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This Top Knobs Asbury pull mounts on 3-inch (76 mm) centers and is sized for upper cabinet doors, narrow drawers, and smaller furniture fronts where full-width bar hardware would overwhelm the piece.
The 3-inch center-to-center is the shortest two-hole pull spacing in common use, and that makes this one specific in how it gets applied. Upper cabinet doors — the ones that rarely exceed 15 inches wide — are the natural home for it. A pull of this scale keeps proportion with the front rather than running edge to edge. Narrow base drawers, spice-rack doors, and utility cabinet fronts are similarly suited. In mixed hardware programs where drawers get longer pulls and doors get this size, the 3-inch pull is the door piece. It also fits comfortably on bathroom vanity doors and small furniture drawers where the overall front width calls for restraint in the hardware.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Polished Nickel. Polished Nickel is a high-sheen, warm-silver finish — closer to the tone of brushed steel than to chrome, and with more depth than a flat mirror finish. It picks up ambient light evenly along the bar and reads as a clean bright line on the door. Against painted fronts, particularly whites and soft grays, polished nickel introduces warmth without the yellow of a brass-toned finish. Against dark stained or painted fronts, the brightness increases contrast. The finish is part of the Asbury collection's palette, so companion pieces in the same series share the surface character.
Cabinet shops and designers specifying a transitional kitchen or bath will find this pull lands cleanly between the two styles: the slim bar reads contemporary, and the polished nickel reads traditional, so it does not lock the room into one period. Homeowners updating a kitchen where the existing holes are drilled on 3-inch centers will find this a direct swap without new drilling. Contractors working from a designer's spec sheet for the Asbury collection can use this as the door piece while running longer Asbury pulls on the drawer bank, keeping the hardware language consistent across the full job.
They are different finishes. Chrome has a cooler, harder appearance. Polished Nickel is slightly warmer in tone and tends to show more depth. The two are visibly different side by side.
Yes, provided the hole centers measure exactly 3 inches apart. Measure center to center on your existing holes to confirm before ordering.
The Asbury collection includes companion knobs in the same design language and Polished Nickel finish, which is the standard way to run pulls on drawers and knobs on doors within one series.
The 3-inch spacing and slim profile work well on vanity doors and narrow vanity drawers. Polished Nickel is a common bath-hardware finish and is likely to coordinate with faucet trim in the same tone.
When the spec calls for hardware that suits upper doors and narrow fronts without overpowering them, the 3-inch Asbury pull in Polished Nickel is sized exactly for that role.
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