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This Top Knobs Asbury cup pull is a shell-form grip hardware piece for cabinet drawer fronts and small door applications, mounting on 2-9/16 inch (65 mm) centers.
The 65 mm hole spacing puts this cup pull in the range most often found on smaller drawer boxes: spice drawers, narrow base drawers, bathroom vanity drawers, and compact utility cabinets. It also works on petite cabinet doors where a standard-scale pull would feel oversized. The cup form is at home on furniture-style cabinetry and on transitional kitchens where the hardware is meant to have some traditional character without committing to a fully period look. A shallow depth-of-field application — a jewelry cabinet, a small chest of drawers, a butler's pantry unit — benefits from this scale for the same reason: the pull stays proportional to the front.
The shell is cast in zinc and finished in Brushed Satin Nickel. The brushed texture diffuses light across the surface rather than reflecting it as a bright point, which keeps the hardware from competing with the cabinetry around it. Satin Nickel sits in a cool silver tone that reads as a neutral alongside stainless appliances, chrome fixtures, and polished-nickel faucets without needing to match any of them exactly. On painted fronts the low sheen holds the color contrast; on stained wood it sits quietly rather than announcing itself.
This pull suits designers and cabinet shops specifying transitional kitchen and bath hardware where the drawer program runs a mix of pull sizes across different cabinet widths. It is also the right choice for a homeowner replacing narrow-drawer hardware that is drilled to a 65 mm pattern, since the spacing is specific enough that the right fit is the only fit. The Asbury series carries companion pieces in matching knobs and larger pulls, so a full run of cabinets can be kept within one design language by mixing sizes within the collection rather than sourcing across brands.
Yes. 2-9/16 inch and 65 mm are the same center-to-center spacing, and both are stated in the product specs for that reason.
The open cup faces downward so the hand comes in from underneath. Mounted upside down, the cup collects debris and the grip is awkward, so orientation matters on installation.
The finish is in the same silver-tone family as polished nickel and chrome, so it reads as part of the same metal program even though the sheen level differs. It will not match exactly, but the coordination is visually cohesive in most kitchens and baths.
Yes. The Asbury collection includes companion knobs and pulls in the same design language and finish, so doors and drawers can be fitted from one series.
Choose this pull when the drawer or door is narrow enough that the hardware needs to stay compact, and the finish program calls for a brushed silver tone that works alongside rather than against the rest of the room.
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