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This Top Knobs Barrington cup pull is a contemporary cup pull for cabinet drawers and smaller door fronts, mounted on 2-3/4 inch (70 mm) centers.
A 2-3/4 inch center-to-center pull fits a range of cabinet situations that wider pulls simply cannot: narrow spice drawers, small utility drawers in an island, tray inserts, and slim pull-out shelves where a standard 3-3/4 inch pattern would crowd the front. If the existing holes are already drilled at 70 mm, this spacing drops straight onto them. If the application is new construction, this spacing gives the installer flexibility on a front that is too narrow for a longer drilling pattern. The cup form adds to the compact footprint by keeping the grip low and centered rather than running a bar across the full width of the front.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Ash Gray, a cool muted gray that reads as a soft neutral rather than a stark black or a metallic silver. That quality makes it useful in painted kitchens and baths where the hardware color should sit quietly alongside the cabinetry rather than contrasting with it. On white or off-white fronts, Ash Gray softens what a black pull would make graphic. On gray or greige fronts, it can disappear almost entirely into the door. The finish falls in the Silver Tone color family, so it coordinates naturally with other silver-adjacent metals already in the room.
Cabinet shops laying out a kitchen with a mix of wide and narrow drawers often need a shorter center-to-center on the smaller runs while keeping the same hardware family across the job. The Barrington collection is built for exactly that: the same series is available at multiple spacings, so the cup pull on a narrow spice drawer shares its design language with the longer pulls on the wide base drawers. Designers working on contemporary or transitional kitchens will find Ash Gray a practical finish choice in a market where the gray kitchen has not gone anywhere. Homeowners replacing worn hardware on a drawer bank already drilled to 70 mm centers can swap in this pull without touching a drill.
Yes. A cup pull is designed to be gripped from underneath, so the cup opens downward when installed on a drawer front. Mounting it the other way puts the cup opening facing up, which is awkward to grip and collects dust.
No. This pull mounts on 70 mm (2-3/4 inch) centers, which is a shorter spacing than the common 76 mm (3 inch) standard. The two are close but not interchangeable. Measure your existing holes before ordering to confirm which spacing you have.
The cup form is designed for drawers. On a door the undergrip motion works against the natural hand position for pulling a door open, so most installations use knobs on doors and cup pulls on drawers.
Yes. The Barrington series from Top Knobs includes companion pieces in the same design language, allowing pulls at different center-to-center spacings and matching knobs to be coordinated across a kitchen or bath.
When the drawer bank includes narrow fronts that a standard spacing cannot serve, this 2-3/4 inch cup pull fills the gap in Ash Gray without breaking the hardware program.
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