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The Top Knobs Pennington bar pull is a steel bar pull finished in Flat Black, mounting on 11-11/32 inch (288 mm) centers and sized for the larger fronts in a kitchen, bath, or built-in program.
An 11-11/32 inch center-to-center pull is a specification decision, not just a size preference. Wide base drawers, 36-inch sink base fronts, tall pantry doors, and furniture-scale built-ins all demand hardware that holds visual proportion across the front rather than sitting like a small accent in the center. At 288 mm, this pull spans enough of the front to anchor it, and the 11-11/16 inch overall length means it extends just slightly past the mounting holes for a clean overhang on each end. For cabinet shops and installers specifying a full kitchen, this is the spacing that typically handles the largest drawer stack and the tall upper doors in one consistent hardware language.
Steel is the base material here, which gives the pull a density that distinguishes it from zinc bar pulls of the same profile. In the hand it feels substantial rather than hollow. The Flat Black finish is a matte surface with no sheen, which keeps the pull from competing with other surfaces in the room. On light cabinetry it reads as a defined graphic element; on dark fronts it settles into the door and lets the form do the work. Matte finishes also handle daily contact differently than polished ones: they do not telegraph fingerprints the way a chrome or polished surface does, which matters on the hardware people touch most.
Cabinet shops specifying a contemporary kitchen with mixed drawer heights reach for the 288 mm pull when the wide drawers and the tall upper doors need to match the pulls on the standard-width drawers elsewhere in the run. Designers building a flat-front or slab-door program in black hardware use this pull to stay in one collection across every door size, because the Bar Pulls series from Top Knobs spans a range of center-to-center values in the same profile and finish. Homeowners replacing hardware on a wide farmhouse sink base or a full-height pantry door find this spacing is the one that finally looks right at scale.
Yes. The two are the same center-to-center dimension, one expressed in metric and one in fractional imperial. Drill at 11-11/32 inches between hole centers.
No. The overall length is 11-11/16 inches (297 mm), which is slightly longer than the 11-11/32 inch (288 mm) center-to-center. The pull extends a short distance past each mounting hole, which is normal for bar pulls of this style.
Yes. The 288 mm spacing suits both wide horizontal drawer fronts and tall vertical door fronts where the hardware needs to carry visual weight proportional to the size of the front.
The Bar Pulls series from Top Knobs includes companion pulls at multiple center-to-center values in Flat Black, so the same profile and finish can run across every drawer and door size in the cabinet program.
Matte finishes are less prone to showing fingerprints than polished or chrome surfaces, though no finish is entirely immune on hardware that is touched constantly.
When the front is wide and the pull needs to read correctly across it, 288 mm centers and a matte steel bar in Flat Black is a clear, proportional answer for a contemporary cabinet program.
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