so a room running mixed knobs and pulls can stay in one design language.
The two mounting holes are only 7/16 inch apart, center to center. That is a very tight spacing intended for a small tab-style pull mounted at or near a cabinet edge, not for a standard face-mounted bar or knob installation. Confirm your existing hole pattern before ordering if you are replacing hardware.
No. Brushed Satin Nickel has a matte, directional texture rather than a high-gloss surface. It reflects less light and shows fewer fingerprints than a polished nickel finish.
A tab pull is gripped with the fingertips and works best on a door or a narrow front where a larger pull is not practical. It can be used on a shallow drawer, but most installations pair tab pulls with doors and use a larger pull or knob on drawer fronts.
Yes. The Additions collection includes other hardware in the same design language and finish, so you can coordinate this pull with knobs or other pulls from the same series.
Choose this pull when the hardware should be present enough to grip and quiet enough to disappear into the door line the moment a hand leaves it.
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