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This Top Knobs Devon pull spans 7-9/16 inches center-to-center, a scale that suits wide drawer fronts, pot drawers, and full-height pantry doors where smaller hardware would disappear.
The 7-9/16 inch center-to-center spacing is the right mount for deep drawers, pot and pan drawers, and wide base cabinet fronts where a 3 or 5 inch pull would look undersized. At 8-3/16 inches tip to tip, the bar runs a meaningful proportion across the front, which is what gives a large drawer its finished, intentional look. The slim 7/16 inch bar keeps all that length from reading as heavy, so the hardware stays visible without dominating the cabinetry.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Ash Gray, a cool, muted tone that sits in the Silver Tone family without the high-contrast flash of polished chrome or the warmth of a nickel. Ash Gray works with painted cabinetry in whites, soft grays, and greige tones, where it reads as a deliberate neutral rather than a statement metal. The 1-1/2 inch projection puts enough air between the grip and the door face to make the draw comfortable on a heavy drawer loaded with cookware.
This scale fits a transitional kitchen where the hardware program is meant to be coordinated but not loud. Pot drawers, deep utensil drawers, and the wide lower fronts on a furniture-style island are the natural homes for a 192 mm pull. Designers specifying full kitchens can run this pull on the wide bases while using a shorter Devon pull on the standard drawers and Devon knobs on doors, keeping the collection consistent across every front without repeating the same hardware everywhere. It also suits a bathroom vanity with a wide double-door drawer bank, or a media cabinet where the fronts are proportioned more like furniture than cabinetry.
Measure between the centers of your two existing holes. If that distance is 7-9/16 inches (192 mm), this pull drops in without any new drilling.
It is a cool, medium gray with a muted finish, not a bright silver. It reads clearly as gray against white or off-white cabinetry rather than as a metallic shine.
Yes. Because they are all part of the Devon collection in the same finish, the profile and appearance match across different center-to-center sizes, which is how most designers handle mixed drawer widths in one kitchen.
The 7/16 inch bar is narrow in cross-section, which keeps the visual weight down. The 1-1/2 inch projection means the grip clears the door face enough for a full-hand pull on a heavy drawer.
Choose this pull when the drawer demands hardware that spans it properly and the finish should settle into the cabinetry rather than compete with it.
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