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This Top Knobs Dakota series pull is a cup pull sized for the tighter hole spacing found on narrower drawer fronts, mounting on 2-9/16 inch (65 mm) centers and finishing in Polished Chrome.
The 2-9/16 inch center-to-center spacing is the differentiator here. Most bar pulls and cup pulls in a kitchen run at 3-3/4 or 5-1/16 inch centers, but narrower spice drawers, small utility drawers, and furniture-scale cabinets often carry a closer hole pattern. This pull is sized to land on those. The cup form adds a traditional detail that suits furniture-style cabinetry, painted inset doors, and built-ins where the hardware should read as a period piece rather than a contemporary bar.
Because a cup pull is gripped from underneath rather than from the face, it belongs on a drawer, not a door. The hand comes in below the shell and hooks naturally into the cup, which is the correct installation orientation. Mounted upside down, the cup faces up and collects dust and debris, so orientation matters at install time.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Polished Chrome. Chrome at this scale runs as a bright continuous surface across the cup shell and the mounting flanges, which picks up light evenly and keeps the hardware visible against both light and dark fronts. A polished surface shows fingerprints more readily than a brushed or matte finish and wipes clean just as readily, so it is a practical choice in a kitchen that is regularly wiped down. Polished Chrome is also the hardware finish most likely to coordinate with existing faucets, appliance trim, and light fixtures without introducing a second metal to the room.
This pull is the right fit for a traditional or transitional kitchen, bath, or furniture piece where a narrow drawer front needs a cup pull rather than a knob, and where the hardware program is chrome. It also works well in a mixed installation, pairing cup pulls on narrow drawers with larger pulls or knobs on wider fronts and doors from the same Dakota collection, so the design language stays consistent across the run of cabinetry.
The 2-9/16 inch (65 mm) center-to-center spacing is shorter than the 3-3/4 inch spacing common on most cup pulls, which makes it the right fit for narrower drawer fronts drilled at that tighter pattern rather than a replacement for a standard spacing pull.
A cup pull is shaped to be gripped from underneath, which works naturally on a drawer. It can be installed on a door, but the grip is less ergonomic in that position. The traditional pairing is cup pulls on drawers with knobs on doors.
Yes. The Dakota collection includes companion knobs and pulls in the same design language and finish, so you can coordinate hardware across doors and drawers without mixing series.
The projection is 15/16 inch (24 mm), so the back of the grip sits just under an inch from the face of the front.
When the drawer front is narrow and the hardware program is chrome, this cup pull delivers the right spacing, the right form, and a finish that ties into the fixtures already in the room.
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