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This Top Knobs Channing cup pull is a compact drawer fitting from the Barrington collection, designed for cabinet drawers where a standard bar pull would overhang the front.
The 2-3/4 inch center-to-center dimension is the defining spec here. It is a short hole pattern that suits the narrow drawer banks common on kitchen islands, bathroom vanities, and utility cabinets where the fronts are simply too small to carry a 96 mm or 128 mm pull without looking out of scale. On a drawer front in the 6 to 10 inch range, this spacing keeps the hardware proportionate and leaves enough face around the pull to read cleanly. The cup form adds a layer of practicality: the hand comes in from below rather than reaching for a bar, which feels natural on a low drawer and keeps the silhouette flush when the drawer is closed.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Flat Black. Flat Black is a matte surface with no reflective polish, which means it holds an even appearance under kitchen lighting rather than picking up hotspots. On dark fronts it blends into the face and lets the cabinetry read as a continuous plane. On light or natural-wood fronts it lands as a deliberate contrast, graphic without being aggressive. Zinc is the standard base material across this category and carries the finish consistently across the shell and the posts.
This pull fits well into a contemporary kitchen or bath program where the hardware is running black and the drawer bank includes a mix of wide and narrow fronts. Because the hole pattern is 70 mm rather than the more common 96 mm, it is not a casual substitution on an existing bank drilled to a different spacing: measure the existing holes before ordering. For a shop building new cabinetry or a designer specifying hardware from scratch, the Barrington collection supports this pull with knobs and larger pulls in the same finish, so a full kitchen can run coordinated hardware without mixing series.
Center-to-center is the distance between the two mounting holes, 2-3/4 inches (70 mm). Overall length is the full end-to-end size of the pull, 4-1/4 inches (108 mm). The hole spacing is what needs to match your drilling; the overall length determines how the pull looks on the front.
70 mm is less common than 96 mm or 128 mm. If you are replacing existing hardware, confirm the spacing on your current pulls before ordering. If you are drilling new holes, 70 mm works well on narrow fronts where a wider spacing would crowd the edges.
A cup pull is designed to be gripped from underneath, which suits a drawer. On a door the grip is less natural since the hand approaches from the side rather than from below. Most installations pair cup pulls on drawers with knobs on doors.
Yes. The Barrington series from Top Knobs includes knobs and pulls in multiple sizes and the same Flat Black finish, so the hardware program can run consistently across doors and drawers.
When the drawer is narrow and the hardware needs to fit the front rather than dominate it, the 70 mm cup pull in Flat Black is the right-sized piece for the job.
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