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The Top Knobs Charlotte pull is a traditional bar pull from the Dakota collection, mounted on 3 inch (76 mm) centers and finished in Flat Black. It is sized for the smaller fronts in a cabinet program: spice drawers, upper doors, and the narrow drawer stacks that flank a sink or a range.
The 3 inch center-to-center is the go-to spacing for the narrower pieces in any cabinet layout. Upper cabinet doors, spice pull-outs, and the slim drawers that anchor the ends of a run all tend to land in this range, where a longer pull would look oversized and a knob might not give enough grip. This pull fits that gap without calling attention to itself. It also covers the most common pre-drilled hole spacing on stock and semi-custom cabinetry at that scale, which makes it a practical replacement choice on an existing installation without any new drilling.
The Charlotte pull is cast in zinc and finished in Flat Black. Flat Black is a fully matte surface with no sheen to it, which is a different result than a satin or a low-gloss black. On a light front it holds a clean contrast line; on a dark front it recedes into the cabinetry. The matte texture is also more forgiving of everyday handling than a polished surface, because it does not collect the fingerprint pattern a bright finish would. The 9/16 inch bar width keeps the profile narrow, so the pull reads as a line rather than as a feature element on the door.
This is the right size for a kitchen or bath where the hardware program needs to work across fronts of different widths, and the smaller pieces need a dedicated pull rather than a knob. Cabinet shops specifying a full kitchen in the Dakota collection will typically run the 3 inch Charlotte on upper doors and narrow drawers while stepping up to a longer center-to-center on wide base drawers. Designers working a traditional or transitional scheme in black will find the matte surface and slender bar consistent with shaker and raised-panel doors without introducing a modern edge. Homeowners replacing worn or mismatched hardware on a bank of upper cabinets can use the 76 mm spacing to confirm a drop-in fit before ordering.
Flat Black and Matte Black are the finish names as each manufacturer labels them. Top Knobs uses Flat Black for this finish. Do not assume it matches a Matte Black finish from a different brand or a different series, as finish names are not standardized across manufacturers.
Yes. Upper cabinet doors are one of the most common applications for this spacing. The 3 inch hole pattern is standard on many stock and semi-custom upper doors, and the 3-1/2 inch overall length stays proportional on a narrower door stile.
The Dakota collection includes companion knobs in the same design language and Flat Black finish. Using pulls on drawers and knobs on doors from the same series is a standard approach for keeping the hardware program consistent.
The projection is 1-1/8 inches (28 mm) from the face of the front to the back of the grip, which gives comfortable finger clearance on a narrow bar profile.
Choose this pull when the 3 inch spacing is the right fit for the narrower pieces in the layout and the hardware program calls for a flat, matte black surface throughout.
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