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This Top Knobs Barrington series cup pull is a shell-form drawer pull that mounts on 2-3/4 inch (70 mm) centers, a compact spacing that suits spice drawers, tray pulls, and any front too narrow to carry a standard bar pull comfortably.
The 2-3/4 inch center-to-center is a less common spacing than the standard 3-3/4 inch, and that narrowness is exactly the point. Drawers in a spice bank, small utility pulls on a desk or laundry cabinet, and tray divider fronts that a wider pull would overrun are all natural fits here. A cup pull gripped from underneath reads as traditional on a painted or stained wood front and brings a sense of deliberate detail to the kind of cabinetry that is easy to leave under-specified.
Because it is a cup pull, orientation matters. The shell opens downward so the fingers come in from below naturally. Installed upside down, the cup faces up and collects dust and debris. Standard practice is cup pulls on drawers and knobs on doors, and the Barrington collection is built to support both in the same design language.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Polished Chrome. Polished Chrome is a bright, mirror-quality surface that runs the full length of the shell and posts, picking up light along the curves of the cup form. Against white or light-gray painted fronts it reads clean and sharp. Against darker fronts it introduces a metallic highlight. It is the finish that tends to coordinate with stainless appliances and chrome plumbing fixtures already in the room, which makes it the practical call when the other metals are already decided.
The 1 inch projection keeps the pull close to the door face, which suits narrow cabinet configurations where a deeper pull would intrude into an adjacent door's swing path or simply feel out of proportion to the front.
Cabinet makers and designers specifying a contemporary kitchen or bath with compact drawer runs will find this spacing directly useful. Renovation contractors replacing worn or mismatched hardware on existing cabinetry drilled to 2-3/4 inch centers can swap directly without re-drilling. Homeowners building out a custom desk, laundry room, or butler's pantry who want the cup pull look in a size that suits a narrow front without looking oversized will find this one proportioned correctly.
The Barrington collection's range of centers and sizes means the same series can carry through an entire cabinet program, from this compact cup pull on narrow drawers to longer bar pulls on wide base fronts, all in matching Polished Chrome.
It is less common than 3-3/4 inch but appears regularly on factory-built cabinetry, older European-style cabinets, and custom narrow drawer banks. Measure between the centers of your existing holes before ordering if you are replacing hardware.
A cup pull is designed to be gripped from underneath, which works naturally on a drawer. It can be mounted on a door, but the underhand grip is less intuitive there. Most installations pair cup pulls on drawers with knobs on doors.
A polished surface shows smudges more readily than a brushed or matte finish. It also wipes clean easily with a soft cloth.
Yes. The Barrington series includes knobs and pulls in multiple sizes and center-to-center spacings, all available in Polished Chrome, so the hardware program can run consistently across the full cabinet layout.
When the drawer front is narrow and the hardware needs to match both the scale of the opening and the chrome fixtures already in the room, this pull does the job without compromise.
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