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This Top Knobs Cobblestone pull is a solid brass bar pull that mounts on 8-13/16 inch (224 mm) centers, a spacing suited to wide base drawers, deep pantry fronts, and large door faces where a shorter pull would look mismatched in scale.
An 8-13/16 inch center-to-center is a deliberate choice, not a standard filler spacing. It works on wide base drawers — the kind that span 24 to 30 inches or more — where a 128 mm or 160 mm pull reads as undersized against the front's width. It also suits a tall pantry door where the hardware should anchor the face rather than float on it. Furniture-style islands and large sink bases are natural fits as well. At this spacing, the pull occupies the middle third of most drawer widths it will encounter, which is where the eye expects it to be.
The Cobblestone pull at this size is cast in solid brass, which gives it a density the hand notices when the drawer opens. Solid brass is distinct from plated zinc: the material is the same all the way through, so a nick or a scratch does not expose a different substrate underneath. The Brass Antique finish carries a warm, darkened patina across the surface that reads as aged rather than polished. Against painted cabinetry, especially whites and creams, it introduces a visual warmth that a bright polished brass would not. Against stained wood it reads as a period detail without demanding attention.
This pull suits cabinet makers, designers, and homeowners who are specifying traditional or transitional kitchens where the hardware is meant to feel substantial. At 224 mm center-to-center it is the right scale for a wide drawer bank in a furniture-style kitchen, a butler's pantry, or a custom built-in where the proportions are larger than standard cabinetry. Because it belongs to the Cobblestone series, the companion knobs and shorter pulls in the same collection share the same design language and finish, which is the practical way to run consistent hardware across a full room without sourcing from multiple series.
Solid brass. The Material Type attribute confirms brass construction, not a plated base metal.
Brass Antique has a patinated, darkened surface rather than a bright reflective one. It reads as warm and aged, while polished brass is glossy and high-contrast.
There is no fixed rule, but 224 mm centers are commonly specified on drawer fronts in the 24 to 36 inch range, where the hardware should occupy roughly a third of the face width. It is a design convention rather than a manufacturer requirement.
Yes. The Cobblestone series includes pulls at multiple center-to-center spacings in the same finish, so you can put a shorter pull on narrower drawers and this one on the wide ones while keeping the hardware consistent.
When the drawer or door is wide enough that a standard pull disappears into it, the 8-13/16 inch Cobblestone pull in Brass Antique brings the hardware back into proportion with the cabinetry around it.
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