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This Top Knobs Asbury cup pull brings a traditional drawer-grip form to a compact 2-9/16 inch (65 mm) center-to-center spacing, making it one of the smaller cup pulls in the Asbury lineup and a natural fit for spice drawers, pencil drawers, and any narrow front where a full-scale cup pull would overwhelm the door.
The 2-9/16 inch hole spacing is a less common pattern than the standard 3-3/4 inch, which is exactly why it matters here. Narrow drawers — spice pull-outs, cutlery inserts, desk pencil drawers, and small vanity drawers — often land at this tighter spacing. A cup pull is gripped from underneath rather than from the face, which makes it a natural motion on a drawer and slightly less so on a door. Installed with the shell opening toward the user, it draws the hand in directly and releases cleanly. On a small front, the compact center-to-center keeps the hardware proportional and the shell from overlapping the edges of the front.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Brushed Satin Nickel. The brushed texture softens the silver tone and reduces glare under cabinet or task lighting, which is a practical advantage in kitchens and baths where polished finishes can feel clinical. Satin Nickel is one of the most widely coordinated finishes in residential hardware, and the Asbury collection runs the same finish across its knobs and pulls, so mixing hardware types within the series stays consistent.
This pull is a good match for cabinet shops outfitting a transitional kitchen or bath where the designer wants a traditional cup-pull form but in a restrained, contemporary finish. It also suits homeowners replacing original hardware on older cabinetry that was drilled to a 65 mm pattern — a spacing that appeared on many furniture-style pieces and period-influenced cabinets. Because the Asbury series is a Top Knobs collection, companion pieces are readily available in the same design language for the rest of the cabinet run.
A cup pull has a fixed orientation: the shell opening faces the user so the hand can enter from underneath. Installing it inverted puts the cup facing the ceiling, which makes it a catch for debris rather than a grip. Mount it with the opening down.
This pull mounts on 2-9/16 inch (65 mm) centers, which is approximately 1 mm wider than 64 mm. Whether that gap can be bridged depends on the hole diameter and the pull's base plate coverage. Measure carefully before ordering if you are matching existing holes.
Yes. The Asbury collection includes knobs and pulls that share the same design language and Brushed Satin Nickel finish, so doors and drawers can carry different hardware types from one coordinated series.
No. Brushed Satin Nickel has a directional brushed texture and a low-sheen surface. Polished Nickel is a mirror-bright finish. The two look noticeably different in person and are not the same finish.
When the drawer spacing calls for 65 mm centers and the design calls for a cup pull, this Asbury piece delivers the traditional form in a finish that coordinates across the rest of the cabinet run.
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