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This Top Knobs Aspen II pull is a contemporary flat bar pull that mounts on 9 inch (229 mm) centers, a scale suited to wide drawer banks, full-height pantry doors, and oversized cabinet fronts where a shorter pull would look undersized.
A 9 inch center-to-center pull changes the visual weight of a kitchen. On a wide drawer — a pots-and-pans bank, a deep utensil drawer, or a sink base with a wide false front — a shorter pull looks like an afterthought. At this scale, the hardware stays proportional to the front it is mounted on. The same logic applies to tall cabinet doors, where a pull that runs nearly 10 inches end-to-end holds the door's vertical scale rather than floating in the middle of it. This is also the pull that bridges cabinet hardware and appliance-pull territory: at 9 inches on center, it handles a wide refrigerator cabinet panel or a tall oven-adjacent door without requiring a separate appliance pull classification.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Polished Chrome. Chrome at this length behaves differently than it does on a 3 inch pull: the bright reflective surface runs as a long horizontal line across the front, catching ambient light and drawing the eye across the cabinetry. On white or light gray fronts it reads as a clean graphic element. On darker cabinetry it picks up the room light and adds luminosity. The flat 11/16 inch bar keeps the profile tight to the door face, so the chrome reads as a line rather than as a projecting object.
Cabinet shops and designers working on contemporary kitchens reach for this pull when the hardware program is chrome and the drawer bank needs to look resolved rather than generic. It suits spec builds and high-turnover rental renovations where chrome coordinates with the existing faucet and appliance trim without introducing a second metal. Homeowners replacing hardware on a wide drawer bank will find the 9 inch spacing is drilled in the same session as any other two-hole pull: two holes, one center-to-center measurement, done. Because it belongs to the Aspen II collection, companion knobs and shorter pulls in the same series carry the same flat bar profile and finish, making it straightforward to run a consistent hardware program across doors and drawers.
The center-to-center distance — 9 inches (229 mm) — is the measurement between the centers of the two mounting holes. That is the number to match to existing holes or to mark when drilling new ones. The overall length of 9-3/4 inches (248 mm) is the full end-to-end size of the pull, which determines how much space it occupies on the front.
The projection is 1-3/4 inches (44 mm) from the door face to the back of the bar, which gives comfortable clearance for a full hand grip on a wide pull.
A polished surface picks up marks more readily than a brushed or matte one. On a pull this long, the flat bar face wipes clean easily with a cloth, which is the practical trade-off for the bright finish.
Yes. The Aspen II series includes companion knobs and pulls in Polished Chrome that share the same flat bar profile and finish, which is the standard way to run pulls on drawers and knobs on doors within one collection.
At 9 inches on center, this pull is sized to match wide cabinetry rather than disappear on it — a chrome bar that holds the proportion of the front and coordinates with the fixtures already in the room.
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