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This Top Knobs Devon pull is a transitional bar pull built for wide drawer fronts, large doors, and cabinet spans where hardware at smaller centers would look undersized. It mounts on 8-13/16 inch (224 mm) centers and stretches to 10-1/2 inches overall.
The 8-13/16 inch center-to-center spacing is the right tool for fronts that dwarf a 128 mm or 160 mm pull. Wide pot-and-pan drawers, full-height pantry doors, deep appliance garages, and island cabinet fronts in the 24-to-30-inch range are all common landings for this spacing. At those widths, a shorter pull can read as a hardware afterthought rather than a deliberate design choice. Running the pull across nearly ten inches of the front ties the hardware to the scale of the cabinetry in a way smaller centers do not.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Polished Chrome. Chrome at this length catches the light along the full span of the bar, so the pull registers as a bright horizontal band rather than just a grip point. That behavior suits transitional kitchens where chrome appliances, faucets, and fixtures are already setting the metallic tone. Polished surfaces pick up marks more readily than brushed or matte finishes, and they wipe just as cleanly, which is worth knowing on a high-traffic drawer.
Cabinet shops fitting out an island or a wide drawer bank, designers specifying hardware for a transitional kitchen that is running chrome fixtures throughout, and homeowners replacing existing hardware drilled to 224 mm centers will all find this pull straightforward. The Devon collection includes companion knobs and matching pulls at other center-to-center values, which is useful when a project needs to mix knob-fitted doors with pull-fitted drawers without mixing design languages.
The 8-13/16 inch (224 mm) figure is the distance between the centers of the two mounting holes, which is the number that must match your existing holes or your drilling template. The 10-1/2 inch overall length is the end-to-end size of the pull itself, always larger than the hole spacing.
Yes. A bar pull at this scale works on both wide drawer fronts and tall or wide cabinet doors. The horizontal orientation is the standard installation on drawers; on doors it is typically mounted vertically, which means the hole spacing runs top to bottom rather than side to side.
The Devon collection includes companion knobs in Polished Chrome, so pulls on drawers and knobs on doors can share the same series and finish without introducing a second design language.
Chrome and stainless are both silver-toned metals, and they read as intentional combinations in most kitchens. They are not identical finishes, but the coordination is widely used and generally works well when all the hardware in the room is kept consistent.
Choose this pull when the front is wide enough that the hardware should span it rather than punctuate it, and when the finish program is already built around polished chrome.
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