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This Top Knobs Channing pull is a contemporary cup pull for cabinet drawers and doors, finished in Ash Gray and mounting on 3-3/4 inch centers, one of the most common hole patterns in residential cabinetry.
The 3-3/4 inch center-to-center dimension is the single most common drilling pattern on factory-built cabinetry in North America. That means this pull fits the existing holes on the majority of stock and semi-custom drawer banks without any new drilling required. For a kitchen refresh or a rental update where the boxes stay but the hardware changes, that compatibility is the deciding factor before finish or profile ever comes into the conversation. The cup form adds an additional practical edge on drawers: the hand comes in from below and hooks into the shell, which is a more natural pull motion than gripping a bar.
Ash Gray is a cool, desaturated gray with a matte-adjacent sheen that reads as neutral against both painted and wood-toned cabinet fronts. It does not compete with the cabinetry for attention, which is what makes it a reliable choice when the kitchen or bath has a strong material story already. The pull is cast in zinc, and the Ash Gray finish sits evenly across the cup surface without pooling at the edges or reading differently on the face versus the inner curve.
Cabinet shops doing a quick hardware swap on an existing kitchen will appreciate the 3-3/4 inch spacing for obvious reasons: no jig, no new holes, no patching. Designers working through a full build specify it when the hardware should coordinate quietly rather than lead. Homeowners replacing a single bank of pulls find that this spacing drops onto existing holes in most production kitchens from the major manufacturers. The Barrington series carries companion pieces, so a mixed knob-and-pull program across doors and drawers stays in one design language.
For practical purposes, yes. The 3-3/4 inch spacing is sometimes encoded as 95 mm and sometimes as 96 mm in different catalog systems, but it refers to the same standard hole pattern. This pull mounts on 3-3/4 inch centers.
It can be mounted on a door, but the grip is designed to be approached from below, which is a natural motion on a drawer pull and less intuitive on a door. Most installations put cup pulls on drawers and pair them with knobs on doors.
The Barrington series includes knobs and pulls in multiple finishes. Coordinate within the same series and finish name to ensure a match, as finish names do not guarantee a match across series or across brands.
The projection is 1 inch, measured from the mounting surface to the back of the grip.
When the spacing already exists in the wood and the finish needs to stay out of the way, this cup pull covers both requirements without asking anything extra of the installation.
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