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This Top Knobs Cobblestone pull is a contemporary bar pull built for the larger fronts in a cabinet program, where a shorter pull would read as undersized against the width of the door or drawer.
At 8-13/16 inches center-to-center, this pull is sized for the fronts that define the room: wide base drawers, tall pantry doors, and deep pot-drawer stacks. On a front of that scale, a shorter bar pull can disappear into the cabinetry and force the eye to search for a grip. This one lands at a span that anchors the front visually and puts the grip exactly where the hand expects it. It is also the spacing cabinet shops frequently specify when running oversized drawers or when a design calls for the pull to read as a horizontal band across the face rather than a small accent.
The pull is cast in solid brass and finished in Coal Black. Solid brass provides more mass and a more consistent casting than zinc, which is the dominant base material across most of this segment, and that difference shows in the hand weight and in how evenly the finish sits over the bar. Coal Black is a deep, non-reflective black with an even surface tone that holds its color under kitchen light instead of picking up the ambient highlights that a polished or satin finish would. Against white, gray, or natural wood fronts, it reads as a strong graphic element. Against dark cabinetry, it integrates quietly.
This pull is a natural fit for the designer or cabinet shop specifying a full kitchen where the hardware program needs to scale with the cabinetry rather than stay small across every front. It suits contemporary and transitional kitchens running matte or low-sheen black hardware, and it works equally well in a bath on a wide vanity or in a laundry room on a full-height storage column. Because it is part of the Cobblestone collection, the matching knobs and shorter pulls in the same series carry the same profile geometry and Coal Black finish, which makes it straightforward to mix drawer pulls at this span with knobs on doors or shorter pulls on narrower drawers without introducing a visual inconsistency.
Yes. The Material Type attribute confirms solid brass. That is less common in this category, where zinc is the standard base, and it accounts for the additional hand weight you notice when picking it up.
Measure the distance between the centers of your two existing mounting holes. If that measurement is 8-13/16 inches (224 mm), this pull drops on without new drilling.
Coal Black is Top Knobs' own finish name and is not guaranteed to match another manufacturer's matte black. Two brands applying the same finish name frequently produce slightly different results. For the tightest coordination, pull companion pieces from the Cobblestone collection in this same finish.
Yes. A pull at this span suits tall upper doors and pantry fronts just as well as wide drawers. The 9-3/4 inch overall length reads in proportion against a full-height door in a way that a 5 or 6 inch pull would not.
Choose this pull when the cabinetry has grown beyond what a mid-size bar can anchor, and the hardware should carry the same authority as the fronts it mounts on.
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