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This Top Knobs Dakota series pull is a cup pull designed for cabinet drawers and smaller door fronts, mounting on 2-9/16 inch (65 mm) centers in a Honey Bronze finish.
The 2-9/16 inch center-to-center is one of the smaller standard pull spacings, and it fills a specific need. On a spice drawer, a narrow door, or a small utility cabinet where a 3-3/4 inch or wider pull would crowd the front, this spacing keeps the hardware proportional without shrinking it to a knob. It also appears frequently in period furniture and older kitchen cabinetry where the hole pattern was laid out on a tighter grid, making this a practical replacement option when the existing holes are already drilled to 65 mm. The 3-3/4 inch (95 mm) overall length gives the shell enough visual presence even though the mounting footprint is compact.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Honey Bronze, a warm gold-brown tone with a slight antique quality. It reads closer to aged brass than to a raw bronze, which suits wood cabinetry in stained finishes rather than painted ones — the warmth in the hardware echoes rather than contrasts the warmth in the wood. The cup shell itself presents a smooth surface that catches soft light along its interior curve, giving the pull some depth without being ornate. Honey Bronze sits in the Bronze Tone color family and coordinates with the other pieces in the Dakota collection under the same finish name.
This pull works well for a traditional or transitional kitchen where the drawer bank includes a mix of narrow and wide fronts and the hardware program needs to scale accordingly. Designers specifying a full room often pair cup pulls on drawers with matching knobs on doors from the same Dakota series, and this spacing fills the narrow-drawer slot in that arrangement. It also suits furniture restorers and bath vanity projects where the hole pattern is already at 65 mm and replacing the hardware with a correctly spaced cup pull is cleaner than rerouting to a wider spacing.
Yes. A cup pull is gripped from underneath, so the open face of the shell points downward when mounted correctly. Installing it upside down reverses the grip and leaves the cup facing up, which collects debris. Check orientation before setting the screws.
Honey Bronze is a warmer, gold-toned finish with a lighter antique quality. Oil-Rubbed Bronze is darker and heavier in tone, often with more contrast between highlights and recesses. The two are distinct finish names and are not interchangeable.
The cup pull form is designed for drawer use, where reaching underneath is a natural motion. On a door it can be mounted but the grip works less intuitively. Most traditional hardware programs pair cup pulls on drawers and knobs on doors.
The Dakota collection includes knobs and pulls in matching finishes, so the same Honey Bronze tone and design language carry across the cabinetry.
When the drawer is narrow and the hole pattern is already at 65 mm, this cup pull delivers the right scale, the right form, and the right warmth to finish the job without compromise.
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