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This Top Knobs Asbury pull is a transitional bar pull that mounts on 7 inch (178 mm) centers, a spacing sized for large base drawers, pantry doors, and oversized cabinet fronts where a compact pull would look undersized.
A 7 inch center-to-center pull belongs on cabinetry where a smaller pull would be swallowed by the front. Wide base drawers, two-door pantry cabinets, and furniture-style islands all benefit from hardware that spans enough of the front to feel proportionate. At 8-1/2 inches overall, this pull covers meaningful visual territory without looking heavy-handed on a slab or shaker door. It is also a practical choice for a spice drawer bank or a full-extension utility drawer where the pull needs to anchor a wide, heavy load of material behind it.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Pewter Antique, a warm gray-brown with the muted, slightly aged quality that distinguishes a pewter finish from brushed nickel or chrome. The antique treatment adds texture to the surface, so the pull reads as something with depth rather than a flat metallic tone. In a transitional kitchen, that quality sits comfortably alongside both painted and stained wood fronts without pulling the room toward either a strictly traditional or a strictly contemporary feeling.
This pull is a natural choice for a transitional kitchen or bath renovation where the hardware needs to hold scale on wide cabinetry and the finish should read warm rather than cool. Cabinet shops specifying hardware for a pantry-heavy layout will find the 7 inch spacing appropriate for the larger fronts in the run. Homeowners replacing hardware on an existing kitchen drilled to 7 inch centers can drop this pull onto the existing pattern with no new holes. Designers mixing knobs on doors with pulls on drawers can draw on the Appliance series for coordinating pieces in the same design language and finish.
It is less common than 3-3/4 or 5-1/16 inch spacings, so it is most often found on larger cabinetry, appliance-scale fronts, or custom cabinet builds rather than on standard stock cabinets. If you are replacing existing hardware, measure between the centers of your current holes to confirm.
Pewter Antique is warmer and darker than brushed nickel, with a gray-brown tone and an intentionally aged surface rather than a uniform brushed texture. The two are distinct finishes and will not match each other on a finished job.
Yes. A bar pull at this scale suits both drawers and taller doors where the hardware should span a meaningful portion of the front.
The Top Knobs Appliance series includes companion pieces in the same design language and Pewter Antique finish, making it possible to coordinate knobs on doors with pulls on drawers across the same run.
When the cabinetry is large enough to demand hardware that reads at scale, this pull delivers the span, the grip clearance, and the warm antique finish to match it.
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