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This Top Knobs Dakota pull is a traditional cabinet pull for doors and drawer fronts, finished in Patina Rouge and sized to mount on 3-3/4 inch centers.
The 3-3/4 inch center-to-center dimension is worth leading with because it is the measurement that determines whether this pull drops onto existing holes or requires new drilling. It is one of the two or three most common cabinet hole patterns in residential construction, which means this pull is a practical direct replacement on a wide range of existing cabinetry. When a full kitchen refresh is on the table, it is also the spacing most likely to survive to the next hardware change without requiring a filled and re-drilled front. At 5-1/8 inches overall, the pull has a balanced footprint on a standard base drawer or a shaker-style door without crowding the edges.
Patina Rouge is not a painted surface or a sprayed metallic. It is a warm reddish-brown finish applied over a zinc base, with the kind of tonal variation and depth that reads as aged rather than finished. Against painted fronts it introduces color without competing with the cabinetry. Against stained wood it picks up the warm undertones in the grain. The angled bar profile gives the grip a slight edge geometry rather than a fully squared or fully rounded section, which softens the pull's silhouette on raised-panel or beaded-inset fronts in a way a strictly geometric bar would not.
This pull suits traditional kitchens, butler's pantries, and built-ins where the hardware program calls for a warmer, less industrial finish than Satin Nickel or Matte Black. Designers specifying a heritage or craftsman look will find the Patina Rouge finish harder to source in this spacing than common silver or black tones, which makes the Dakota collection a useful one to have on hand. Cabinet shops replacing hardware on an existing kitchen drilled to 3-3/4 inch centers can use this pull without touching the fronts. Homeowners doing a cosmetic update will find the spacing matches a large portion of stock cabinetry from major manufacturers.
Yes. The 3-3/4 inch spacing is the same physical hole pattern, encoded in this catalog as 95 mm on some records and 96 mm on others. Both fit a cabinet drilled to the standard 3-3/4 inch spacing.
7/8 inch (22 mm), which is a low-profile projection suited to fronts where you want a grip without a lot of clearance between the pull and the door.
The Dakota series includes companion knobs in the same design language, so pairing pulls on drawers with knobs on doors within the collection is the standard approach for this kind of traditional hardware program.
The warm reddish-brown finish creates a clear contrast against white or off-white painted fronts, and reads as a decorative accent rather than a neutral. Against darker or wood-toned cabinetry it settles in as part of the overall warmth rather than standing out.
When the project calls for a warm, aged surface at one of the most common cabinet spacings in the trade, this Dakota pull covers both requirements without compromise.
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