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This Top Knobs Asbury pull mounts on 3 inch (76 mm) centers and is built for cabinet doors, small drawer fronts, and any installation where hardware should anchor to the front without overpowering it.
Three inch center-to-center is the shortest standard two-hole spacing used in residential cabinetry, and it earns its place on fronts that a longer pull would crowd. Upper cabinet doors are the most common application: the front is narrower than a base drawer, and a pull drilled at 3 inch centers sits centered without extending past the stile. Small utility drawers, spice pull-outs, and tray dividers fall into the same category. This spacing is also the practical choice when replacing knobs with pulls across a mixed door-and-drawer program, because a 3 inch pull occupies roughly the same visual real estate as a knob at arm's length while still providing the two-point grip most people prefer on a door.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Brushed Satin Nickel. The brushed surface cuts the mirror quality out of the nickel, leaving a soft silver tone that reads consistently under both warm and cool kitchen light. It is a finish that coordinates with stainless appliances without competing with them, and that holds its look on doors that see regular hand contact because the texture absorbs minor marks rather than displaying them. The slim 5/8 inch bar keeps the profile linear, which suits slab and shaker fronts equally well in a transitional or contemporary setting.
This pull suits designers and cabinet shops building out a transitional kitchen or bath where the hardware program runs satin nickel across doors and drawers. Because it belongs to the Asbury collection, companion knobs and pulls in the same series carry the same profile geometry and finish, making it straightforward to mix knobs on doors and pulls on drawers without introducing a second design language. Homeowners refreshing upper cabinets or replacing individual pieces of worn hardware will find the 3 inch hole pattern one of the most common spacings already drilled into residential cabinetry, which simplifies a swap without requiring new drilling.
Yes. Three inch (76 mm) centers are one of the most widely used spacings in residential cabinetry, particularly on door and small drawer applications. Many existing installations are already drilled to this pattern.
The pull measures 4 inches end to end and mounts on 3 inch centers, leaving about half an inch of overhang beyond each post. That proportional overhang is what gives the pull its finished look rather than appearing to just span the holes.
Generally well. The brushed silver tone of satin nickel sits in the same family as most brushed stainless surfaces, though finish names from different manufacturers are not guaranteed to be an exact match.
The Asbury series includes companion knobs and pulls in the same design language and finish, so the same series supports a door-and-drawer program without mixing collections.
When the hardware plan calls for 3 inch centers in brushed satin nickel, this Asbury pull delivers the spacing and the finish without requiring a size compromise elsewhere in the kitchen.
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