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This Top Knobs Edwardian pull is a straight bar pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, mounting on 3-3/4 inch (95 mm) centers — one of the most widely drilled spacings in residential cabinetry.
The 3-3/4 inch center-to-center measurement is the spacing that shows up most often when you pull a drawer front and look at the holes behind it. Production builders and cabinet manufacturers have used it as a default for decades, which means this pull drops onto existing hardware in a renovation without picking up a drill. For new work, it is the spacing that gives a mid-size drawer the best visual proportion without crowding the front or leaving too much negative space at the edges. The slim bar profile keeps the pull from competing with the door, which is the point in a traditional kitchen where the woodwork is the main event.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Brushed Bronze. Brushed Bronze sits in the warm brown-gold range rather than the yellow-gold range, and the brushed surface takes down the sheen so the finish reads as aged metal rather than bright hardware. That quality makes it a natural fit alongside oil-rubbed bronze faucets, unlacquered brass fixtures, or any warm-metal program where a polished surface would look out of place. The 1/2 inch wide bar is narrow enough to read as a line on the front rather than a form, which keeps the hardware supporting the cabinetry instead of leading it.
This pull suits traditional and transitional kitchens, bathrooms, and built-ins where the hardware finish is anchored in warm bronze tones. Cabinet shops and contractors doing renovations will find the standard 3-3/4 inch spacing useful on replacement jobs, since it covers the overwhelming majority of existing hole patterns without any modification to the door front. Designers specifying from the Edwardian collection can pair this pull on drawers with the matching knobs on doors and coordinate across the collection's full run of companion pieces in Brushed Bronze.
Yes. The 3-3/4 inch spacing is the same standard cabinet hole pattern that manufacturers also express as 96 mm. This pull is listed at 95 mm in the attribute data, which reflects a rounding difference, not a different hole spacing. It fits the same holes.
The pull is 4-7/16 inches end to end. The grip runs between the two posts, which sit at the 3-3/4 inch centers, so the bar extends a short distance beyond each post for the cap ends.
The two finishes share a warm brown undertone, and they often read well together. That said, Brushed Bronze is a Top Knobs finish name and oil-rubbed bronze is a different manufacturer's finish. An exact match cannot be guaranteed across brands; evaluate them side by side before specifying.
Yes. A bar pull works on both doors and drawer fronts. The standard approach in a traditional kitchen is to run pulls on wider drawers and pair them with knobs from the same Edwardian collection on doors, but the pull itself works on either surface.
This pull handles the most common renovation swap in residential cabinetry — a 3-3/4 inch hole pattern, warm bronze finish, and the traditional Edwardian line — without requiring a single modification to the existing door front.
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