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This Top Knobs Dakota pull is a traditional bar-profile cabinet pull for doors and drawer fronts, mounting on 4 inch (102 mm) centers and finished in Ash Gray.
A 4 inch center-to-center is one of the standard hole patterns found on base cabinets, upper doors, and vanity fronts across a broad range of kitchen and bath programs. It sits between the common 3-3/4 inch spacing and the 5-1/16 inch spacing, giving this pull a home on mid-width drawer fronts and on doors where the hardware should feel proportionate rather than minimal. On an existing cabinet drilled to 4 inch centers, this pull is a direct replacement with no additional drilling. On a new build, the 102 mm spacing is a practical starting point because it falls within the overlap zone where standard European hinges and face-frame layouts both accommodate it without adjustment.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Ash Gray, a low-saturation gray with cool silver undertones that the catalog groups in the Silver Tone family. It is not a polished or brushed metal look: Ash Gray sits closer to a coated or painted surface than to a plated one, which makes it useful where the hardware should coordinate with matte or painted cabinetry without competing with the finish. Against white, off-white, or light-toned fronts it reads as a soft contrast. Against gray or greige fronts it tends to blend rather than stand apart. The slim 9/16 inch bar width keeps the pull visually light, so the finish does the work of establishing the hardware's presence rather than the scale of the profile.
This pull is a practical fit for designers and cabinet shops specifying a full kitchen or bath run in a neutral that is neither warm brass nor cool chrome. The Ash Gray finish steps outside the standard metal palette, which is useful when the cabinetry program already has warm wood tones or painted surfaces that would compete with a metallic sheen. Because the Dakota collection includes matching knobs, the standard practice of running pulls on drawers and knobs on doors stays within one series and one finish. Homeowners replacing hardware on an existing cabinet drilled to 4 inch centers will find this a straightforward swap. Contractors and cabinet shops specifying new builds can source the full Dakota program from one collection and carry a consistent look across every front in the project.
Yes. Four inches converts to 101.6 mm, which rounds to 102 mm in the manufacturer's paired value. The two are the same hole spacing.
No. It is a cool gray finish grouped in the Silver Tone color family, without the warmth of a bronze or brass tone.
The Dakota collection includes companion knobs in the same design language and finish, so mixing pulls on drawers and knobs on doors within the collection is the intended use.
1-3/16 inches (30 mm) from the door face to the back of the grip.
Choose this pull when the hardware needs to hold a consistent, cool-toned gray across every door and drawer in the project without introducing a metallic sheen to the room.
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