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This Top Knobs Princetonian bar pull mounts on 8-13/16 inch (224 mm) centers, a spacing that suits wide base drawers, large door fronts, and furniture-scale cabinetry where a shorter pull would look undersized against the front.
Cabinet pulls are selected by center-to-center first. At 8-13/16 inches (224 mm), this pull belongs on wide base drawers, deep file drawers, and full-height pantry doors where a 3 or 5 inch pull would look off-scale. It is also the right fit for a furniture-style island with oversized drawer banks, or for any front where the designer's goal is to run a pull that reads as a horizontal element across the face rather than a small accent at the center. Replacing existing hardware drilled to 224 mm centers is straightforward: the holes are already there, and the pull drops in without modification.
The pull is made from steel, which gives the bar a consistent cross-section and a clean edge without the slight variations that can appear in cast zinc. The Ash Gray finish is a cool, muted gray with a Silver Tone quality: not quite a brushed metal and not a painted surface, but a finish that sits between the two and reads as understated in most kitchen environments. It works against white, light wood, and two-tone cabinetry without competing with the door or drawer front. The slender 3/8 inch bar width keeps the profile light even at this length, so the pull spans the front without feeling heavy.
Cabinet shops building wide base-cabinet configurations and designers working on contemporary or transitional kitchens reach for a pull in this center-to-center range when the hardware needs to hold proportion against a large front. At 224 mm it is also a common specification on bathroom vanities with wide double-sink drawers, on media cabinetry with deep storage drawers, and on any installation where a consistent hardware run across mixed drawer widths needs an anchor piece at the widest point. The contemporary design language keeps it at home on slab and shaker fronts alike.
Yes. 8-13/16 inches and 224 mm are the same spacing stated in two unit systems. Both refer to the distance between the centers of the two mounting holes.
Center-to-center, 8-13/16 inches, is the drilling dimension: the distance between the two holes. Overall length, 9-5/8 inches, is how far the pull extends end to end. Match your existing holes to the center-to-center figure, not the overall length.
Ash Gray is a cool gray with Silver Tone character, so it reads in a similar tonal family as brushed stainless. Visual coordination across brands and finishes is a judgment call; the finish cannot be guaranteed to match any specific appliance surface.
The Top Knobs Bar Pulls collection includes companion pieces. Look for other Bar Pulls series items in Ash Gray to coordinate knobs on doors with pulls on drawers.
When the front is wide enough that a shorter pull reads as an afterthought, this 8-13/16 inch Princetonian bar pull in Ash Gray is the straightforward answer: scaled for the space, consistent in profile, and finished to stay quiet against the cabinetry.
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