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This Top Knobs Hopewell bar pull is a contemporary steel pull for cabinet drawer fronts and narrow cabinet doors, mounting on 3-3/4 inch (95 mm) centers.
The 3-3/4 inch center-to-center spacing is a workhorse hole pattern. It appears on base drawers, upper door pairs, and narrow spice or tray pullouts throughout residential and light commercial cabinetry, and it is the spacing most likely to match an existing drill pattern without any new holes. For shops doing a door-and-drawer replacement on a kitchen already drilled to this spacing, this pull drops onto existing hardware locations and closes the project without a drill.
The slim 15/32 inch bar keeps the visual footprint narrow, which suits shaker and flat-slab fronts where the hardware should read as a line rather than as an object. At 5-5/16 inches overall it has enough length to feel proportional on a mid-width drawer while staying out of the way on a narrow door stile.
The pull is built from steel rather than the zinc alloy common across most of this catalog, which gives it a slightly denser feel in the hand. The Ash Gray finish is a subdued, cool-toned gray with no blue cast, sitting between a true silver and a charcoal. It reads as a neutral on painted fronts in white, greige, or navy, and it holds its own against natural wood tones without competing with the grain. Unlike a polished chrome or satin nickel, the matte quality of Ash Gray diffuses light instead of reflecting it, so the hardware stays visually quiet even in a well-lit kitchen.
This pull is a good fit for cabinet shops and contractors specifying hardware on contemporary or transitional kitchens where the program calls for a gray or silver-tone metal rather than a warm brass or bronze. The 3-3/4 inch spacing works across a wide range of drawer and door widths, making it a practical single-spacing choice for a project with mixed front sizes. Designers sourcing hardware for a remodel will find it integrates easily with matte black, brushed nickel, and stainless appliance trim without pulling the palette in a strong direction. Homeowners replacing worn or dated hardware on an existing cabinet run drilled to this spacing can swap directly without patching holes.
Yes. The 3-3/4 inch spacing is encoded as both 95 mm and 96 mm across different catalog records and manufacturers. Physically they are the same standard spacing, and this pull will align with hardware drilled to either metric notation.
Ash Gray is a matte finish with no sheen, while Brushed Nickel and Satin Nickel have a light reflective quality from their brushed texture. Ash Gray reads a touch darker and warmer than Satin Nickel and does not carry the silver brightness of Brushed Nickel. The two finish families are not guaranteed to match, even at similar color temperatures.
Yes. A bar pull mounts on two screws and works on both doors and drawers. At 5-5/16 inches overall it is a practical size for a narrow door or an upper cabinet door, and many kitchens run the same pull on doors and drawers for a consistent look.
The Bar Pulls series from Top Knobs includes additional sizes and companion hardware in the same collection. Look for other Bar Pulls series pieces in Ash Gray to coordinate across the project.
When the project calls for a straightforward gray bar pull on one of the most common hole patterns in the business, this pull does exactly that without asking anything extra of the installer.
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