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This Top Knobs Barrington cup pull mounts on 2-3/4 inch (70 mm) centers and is intended for cabinet drawers and smaller door fronts where a compact grip in a refined finish is the right fit.
The 2-3/4 inch center-to-center is the right measurement for spice drawers, narrow rollout trays, and smaller cabinet doors where a longer pull would overhang the stile or dominate the front visually. On a bathroom vanity with shallow drawer banks, or in a butler's pantry with a run of compact drawers, this spacing keeps the hardware in proportion with the front rather than fighting it. It is also the spacing most likely to match existing holes on older cabinetry drilled to a 70 mm pattern, which makes it a practical replacement option when a quick update is the goal.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Brushed Satin Nickel. Brushed Satin Nickel sits in the middle of the nickel range: warmer and softer than Polished Nickel, cooler than a warm pewter, and with a directional brushed texture that diffuses light rather than reflecting it as a sharp highlight. On painted or natural wood fronts it reads as a quiet silver tone that coordinates with most stainless appliances and brushed fixture families without demanding an exact match. The low projection of 1 inch keeps the grip close to the door face, which suits shallow drawers where clearance behind the front is limited.
This cup pull suits cabinet makers and remodelers specifying drawer hardware for compact runs where the 70 mm drilling pattern is already in play or where proportion calls for a smaller grip. It works equally well in a kitchen with narrow spice or utensil drawers, in a bathroom vanity, or in a study with furniture-style cabinetry. Because it is part of the Barrington collection, designers and cabinet shops assembling a full hardware program can pair it with Barrington knobs on doors and larger Barrington pulls on wider drawers, drawing from one collection rather than mixing design languages across the room.
A cup pull is scooped underneath: the fingers come in from below and hook into the shell. It is directional, so it has a correct up and a correct down. A bar pull is gripped straight on from the face. Cup pulls are traditionally used on drawers; bar pulls suit both drawers and doors.
Yes. 2-3/4 inch center-to-center and 70 mm center-to-center are the same spacing. Both refer to the distance between the centers of the two mounting holes.
Brushed Satin Nickel coordinates well with brushed stainless and brushed nickel fixture families, but finish names are not interchangeable across brands. The tone and texture of one manufacturer's Brushed Satin Nickel may differ slightly from another's. View in person when an exact match is required.
A cup pull can be mounted on a door, though the grip motion is less natural on a vertical pull than on a horizontal drawer. Most installations put cup pulls on drawers and knobs on doors, which is the arrangement the Barrington collection is built to support.
For narrow drawers and smaller fronts where the 70 mm drilling pattern calls for a cup pull in a soft silver finish, this Barrington piece delivers the grip, the scale, and the coordination options to complete the job cleanly.
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