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 bar pull mounts on 11-11/32 inch (288 mm) centers, a spacing that suits wide drawer banks, full-height pantry doors, and appliance-scale cabinetry where a shorter pull would look undersized against the front.
A 288 mm center-to-center spacing moves this pull into a different category of cabinetry than the 128 mm or 160 mm pulls that dominate a standard kitchen drawer bank. At this span, the pull reads as a horizontal element across the full width of a wide base drawer, a 36-inch sink cabinet, or a tall pantry door. It is also the right scale for furniture-style islands where the drawer fronts are deeper than standard, or for a range hood panel that needs hardware with enough visual length to balance the scale of the piece above it. Cabinet shops building frameless contemporary kitchens with slab fronts frequently specify a pull at this spacing precisely because the hardware should disappear into the geometry of the door rather than sit on it as a separate object.
The pull is made from steel, which is a different base material than the zinc used across most of this category. Steel carries a bit more mass at this length and holds its geometry across a long span without flexing under a firm grip. The Flat Black finish is applied over that steel substrate as a low-sheen surface: no polish, no highlights, and no variation in tone along the bar. On a light-colored slab or shaker front the result is a clean graphic contrast; on a dark front it settles into the cabinetry without competing with it. The finish name is Flat Black, not matte black or satin black, and it is specific to this finish's character within the Top Knobs line.
This pull is a natural fit for cabinet shops and designers specifying a contemporary kitchen or bath where the hardware program is all black and the fronts are wide enough to carry a 12-inch bar without looking over-accessorized. It also suits homeowners replacing hardware on an existing cabinet bank already drilled to 288 mm centers, since the center-to-center is the number that has to match. Because it belongs to the Top Knobs Bar Pulls collection, companion pieces in the same series and finish are available, which simplifies the process of running knobs on upper doors and pulls on lower drawers without switching design languages mid-project.
Center-to-center — 11-11/32 inches (288 mm) — is the distance between the centers of the two mounting holes, and it is the number to match when replacing existing hardware. Overall length — 12-1/8 inches (308 mm) — is the end-to-end size of the pull and determines how it looks on the front, not where to drill.
No. This pull is steel, not zinc. Steel is less common in this category and adds a bit more solidity at a long span like 288 mm.
A low-sheen flat finish tends to show prints less readily than a polished surface, though any dark finish will show them more than a light one would under direct light.
The Top Knobs Bar Pulls series includes companion pieces in the same design language and Flat Black finish, so you can coordinate across different front sizes.
At 288 mm center-to-center, this pull brings a deliberate horizontal line to the cabinetry fronts that need it most: wide drawers, full-height doors, and large panels where a shorter pull would read as an afterthought against the scale of the work.
Sold In: 1 Each