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The Top Knobs Hopewell bar pull is a contemporary steel bar pull that mounts on 8-13/16 inch (224 mm) centers, a spacing sized for wide drawers, full-height pantry doors, and other large cabinet fronts where a shorter pull would look undersized.
At 8-13/16 inches between mounting holes, this pull is a different tool than a 3 or 5 inch pull. It reads as a horizontal element across the front rather than as a hardware accent on it, which is exactly what a deep base drawer or a wide pantry door calls for. On a wide spice drawer or a double-wide base cabinet, a short pull can look like a forgotten detail. A pull drilled to 224 mm centers fills the visual field proportionally and gives both hands somewhere to grip when pulling open a heavy, loaded drawer. It also suits the top rail of a tall door used as an appliance garage or a pantry pull-out, where the hardware spans the full width of the opening.
The pull is constructed from steel and finished in Brushed Satin Nickel. That combination puts it in a different material category from the zinc pulls that make up most of this segment: steel is denser and carries a different feel underhand, and the grain of a brushed finish holds up evenly on a bar this long without the visual variance a polished surface would show. Brushed Satin Nickel sits in the silver tone family, which means it reads as a cool neutral against white, gray, or two-tone cabinetry and coordinates readily with stainless appliances and chrome or nickel fixtures already in the room. The brushed texture also softens the bar's length, keeping the hardware proportional rather than prominent.
Cabinet shops building out wide-drawer bases for kitchens or laundry rooms will reach for this spacing when a client's existing hole pattern is already at 224 mm or when the design calls for hardware scaled to the front. Designers specifying a contemporary kitchen often step up to this center-to-center on the lower cabinet tier, where the drawer boxes are deep and the fronts are wide, and run a shorter spacing on the uppers. Homeowners replacing hardware on a wide drawer bank can drop this onto existing 8-13/16 inch holes without any new drilling. The Bar Pulls series carries companion pieces across multiple center-to-center spacings, so mixing pull lengths across a cabinet run while staying in the same series and finish is straightforward.
The 8-13/16 inch (224 mm) figure is the distance between the centers of the two mounting holes, which is the number to match when replacing existing hardware or laying out new holes. The 11-3/4 inch (298 mm) overall length is how long the pull is end to end, a clearance and proportion figure rather than a drilling dimension.
Yes. The 224 mm spacing works on any front wide enough to accept it. It is commonly used on wide base drawer fronts, full-height pantry doors, and large appliance-adjacent cabinets where the hardware should span a meaningful portion of the front.
Brushed Satin Nickel is a cool silver-tone finish with a soft sheen that reads comfortably alongside stainless steel and chrome fixtures. The brushed texture aligns with the directional grain on most stainless appliance fronts, making the pairing visually consistent without being an exact match.
The Bar Pulls series spans multiple center-to-center spacings in the same finish, so running a shorter pull on the uppers and this one on wide lower drawers while staying within the same series and finish is the standard way to scale hardware across a cabinet run.
When a wide drawer or a broad cabinet door needs a pull that looks deliberate rather than incidental, the 8-13/16 inch (224 mm) spacing in Brushed Satin Nickel does the work quietly, in steel, across the length of the front.
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