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This Top Knobs Asbury cup pull is a shell-form drawer pull designed for cabinet drawers where the mounting holes fall on 2-9/16 inch (65 mm) centers.
A cup pull is a drawer fitting. The hand reaches in from below and hooks into the shell, which makes the grip natural on a horizontal drawer front and awkward on a vertical door. This particular spacing, 2-9/16 inches (65 mm), is a narrower center-to-center than the 96 mm standard, and it suits smaller drawer banks: spice drawers, narrow utility pulls, and furniture-scale pieces where the front itself is modest in width. If the existing holes are at this spacing, this pull drops onto them without any drilling.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Polished Nickel, a bright, mirror-like surface in the silver tone family. Polished Nickel has more warmth and depth than chrome, which gives it a slightly softer read in the room while still pairing naturally with brushed and satin silver fixtures. On a cup pull the polish catches the inside of the shell differently than the outside, which adds a small amount of visual dimension to a form that is already three-dimensional by nature. The Asbury series holds this same finish across its companion pieces, so coordinating knobs and pulls on doors and drawers within the collection is straightforward.
This pull suits transitional kitchens, butler's pantries, and furniture-style cabinetry where narrow drawers are part of the layout. A spice bank, a cutlery drawer set, or a small accent chest with 65 mm hole spacing is the natural home for it. It also suits renovation work where the existing hole pattern is already at this center-to-center and the goal is a clean replacement without patching old holes. Cabinet shops building transitional or traditional pieces in the smaller furniture scale will find this spacing useful on face-frame work where the stile-to-stile distance limits the pull's footprint.
Yes, as long as it is installed with the shell opening facing down toward the hand reaching from below. A cup pull has a definite up and down, so confirm the orientation before setting the screws.
Both are bright and silver-toned, but Polished Nickel carries a slightly warmer, more golden undertone than chrome. They read as close but not identical in the same room, so matching existing chrome fixtures with this finish is a judgment call based on proximity.
The Asbury series from Top Knobs includes companion pieces in the same design language and Polished Nickel finish, which is the standard way to run pulls on drawers alongside knobs on doors without mixing collections.
The pull measures 4 inches end to end and 1-1/8 inches wide. The 2-9/16 inch center-to-center spacing is the drilling dimension; the 4 inch length describes the footprint on the drawer face.
Choose this pull when the drawer spacing is 2-9/16 inches (65 mm) and the hardware should bring a warm, polished silver tone to a transitional or traditional layout.
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