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This Top Knobs Dakota cup pull mounts on 2-9/16 inch (65 mm) centers and is designed for cabinet drawers where a standard 3-3/4 inch spacing would overwhelm the front or simply will not fit the existing holes.
The 2-9/16 inch center-to-center is one of the narrower standard spacings in cabinetry, and it serves a specific situation: drawer fronts that are too narrow for the 3-3/4 inch or 4 inch hole patterns that dominate the catalog. Spice drawers, narrow base pullouts, small utility drawers beside a range, and compact bath vanity drawers all fall into this category. On a front like that, a pull drilled to 65 mm centers looks proportional; one drilled to 96 mm centers looks like it was installed on the wrong door.
Because this is a cup pull rather than a bar pull, the grip comes from underneath. That motion is natural on a drawer and less so on a door, which is why this form has been a drawer staple in traditional kitchens for generations. It also sits slightly recessed into the shell, so the 15/16 inch projection keeps it close to the front face.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Oil Rubbed Bronze, a dark, warm tone that is applied and then lightly relieved to let the contours of the cup show through. The result is a finish that reads as aged rather than uniform, which is exactly the quality that works in a traditional or transitional kitchen alongside stained wood fronts, painted furniture-style cabinetry, or antique-influenced hardware programs. It holds its tone under both warm and cool lighting without shifting toward red or gray the way some bronze finishes do.
This pull is a practical fit for any project pairing a traditional aesthetic with narrow drawer fronts: a period-style kitchen refresh, a bathroom vanity with small drawer banks, a butler's pantry built-in, or a furniture piece converted for cabinet use. It belongs to the Top Knobs Dakota series, so companion knobs in the same finish are available within that collection for anyone running knobs on doors and pulls on drawers — the standard mixed-hardware arrangement in a traditional kitchen.
Cabinet shops rehabbing older kitchens will also find it useful as a replacement pull. Older case goods were frequently drilled to non-standard spacings, and 65 mm is one of the more common narrow measurements in that stock. Matching the existing hole pattern means no patching and no refacing.
Yes. Measure between the centers of the existing holes and confirm the spacing is 2-9/16 inches (65 mm) before ordering. If it matches, this pull drops onto the existing pattern with no new drilling.
The cup form is designed to be gripped from underneath, which is the natural motion on a drawer. It can be mounted on a door but the grip angle is less comfortable, so most traditional installations use cup pulls on drawers and knobs on doors.
The Dakota series includes companion pieces in Oil Rubbed Bronze, so mixing knobs and pulls within the same series and finish is the intended approach. Cross-brand coordination is a different matter and depends on each manufacturer's own finish.
15/16 inch (24 mm) from the mounting surface to the back of the grip shell.
When the front is narrow and the look is traditional, the 2-9/16 inch cup pull in Oil Rubbed Bronze is the hardware that fits the hole pattern and the room at the same time.
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