Order by 24/7 by web, contact our sales reps or call by phone.
What you need, when you need it, all in one place.
Most orders ship same day.
Advice and support from knowledgeable professionals.
This Top Knobs Asbury bar pull bridges 8-13/16 inches (224 mm) between mounting centers, a spacing sized for the wide base drawers, deep pot drawers, and full-height pantry doors where a shorter pull would look undersized and feel undergripped.
At 224 mm between centers, this pull belongs on the fronts that dominate a kitchen layout: wide pot and pan drawers, 24-inch base drawers, appliance-garage doors, and full-height pantry fronts. A shorter pull on a wide drawer looks like an afterthought, and the grip is never where your hand reaches naturally. This one puts hardware at the scale the front asks for. It also works well on a furniture-style island with wide drawer banks, or on a tall door in a transitional mudroom or butler's pantry where the hardware should feel deliberate rather than decorative.
The pull is built from steel and finished in Polished Nickel, a bright, mirror-reflective surface with a cool silver tone. Polished Nickel is the more luminous counterpart to brushed or satin nickel finishes: it picks up and moves light across its face instead of absorbing it, which reads as a highlight on a wide bar at this length. It coordinates naturally with stainless appliance fronts, chrome fixtures, and other silver-tone hardware. Because it is a polished surface, it shows marks more readily than a matte or brushed finish and cleans just as readily with a soft cloth.
This pull suits kitchen designers and cabinet shops specifying a transitional kitchen where the hardware needs to carry visual weight without adding ornament. Homeowners replacing wide-drawer hardware will find the 224 mm spacing is one of the standard drillings on larger base cabinets, which makes it a practical swap without new holes. It also suits specification work on vanity cabinets with wide double-sink drawers or on built-in furniture pieces where the front width calls for a longer grip. The Asbury collection offers companion pieces across the same design language, so mixing pulls on drawers with knobs on doors stays within one series.
Yes. The 224 mm spacing is a standard used on larger base cabinets and wide drawer fronts, and it appears commonly on pot-and-pan drawers in European-style cabinetry.
Polished Nickel is a mirror-bright, reflective finish. Satin Nickel is brushed to a lower sheen that diffuses light rather than reflecting it. The two are different finishes and do not match each other visually.
The Asbury collection includes companion knobs and pulls in the same finish and design language, so mixing them within the series is the intended approach.
A bar pull at this length suits tall doors as readily as wide drawers. The 1-3/8 inch projection gives enough grip clearance for a full-hand pull on a heavy door.
When a wide drawer or tall pantry door needs a pull that reads as intentional rather than incidental, the 8-13/16 inch Asbury bar in Polished Nickel delivers the span and the finish to carry it.
Sold In: 1 Each